Oseyiza Oogbodo Blog

One of Africa’s major problems, and probably its biggest problem, has been identified as the key to its recovery from the currently raging Coronavirus Disease 19.

A coin is known to have two sides. Just as every good thing has a bad side and vice versa.

UNESCO is launching a Global Skills Academy aiming to equip one million young persons with employability and resilience skills and help them find jobs during the looming recession when youth employment prospects look bleak.

Some Nigerians have been saying, crying, joking and just making it known any way they can that hunger virus is a bigger problem in the country than coronavirus.

The world is plagued by just so many problems. No sooner than one problem is solved that another surfaces.

Alade Superstar Nigerian singers Teni and Yemi Alade have been confirmed to participate in this year’s Mandela Mile, the annual commemoration and global leadership challenge.

You can’t call them lucky that they’re going to get $30,000 each from Facebook.

West Africa youths who might have been struggling with how to get the training needed to survive in this current continually digitalizing age now have a fantastic opportunity to do so.

Another golden opportunity has come the way of women, this time for those of Nigerian and Malawian extraction.