NIGERIAN YOUTH FORUM

NIGERIAN YOUTH FORUM (4)

Prof Frances Marie Corner (née Agnew), Warden, Goldsmiths, University of London.

Screen shot of Monalisa Chukwuma’s “Portrait of an Unknown Woman”.

 

Ms Miranda Baldwin, Headteacher of St. Matthew Academy.

 

When I got an invite recently from my sister and friend, Ms Monalisa Chukwuma, a Doctoral research student at Goldsmiths, University of London to attend the screening of her great film entitled: Portrait of an Unknown Woman, little did I know that I would be pleasantly surprised to find the ubiquitous presence of young people moving up and down on its campus at Lewisham, London, England, United Kingdom.

On seeing the pervasive presence of the students of St. Matthew Academy, Lewisham, after having been directed by a gentle man to the main building of the university, I became confused and began to ask myself if I was in the right place as that day, the 12th of June was indeed, my first time of visiting the campus of Goldsmiths, University of London.

As I made my way from the Reception to the Curzon Cinema Hall, my confusion was the more evident at the sight of more students whom I was to learn later were students of St. Matthew Academy, Lewisham, England United Kingdom as I made my way thereto.

YOUNG PEOPLE: The Platform for those to whom the Future Belongs

John Odey Aduma, Author of "Be A Beacon of Hope in the World: A Message to Young Britain"

Of late, like most people in the world, excepting Mr Vladmir Putin, you must have been worried and anxious about the spectre of war looming large over Ukraine. And so, the global media platforms are abuzz with propaganda and war drums.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

A highly successful and award–winning British Chevening Scholar, Poet, Editor, Columnist, Communications Consultant, Author, Commentator on national and international issues, Environmental and Publishing Consultant, with expertise in Conflict Management, Public Surveillance, Media, Business Management and Administration, General Marketing, Market Research, Sales, Advertising and Public Relations.

John Odey Aduma, British Chevening Scholar, Author of The Diamonds Are Here, Lord Rumens (ed.), Be A Beacon of Hope: A Message to Young Britain (soon to be released to the global public by Austin Macauley Publishers, United Kingdom), and a renowned environmental journalist was born on December 13, 1963 at Okpoma, Yala in Ogoja, Cross River State of Nigeria. He was educated variously at Christ the King’s School, Okpoma, 1969-1970; St. Mel’s Primary School, Woleche-Ebo, 1971; St. Gabriel’s Primary School, Ebo-Ipuole, 1972-1974; Christian Vocational Commercial School, Okuku, Ogoja, 1975; Faith Institute of Stenography, Shogunle, Lagos, 1976; Aladura Comprehensive High School, Anthony Village, Lagos, 1977-1982; University of Ibadan, Department of Adult Education, 1983-1984; Obafemi Awolowo University, 1985-1989, where he graduated with a B.A. (Hons) in English Studies; University of Lagos, 1991-1992, where he worked for and obtained an M.A. in English; and at the Nigerian Institute of Journalism, Lagos, 1994, where he took a Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism; City University, London, United Kingdom, 2003 - 2004, where he was a British Chevening Scholar and studied for his M.A. in  International Journalism with specialism in Environment; City Business College, London, 2005-2006 for a  Post Graduate Diploma in Management Studies, but completed only the taught course; Voice Coaching, CSV Media, London, 2006; Radio Production, CSV Media, London, 2006 and the City and Guilds Certificate in Conflict Management. 2006.

London, UK/ Borno State, Nigeria: To coincide with the two-year anniversary of the insurgency group Boko Haram’s abduction of 276 schoolgirls in Chibok, northeast Nigeria peacebuilding charity International Alert is holding the #FutureForOurGirls campaign, urging more support for the girls when they do return home, as well as their communities.

Our Aims

  • To expose all levels of corruption in Nigeria, especially official corruption and by so doing ensure probity and accountability in every sphere of the Nigerian life.
  • To within the body politic stir up the spirit of nationalism amongst Nigerians aimed at pushing back the tides of ethnic chauvinism, tribal jingoism, religious bigotry, oligarchism, cronyism and nepotism.

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