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In Nigeria, young people are confronted with several structural injustices and marginalisation, which may also be responsible for the high rate of youth restiveness, insecurity, youth participation in violent extremist acts and other criminal activities.
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While migration can offer opportunities for personal and economic development, it can also be challenging and risky, especially for vulnerable young people..
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Climate change significantly impacts youths in various ways; it could affect their education, health impacts (psychologically and mentally), economic challenges, displacement and migration, and loss of biodiversity and ecosystems, affecting their present and future well-being.
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Ageism is a pervasive societal problem that affects the Nigerian workforce. Employers should refocus their attention on creating culture-oriented environments that emphasize the value of older workers’ contributions
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Violence against the female gender has amplified especially since the aftermath of the 2020 covid 19 pandemic which came with a lot of restrictions on movement and social distancing dictates across the world.
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By targeting the most fundamental aspects of a person’s identity, hate speech erodes the very essence of their humanity, fostering an environment of fear, hostility, and alienation, and at times lifetime enmity or even death
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Society is made up of separate but interdependent formal and informal institutions that function together for peaceful co-existence.
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Despite the enormous natural and human resources almost half of the citizens of Nigeria are living below the poverty line.
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Yes! Showing an act of kindness can mean promoting peace. This is because every society, state, country, or continent can garner peace from kindness.
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Nonviolent or civil resistance has been a saving grace available to the ordinary people in any society to campaign against any form of political abuse.
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Gender inequality permeates every level of Nigeria society, including the political sphere. Gender inequality and discrimination are argued to cause and perpetuate poverty and vulnerability in society.
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It is no longer news how some youth are increasingly joining the internet scamming business to solve their individual and family social challenges.
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Open civic space allows citizens to exercise their rights both online and offline without free of attack or reprisal..
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Women are often seen only as powerless victims of violent wars, rather than as agents of change whose ability can be exploited in peace processes.
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The issues of insecurity as well as the high-handedness of the government and its security agents have been at the forefront of social discourse in Nigeria.
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Gender-based violence is a phenomenon deeply rooted in gender inequality and continues to be one of the most notable human right violations.
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The interactions between settled farmers and herders is inevitable, because the social interaction between them is regarded as fundamental.
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The forum provided an avenue to showcase the positive role of youths as agents of change and amplify the voices of youths worldwide.
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Children have a right to be protected from all forms of violence, embedded in several national and international treaties and laws.
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