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"Breaking Stereotypes: African Youth Who Are Changing the...

For too long, the global narrative about Africa has been dominated by a narrow set of stereotypes: poverty, conflict, disease, and dependence. These one-dimensional portrayals often ignore the continent's immense diversity, vibrant cultures, rapid innovation, and the extraordinary resilience of...

"Hustle Culture or Harmful Cycle? Rethinking the African...

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What They Don’t Teach You About Learning How to Learn...

They filled your school years with facts, formulas, and lectures...But they never taught you how to actually learn — how to retain, apply, adapt, and grow knowledge for life.Let’s explore what they don’t teach you:How to learn in a way that sticks, evolves, and empowers. WHAT...

What They Don’t Teach You About Parenting in the Digital Age...

They taught parenting basics — feeding, clothing, school runs.But no one prepared you for raising children in a world of screens, social media, cyberbullying, and constant comparison. Let’s talk about what they don’t teach you:How to parent wisely in the digital age. WHAT THEY...

How can Nigeria promote local manufacturing and reduce its reliance...

Nigeria's drive to promote local manufacturing and reduce reliance on imports is a critical step towards sustainable economic growth and diversification. This is a complex challenge, but several strategies can be employed, often building on past and current government initiatives like the...

What industries besides oil and gas could help diversify...

Nigeria possesses immense potential in various sectors beyond oil and gas that could drive significant economic diversification and sustainable growth. Here are some of the most promising industries: Agriculture and Agro-processing: Vast Arable Land: Nigeria has extensive arable land,...

Why is youth unemployment so high despite Nigeria's large and...

Nigeria indeed has a very large and young population, often referred to as a

How do the United States and its allies justify their naval...

The United States and its allies justify their naval transits through the Taiwan Strait as

What are the possible outcomes if a miscalculation or accident...

A miscalculation or accident during a Chinese military exercise near Taiwan carries significant and potentially catastrophic outcomes, ranging from localized skirmishes to a full-blown regional or even global conflict. The high frequency and assertive nature of these drills, combined with the...

Ikeji - Did you know racism exists more in Asia, not just the...

Did you know racism exists more in Asia, not just the West? Yes — and it’s an often overlooked truth that racism is not exclusive to the West. Racism exists more in Asia — not just the West? While Western colonialism and white supremacy are widely acknowledged, racism in Asia...

Ikeji - "Now I know that technological advancements, from AI...

"Now I know that technological advancements, from AI to cyber warfare, are not just innovations, but new battlegrounds in the ongoing struggle for geopolitical advantage."

Ikeji - "Do you know that YouTube is the second largest search...

"Do you know that YouTube is the second largest search engine after Google? People search for a lot more than just cat videos!"

"How African Youth Are Rebuilding the Continent from the...

Africa boasts the world's youngest population, with a median age of 19.7 in 2020 and an expected 4.3 billion people by 2100, half of whom will be youth. This demographic dividend, if properly harnessed, presents an unparalleled opportunity for transformative change. Far from being passive...

"Afrofuturism: Imagining Africa’s Future Through Art,...

Afrofuturism is a vibrant and ever-evolving cultural aesthetic, philosophy, and artistic movement that explores the intersection of African diaspora culture with science, technology, and speculative fiction. More than just a genre, it's a way of imagining Black liberation,...

How has Nigeria’s dependence on oil helped or hurt the...

Nigeria's heavy dependence on oil has been a double-edged sword for its long-term growth, offering both short-term benefits and significant long-term drawbacks. How Oil Dependence Has

Focus Nigeria- What are the biggest challenges facing...

Nigeria, despite being Africa's largest economy and most populous nation, faces several significant and interconnected economic challenges. These include: High Inflation and Currency Volatility: Inflation continues to be a major issue, often exceeding 20% and at times hitting 30%,...

How do China's frequent military drills and air incursions...

China's frequent military drills and air incursions near Taiwan significantly destabilize regional security in several critical ways: 1. Increased Risk of Miscalculation and Accidental Conflict:

Why does China consider the Taiwan Strait part of its internal...

China considers the Taiwan Strait part of its

Ikeji - Did you know the richest nations in the world grew wealthy...

Did you know the richest nations in the world grew wealthy from African labor and land? Yes — and it's one of the most critical truths often erased from history books for your Hidden History or Global Inequality series: Did You Know? The richest nations in the world grew wealthy from...

Ikeji - "Now I know that the concept of 'soft power'...

"Now I know that the concept of 'soft power' can be as impactful as military might, subtly shaping perceptions and securing long-term influence."

Ikeji - "Do you know that AI influencers are becoming more...

"Do you know that AI influencers are becoming more trusted than real people by some audiences? The digital world is evolving fast!"

What They Don’t Teach You About Education vs. Real-World...

You were told that good grades would lead to a good life.That if you followed the rules and earned the degrees, success would follow.But no one prepared you for the gap between book knowledge and life wisdom.Let’s unpack what they don’t teach you:Formal education isn’t the same...

What They Don’t Teach You About Creative Thinking (Personal...

You were taught how to follow rules, memorize facts, and give the “right” answer.But no one taught you how to break the box, connect unlikely dots, or trust your imagination as a tool — not a toy.Let’s unpack what they don’t teach you:Creative thinking isn’t...

"From Drums to Digital: The Evolution of African...

African storytelling, at its heart, is a dynamic and evolving art form that has adapted through millennia, moving from communal firesides to global digital platforms. This evolution reflects not just technological advancements, but also the enduring power of narrative to preserve...

"Ubuntu in Action: What the World Can Learn from African...

The African philosophy of Ubuntu is a profound and deeply human concept that offers invaluable lessons for a world increasingly grappling with individualism, conflict, and disconnection. Often summarized by the powerful phrase,

"The Power of African Languages: Why We Must Preserve and...

Africa is a continent of unparalleled linguistic diversity, boasting over 3,000 distinct languages, representing roughly one-third of the world's total. This astounding linguistic tapestry is not merely a collection of communication tools; it is the very heartbeat of African cultures, holding...

Ikeji - Did you know the global economy depends on African...

Did you know the global economy depends on African resources—but Africa remains poor? Yes — and it’s one of the most painful paradoxes in modern history. The global economy depends on African resources — but Africa remains poor? From the smartphones in your hand to the...

Ikeji - "Now I know that the 'rules-based international...

"Now I know that the 'rules-based international order' is a framework constantly tested, stretched, and redefined by the actions of powerful states."

What They Don’t Teach You About Toxic Workplaces

1. A Toxic Workplace Doesn’t Always Look Toxic It’s not just yelling bosses or public humiliation.Sometimes it’s: Silent gaslighting Passive aggression Being overworked and under-recognized Favoritism and fear culture masked as

What They Don’t Teach You About Working for Yourself