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NYSC Reform: Beyond Nostalgia, Towards Relevance and the Future of Nigerian Youth

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By Mohammed Abdullahi
| thesun.ng
By Mohammed Abdullahi Dr Reuben Abati’s recent intervention on the proposed reform of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) raises important questions about the direction of one of Nigeria’s most enduring national institutions. His concerns are understandable, particularly given the emotional connection many Nigerians have with the scheme and the memories it has created over the past five decades.
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Shield appointed FiN director-general, unveils plans

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By Mohammed Abdullahi
| Blueprint Verified
Hon. Henry Shield The Future Is Now (FiN) Movement has appointed Hon. Henry Shield as its Director-General following a national stakeholders’ meeting attended by state coordinators from parts of Nigeria. The appointment, which emerged as one of the key outcomes of the meeting held in Abuja on Monday, received unanimous endorsement from stakeholders and marks what the movement described as another milestone in its development.
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Vestlige prinsipper utfordres i Ukraina og Gaza

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By Mohammed Abdullahi
| panoramanyheter.no
Dette er en kronikk. Meninger i teksten er skribentens egne. Vestlige land fremhever ofte folkeretten, staters suverenitet og retten til selvbestemmelse som grunnleggende prinsipper i internasjonal politikk. Disse normene presenteres som universelle og retningsgivende for konfliktløsning, uavhengig av geografi og politisk kontekst. Samtidig viser nyere diplomatiske initiativer knyttet til Ukraina og Gaza at anvendelsen av disse prinsippene i praksis varierer betydelig.
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