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- Aug 5, 2026
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How to tackle youth restiveness - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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Nigeria is widely recognised as one of the countries with the largest youth populations in the world. With millions of energetic, creative, and ambitious young people, the nation possesses a significant demographic advantage capable of driving economic growth, technological innovation, and sustainable development. However, this potential has increasingly been overshadowed by the growing challenge of youth restiveness across the country.From political violence and cultism to banditry, kidnapping,
The blame game: Why everyone blames everyone for their misfortune - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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Nigeria is endowed with abundant natural resources, a youthful population, entrepreneurial drive, and significant economic potential. Yet, despite these advantages, the country continues to contend with poverty, unemployment, insecurity, inflation, weak institutions, and declining public confidence. As these challenges deepen, one troubling national pattern has become increasingly apparent: virtually everyone appears to be blaming someone else for their misfortune.Citizens blame politicians for
The menace of drug abuse, trafficking in Nigeria - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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Drug abuse and illicit trafficking have emerged as one of Nigeria’s most serious national security and public health challenges. Once viewed primarily as a transit corridor for international drug syndicates, Nigeria has increasingly become both a major consumer market and, in some instances, a production base for illicit narcotics. Cannabis, tramadol, codeine, methamphetamine, cocaine and other psychoactive substances continue to circulate through criminal networks that exploit weak border contr
Why Muslims and Christians must reject division, build a united Nigeria - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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Nigeria stands today at one of the most defining moments in its history. A nation richly blessed with abundant natural resources, youthful energy, and remarkable cultural diversity continues to grapple with a challenge that has persisted for decades—the manipulation of religious differences for political, economic, and social gains.Across the country’s towns and villages, Muslims and Christians wake up every morning with remarkably similar aspirations. They desire peace, security, quality educat
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