Going viral can make you visible. Building something people will pay for is what makes a career sustainable. Young creators need business skills, ownership and income beyond algorithms. 1. Going Viral Feels Like Success—Until the Views Stop On September 5, creators, entrepreneurs and digital professionals gathered for the inaugural Ibadan Creators Summit around three ambitious […]
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The Real AI Crisis in Education Isn’t Cheating—It’s Learning Without Thinking Nigerian students are already using AI. The bigger question is whether education can teach them to use it without surrendering the ability to think for themselves. A university student sits down to write an assignment. The question is difficult, the deadline is approaching, and
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You can feel it in subtle moments, the pressure to succeed, yet the uncertainty about how. Many young Nigerians are not just struggling with external challenges but with internal questions about purpose, stability, and identity. These problems are real, layered, and deeply personal. But they are not without solutions. When you understand the root causes
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