Making money as a teenager is really fantastic. It’s such a liberating experience to have money as a young person (whether you’re working for it, or you are given it by your parents). Living as a teenager can also be expensive; and if you are
As declared by UNESCO, the theme for this year’s International Day of Education is “to invest in people, prioritize education.” As you may already know, the concept of Investment is not exclusive to the world of banking or finance. It simply means committing resources to
Training a total of 100 teenagers, the Benin state project manager, Evelyn Obasohan led on the implementation of this paradigm shifting event
On 24th June 2022, the Project Inspire School Tour train stopped at Community Secondary School, Ijokodo, Ibadan. With the theme “Creating Value: Ditching the Get-Rich-Quick Mentality”, the tour advocated the need to desist from the worrying trend to get rich quickly and at all cost.
On 12th and 13th October 2022, Teens Going for Gold Network’s Ibadan team led by Toluwanimi Obisesan supported the Watercolor project training 248 students on becoming creative professionals.
From 23rd till 26th August 2022, Teens Going for Gold Network embarked on its annual summer training program for underserved teenagers in Nigeria known as Project Teach a Teen. The intensive four day training which took place in Precious Pearls orphanage located in the Orelope
Tens Going For Gold Network, on the 27th of August, 2021 empowered ten teenagers with Global Citizenship wisdom during a webinar organized for members of the Achiever’s Trybe, Teens Going for Gold Network’s capacity-building and accountability community for teenagers and young adults. The event, which
Considering the currently prevalent context and guide-free forms of sex education available to teenagers and young adults across the globe and specifically across Nigeria, Teens Going For Gold Network’s capacity-building and accountability community for teenagers and young adults, Achievers’ Trybe, held a sex education webinar
It is no news that Nigeria is confronted with a leadership crisis at every level and in every sector. The crisis is evident in government, in the private sector, and sadly, even in the civil society which is supposed to serve as a watchdog to
“…we should also go on to think of what to do now to ensure we have what it takes to meet those needs in the future. Let us call this our very own “Replacement Theory”: how well will your financial status replace the financial resources
