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Bishop Agbor B Etta
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[Poll] Uneducated youth in the 21st century
Mar 7, 2009
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It is alarming still to see the statistic of youths especially females youths who have never entered
classroom in most of our African countries. Poverty, joblessness and crimes are directly attached
to this issue, so what can we do to give this youth a future?
Bishop Agbor Bonnie
what do we do to ensue education amongst our youths.
is there hope for female youths in our war tone rigions
(1 votes for 20%)
what can be done to nations that refuse to invest for eductional sectors?
(3 votes for 60%)
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Eddy
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Re: [Poll] Uneducated youth in the 21st century
Mar 9, 2009
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It is pathetic that this is the situation our leaders has thrown us into.
Currently I have set up a youth organisation set to promote Career Guidance to students and school
leavers. The organisation performs various activities which promote the rights of children to
education.
Lobbying for the rights of children to education through career guidance seems working perfectly. I
have seen that our initiatives are helping many girls to challenge their parents when it comes to
education issues.
I believe initiating projects that are centered on Career guidance and Psychometric testing
specifically targeting youths (males and females)is helpful. From my own understanding, most Youths
in this situation are from rural areas. It is therefore important to launch most of the initiatives
targeting the hardest hit rural areas.
Together we can improve the quality of life of Youth in the 21st Century. Of interest, personally, I
have had a tough time to pull trough my life. I worked for my school fees, at the age of 11, as from
grade 6 up to form 6. this was a challenge in my life but I have made it. I therefore believe that
nothing is impossible as long as we are committed towards positive change.
This post was edited on: 2009-03-09 at 10:42 AM by: edknowledge
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Bishop Agbor B Etta
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Global instability and the future of youths.
Nov 16, 2010
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i am very concerned about the future of youths in our world today with increase insecurty, instabily
and uncertainty. Many youths don't seem to see any hope for bether life and emploment in serveral
3rd world contries. So many have graduated with degrees and there is no means for emploment.
What advise can you give the 21st century youths in regions where all they see is darkness and
fears.
Bonnie Etta.
World Vision International Youth outreach.
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