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Nigeria

Nigerians recall harsh 2025 but hope for relief in 2026

Many Nigerians say 2025 was one of the hardest years in recent times, marked by rising prices, insecurity and deep uncertainty. In spite of this, they are looking to 2026 with cautious hope that living conditions will improve.​ In Owerri, some residents described 2025 as a year of crippling hardship, especially for people in small businesses and daily trading. A trader, Chinonso Nze, said the economic climate was poor and that surviving the year felt like a miracle for many families.​ He blamed the hardship on high inflation and worsening insecurity that made travel dangerous in many parts of the country. According to him, kidnappings and attacks on highways left commuters feeling unsafe and afraid to move freely.​ Nze also expressed concern about a new tax regime expected to take effect in 2026, warning that it could further strain already […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA December 30, 2025

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Entertainment

Why I Left Church for Three Years – Ariyiike Dimples

Actress and media personality Ariyiike Owolagba (Ariyiike Dimples) has shared how criticism over her attire led her to stop attending her community church for three years. In an ‘Open Up’ podcast interview, Ariyiike explained that an elderly church member told her she would “go to hell” for wearing a pencil skirt, leaving her feeling wrongly judged and unwelcome. Although Ariyiike remains a practicing Christian, she now prefers worshipping elsewhere, away from the judgmental environment she experienced. She urged churches to adapt and simplify their practices, making young people feel accepted without harsh judgment—especially regarding fashion. Ariyiike recounted how the incident was reported to her father, compelling her to send a photo to her mother to prove her decency. She noted that younger congregants have been drifting to other, more inclusive churches, highlighting the need for reform in how churches relate […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA November 25, 2025

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international

EU Launches Reality Show to Combat Youth Extremism in Northwest Nigeria

The European Union (EU) and Search for Common Ground have launched a new reality show in Northwest Nigeria to address youth vulnerability to violent extremism. The initiative, highlighted at an Abuja event, focuses on empowering young people in Katsina, Zamfara, and Sokoto by improving economic opportunities, conflict-resolution skills, and social inclusion. EU Ambassador Gautier Mignot described the project as “a timely intervention” that puts youths at the center of shaping peaceful communities. The programme is based on youth-led research and aims to provide mentorship, entrepreneurship training, and peacebuilding skills. At least 50% of participants will be women, and people with disabilities and both rural and urban participants will be included. A unique aspect is ‘The Hustle Reality Show,’ which will train youths in financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and community leadership through televised and digital content in English and Hausa. Participants will […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA November 20, 2025

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Nigeria

Court Stops Nigerian Govt From Deregistering Youth Council NYCN

A Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the Nigerian government to halt its plan to deregister the National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN). The order stops the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) and the Ministry of Youth Development from withdrawing the council's certificate of registration until a legal dispute is resolved. The case was filed by the NYCN's President, Amb. Sukubo Sara-Igbe Sukubo, after the Ministry announced the council's deregistration on October 7th, despite his recent re-election. Justice B. F. M. Nyako gave the order on October 15, 2025, directing all parties to "maintain the status quo." This means the NYCN will continue to operate as normal for now, and its leadership remains recognized. The court has instructed the defendants—the CAC and the Youth Ministry—to be formally notified of the lawsuit. The case has been adjourned to October 28, 2025, […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA October 17, 2025

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Nigeria

Cybercrime threatens Nigeria’s development, group warns

The Chief Executive Officer of the We Love Nigeria Unity and Peace Initiative (We Love Nigeria), Anaba Chimele Anthony, has cautioned that cybercrime poses a serious danger to Nigeria’s growth and future development. Speaking in Abuja during the launch of a nationwide sensitisation campaign against internet fraud, Anthony described cybercrime as a growing national embarrassment, particularly among young people. He explained that the grassroots campaign would reach universities, polytechnics, colleges of education, secondary schools, religious centres, diaspora communities, and public spaces to educate Nigerians on the dangers of internet fraud. “Internet fraud and cybercrime by our youths both at home and abroad have become a national embarrassment, turning into an ideology. We are stepping in to complement the efforts of security and intelligence agencies by taking this message to the grassroots,” Anthony said. He commended the Economic and Financial Crimes […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA September 23, 2025

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Finance

Create, innovate, undertake: young people at the heart of economic recovery

Create, innovate, undertake: young people Youth entrepreneurship is more than ever a priority for the Togolese authorities. The stated ambition is clear: to stimulate economic recovery by leveraging the creativity, innovation, and boldness of young people , while improving their access to financing, support, and market opportunities. It is in this dynamic that an interactive meeting was held on Friday, bringing together young entrepreneurs, students, micro-enterprise managers and officials from the Ministry of Grassroots Development, Youth and Youth Employment . Identify the obstacles, release the potential At the heart of the discussions: the obstacles to business creation . The participants p difficult access to financing, lack of technical support, administrative burden, and a still weak entrepreneurial culture. But there was no fatalism around the table. The young people shared their concrete experiences , from failures to successes, in a spirit […]

Ahmad July 14, 2025

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Ahafo

NCCE Warns Youth Against Political Manipulation.

The National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) has issued a strong warning to the youth in Ghana, urging them not to fall prey to political manipulation, especially as the 2024 general elections approach. The NCCE emphasized the importance of critical thinking and making informed decisions, rather than being swayed by short-term gains or partisan propaganda.This call comes as the political landscape heats up, with various parties and candidates intensifying their campaigns. The NCCE stressed the need for young voters to prioritize the nation's long-term well-being over promises of material benefits or emotional appeals that may serve only political interests. By being vigilant and educated about the electoral process, the youth can help strengthen the country’s democracy.The NCCE's efforts are part of a broader initiative to engage the public in peaceful and fair elections, focusing on educating citizens about their rights […]

Edem 4Style October 21, 2024

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NORTH EAST

FDA Warns Gambaga and Nalerigu Youth to Stop Tramadol Abuse.

The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) in the North East Region has stepped up its campaign against drug abuse, seizing and destroying over 200 illegal medical products, including tramadol, a drug heavily abused by young people.In collaboration with the Gambaga and Nalerigu Youth Association, the National Investigation Bureau, and the Narcotics Control Board, the FDA conducted a major operation in Gambaga to confiscate and destroy these illegal drugs, valued at thousands of dollars.Jacob Amoako Mensah, the FDA's North East Regional head, cautioned the youth about the dangers of tramadol addiction, emphasizing that it can lead to harmful consequences, including criminal behavior. He urged young people to avoid using tramadol unless prescribed by a doctor. The FDA called on parents, teachers, and community leaders to support their efforts to combat drug abuse and safeguard the region’s youth.

Edem 4Style October 5, 2024

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