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The book is on Youths, Development and Change Agenda in Nigeria. Undoubtedly, youths have the strength-based capacity to help a leadership achieve positive change in a society. Here, we look at the Youths as agents of change in a crises situation. In this book, the author writes against the background of the question, "What are the demands of the Nigerian Youths in this ongoing 2020 #ENDSARS Protest in Nigeria towards the Youths' Revolutionary Change? in the nation." We therefore account for some articles and news and proposals on the #ENDSARS protests."As well known, a re-curring decimal in…mehr

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The book is on Youths, Development and Change Agenda in Nigeria. Undoubtedly, youths have the strength-based capacity to help a leadership achieve positive change in a society. Here, we look at the Youths as agents of change in a crises situation. In this book, the author writes against the background of the question, "What are the demands of the Nigerian Youths in this ongoing 2020 #ENDSARS Protest in Nigeria towards the Youths' Revolutionary Change? in the nation." We therefore account for some articles and news and proposals on the #ENDSARS protests."As well known, a re-curring decimal in most societies is that the Youths are not given due recognition and do not have a place in the affairs of their nation and they are at times oppressed. What are those situations that make the youths feel marginalized, whether in Nigeria, Africa or in the world at large and how do they react? Then, what strategies should be put in place to address this all-important issue, particularly in the light of Nigeria's current situation? The book presents a unique situation as it has happened in the nation Nigeria to depict the Youths project and Agenda.
Autorenporträt
Mercy Olufunmilayo Adesanya-Davies BA (Ife), MA English (Ilorin), PhD Applied Linguistics and Communication Studies (Port Harcourt) and PGDE est une linguiste, une poétesse, une militante de l'éducation et une experte dans le domaine des études de communication. Également évêque, elle est titulaire d'un doctorat honorifique en théologie (DD) de la Northwestern Christian University, aux États-Unis.