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Lifestyle

Tinubu’s Tax Reforms: Presidency Tells Youth ‘It’s Your Economic Lifeline, Not a Burden’

Tax Revolution for Youth: Presidency, FIRS Unveil Empowerment Pact Senior Presidential Aide Rinsola Abiola has declared President Tinubu’s tax reforms a strategic investment in Nigeria’s youth, urging young citizens to champion the initiative as partners in building a "secured economic future." The call came at a Youth and Tax Town Hall co-hosted by the Presidency and Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), where FIRS Chairman Zach Adedeji launched game-changing incentives. Why Youth Should Own Tax Reforms Abiola’s keynote dismantled tax misconceptions: "These reforms aren’t just revenue tools—they’re your keys to opportunity, inclusion, and empowerment."Core Arguments: Beyond "Leaders of Tomorrow": Youth are "active policy shapers today" through advocacy, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Expanded Tax Base: Youth-led businesses fuel national development revenue. Presidential Backing: Tinubu’s startup funding, digital training, and business reforms align with tax incentives. FIRS’ Youth-Centric Blueprint Adedeji (represented by Prof. Aisha Mahmoud) unveiled:✅ Young Tax Champions […]

Mujahid Yusuf May 28, 2025

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Entertainment

Ebonyi Film Institute Proposal: Speaker Abbas Eyes Youth Empowerment in Nigeria’s Booming Creative Sector

Nigeria’s Creative Revolution: Ebonyi Film Institute to Bridge Skills Gap Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Tajudeen Abbas, has unveiled plans for a National Institute for Films and Media Technology in Ukawu, Ebonyi State, aimed at empowering Nigeria’s youth with cutting-edge skills in film, AI, and media tech. The proposal, part of the 10th House’s legislative agenda, seeks to position Nigeria’s creative sector—already the nation’s second-largest employer—as a global competitor. Why Ebonyi? Addressing Youth Potential and Global Trends Job Creation: Nigeria’s creative economy could generate 2.7 million jobs by 2025, per Abbas. Global Benchmark: Creative industries contribute 6.1% to global GDP; Nigeria aims to boost its share. AI Urgency: “The world is running away with AI. We can’t be left behind,” Abbas warned, stressing the institute’s role in tech education. Key Features of the Proposed Institute Curriculum Focus: Film Production: Hands-on training in cinematography, editing, and storytelling. Media […]

Mujahid Yusuf May 8, 2025

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ASHANTI

We want to make agriculture sexier and more engaging for the youth – Joyce Bawah Mogtari

Presidential Aide and Senior Presidential Advisor to President John Dramani Mahama, Joyce Bawah Mogtari, has emphasised the need to revitalise the agricultural sector by making it more appealing and engaging for young people. Speaking during an interview with Woezor TV on Sunday, 20 April, she highlighted the importance of youth involvement in agriculture as a means of securing sustainable livelihoods and national development. According to Madam Bawah Mogtari, the transformation of agriculture into a more attractive sector is crucial to changing perceptions among the youth. “All we want to do is to make agriculture sexier and more engaging for the youth to be able to build something for themselves,” she said. She noted that the current government’s approach under John Mahama would place special focus on empowering young people to take advantage of opportunities within the agricultural value chain. She […]

Ahmad April 21, 2025

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Greater Accra

Gideon Boako spends Easter with Tano North self-starters living in Accra

Member of Parliament for Tano North, Dr Gideon Boako, spent the Easter holidays engaging with a vibrant group of young professionals and entrepreneurs from his constituency currently residing in Accra. The gathering, held in a warm and interactive setting, provided an opportunity for these self-starters to connect with their MP and discuss issues relevant to their personal development, business growth, and contributions to their home district. Dr Boako commended their initiative and drive, noting that such determination is key to the transformation of Tano North and Ghana as a whole. In his remarks, Dr Boako encouraged the youth to remain committed to their aspirations, emphasising that their success in Accra could significantly benefit their communities back home. He highlighted the importance of innovation, resilience, and ethical leadership in today’s competitive environment. The MP also assured them of his continuous support […]

Ahmad April 21, 2025

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ASHANTI

Blossom Academy receives support to train Ghanaian youth in Data Analytics

Blossom Academy, a leading force in digital education, has received a major boost through a grant from the Internet Society Foundation under its Strengthening Communities, Improving Lives and Livelihoods (SCILLS) programme. This funding will enhance the Academy’s Data Analytics Programme, designed to empower 150 underemployed youth—50% of whom are women—with globally competitive digital skills, paving the way for meaningful careers in the tech industry. Jeph Acheampong, Director of Blossom Academy, emphasized the wider impact of this initiative, stating, “With the support of the Internet Society Foundation, we’re not just transforming individual lives; we’re shaping Ghana’s digital future.” He noted that beyond upskilling, the programme contributes significantly to economic development by equipping graduates to support and grow institutions and businesses nationwide. The Internet Society Foundation commended Blossom Academy for its innovative, inclusive, and impact-driven approach—particularly its adaptive learning model, focus on […]

Ahmad April 15, 2025

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CENTRAL

EU and Netherlands Launch Ghana Youth Empowerment Initiative.

The European Union (EU) and the Netherlands Embassy in Ghana have introduced the Youth Sounding Board (YSB) Ghana, an initiative to empower young leaders to influence policies and programs that impact their lives and communities. This effort aligns with the EU's global commitment to supporting youth development.The YSB will consist of a diverse and inclusive group of Ghanaian youth aged 18 to 32, chosen based on their leadership skills, community involvement, and innovative ideas. Selected members will serve a two-year term, offering guidance to the EU and Netherlands Embassy on youth-centric policies, collaborating with local and international stakeholders, and assessing relevant projects across the country.Speaking at the launch in Accra, EU Ambassador Irchad Razaaly emphasized the importance of youth engagement in shaping Ghana’s future, focusing on issues like economic development, education, and social equity. Netherlands Ambassador Jeroen Verheul highlighted the […]

Edem 4Style January 23, 2025

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Entertainment

Serwaa Amihere Opens Up About Depression Following Leaked Video.

Ghanaian broadcaster Serwaa Amihere has shared her emotional journey of coping with depression after an intimate video allegedly involving her was leaked in 2024. At the Ignite Youth Empowerment Thanksgiving Service, Serwaa discussed the personal impact of the incident, revealing how it led to a difficult period for her.During the service, Serwaa reflected on the emotional toll, stating, "I was depressed and crying at home that day." She explained that her close friend, Obuobia Darko-Opoku, played a crucial role in helping her navigate the emotional strain. Obuobia’s thoughtful gesture of taking Serwaa to buy ice cream and offering support was a lifeline during a time when Serwaa felt isolated.Despite the turmoil, Serwaa expressed deep gratitude for Obuobia’s unwavering kindness, saying, "It did me a lot of good." She also emphasized the importance of making wise decisions, warning young people that […]

Edem 4Style January 18, 2025

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WESTERN

Wenchi SDA Church Honors Girls for Virginity Preservation.

The Wenchi West District of the Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) Church in the Bono Region has honored 20 girls aged 13-16 for preserving their virginity. During a special thanksgiving service, the girls were recognized and awarded undisclosed sums for their upkeep. Mrs. Nana Amponsah Poku, the District Coordinator of the Young Adventist Women Ministries, praised the girls for their commitment and urged them to protect their virginity until marriage. She also emphasized the importance of reintroducing traditional rites like Bragoro or Dipo to safeguard young girls from promiscuity and teenage pregnancies.Pastor Andrews Dua Bour Kyere, Associate Pastor of the district, also commended the girls and encouraged others to remain focused on education and purity. The honored girls expressed gratitude for the church's support in their spiritual development.

Edem 4Style January 8, 2025

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EASTERN

Plan International Launches Project to Tackle Teen Pregnancies in Cocoa Communities.

Plan International Ghana has launched the Rooting for Change project in the Suhum Municipality of the Eastern Region to address adolescent pregnancies in cocoa-growing areas. Supported by Tony's Chocolonely, a leading cocoa company in the Netherlands, the two-year initiative focuses on empowering youth in Aponoapono and Obretema, with the aim to expand into nearby communities.This project seeks to support at least 800 young people, 60% of whom are girls aged 10–19, by September 2026. It will provide education on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), improve access to youth-friendly health services, and create a safe environment for adolescents to make informed decisions free from discrimination and violence.The program also addresses challenges like poverty, gender inequality, and limited resources, which increase the vulnerability of girls in cocoa-producing regions. Local stakeholders, including the Ghana Health Service, Suhum Municipal Assembly, and social […]

Edem 4Style December 14, 2024

Entertainment

Kyeiwaa Urges the Youth: “Go to School to Avoid My Struggles.

Ghanaian actress Rose Mensah, popularly known as Kyeiwaa, has shared heartfelt advice to young people on the importance of education. In a video posted on Instagram, she reflected on the difficulties she faced due to her limited education after relocating to the United States.Kyeiwaa revealed that her inability to communicate fluently in English created challenges abroad. She encouraged the youth to take their studies seriously, especially if their parents are working hard to support their education."Don’t say you won’t go to school because you don’t see the importance now. You will feel the effects in the future when you travel," she said.Known for her roles in films like Akurasi Burgers and The Code of Money and Death, Kyeiwaa’s candid message aims to inspire others to prioritize education for a better future.

Edem 4Style November 28, 2024

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