Ending Child Labour In Nigeria: Taking instruction from case of 14 year-old hawker killed by stray bullet in Lagos
This piece is inspired by the death of a 14-year-old girl that was carelessly cut short on the 3rd of July 2021 in Lagos State.
Overcoming Porn Addiction: Stumbled in at 11, Struggled out at 14
Jo Robertson, a sex and relationship therapist encourages parents to have healthy age-appropriate conversations with their children about porn and other relevant issues.
Spelling Bee history-maker Zaila Avant-garde receives full LSU scholarship offer
Avant-garde made history on Thursday when she became the first Black American winner in the 96-year history of the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Your education is first moral, then mental
Your character can be considered more valuable than an MBA or PhD.
Tanzania to offer alternative education for secondary school dropouts and pregnant girls
According to the World Bank, about 5,500 girls in Tanzania drop out of school every year due to pregnancy.
200 students win over N15 million worth of scholarships via Mission I.T. Scholarship fund
Awardees enrolled for Aptech’s flagship program are eligible for credit transfer facility that allows them to join the final year of Bachelor (Hons) I.T. Degree at affiliated international universities in the U.K., Malaysia, Dubai, or Malta.
Project Inspire School Tour: Teens Going For Gold Network empowers 80 female students in capacity-building event
Participants said attending the event prepared them to be more aware of themselves and their goals, and to be more responsible for their future.
Refining Spilt Milk: Two teenage pregnancies, two different results
Two teens had unexpected pregnancies. However, their outcomes turned out very differently. This is their story.
Teenager wins Pulitzer prize for filming George Floyd’s last moments
Darnella isn’t a professional journalist. However, her journalistic action has had as much impact as any.
Ghanaian teenage scholar donates her scholarship money to help ‘the most in need of it’
Verda Tetteh said she decided to use the scholarship money to help anyone who attends community college, like her mother whose community college education has been so helpful to her.