TALK SHOW

The program will feature keynote speech to be delivered by Monitoring Cmdt Alistair Shoyode, founder of Ben TV UK.  Also, Prof Apollos Nwauwa, the Chairman of NDM, Dr. Olarinoye Oyeleke and Amb. Adebobola Agbeja will be discussing during the panel session. 

There will be a special entertainment appearance by the popular and talented entertainer, Ayodeji Simbal.

The Chief host is Mr. Kazeem Ojoye, the Chairman of YEESSI, Israel A. Fehintola and Aisha Juma will be the Host and the Co-host respectively. 
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The training which was facilitated by Coach Ella Obans of the Vita-W Academy gave the contestants the opportunity to learn new things from the astute writer, veteran public speaker and passionate youth advocate.

She highlighted series of steps needed in discovering one’s purpose, she also used real life scenarios to teach them the practicability of those steps.

Also, she trained them on how to write stories, monetize their writing skills and how to be the best at what they do.  

The organization in her effort to identify and amplify youths with distinct talents across the country launched the first edition of the ARTs Contest in partnership with the Nigerian Diaspora Commission (NDM).

The four weeks long programme holding in a closed WhatsApp and Telegram groups sees that the contestants are engaged in different capacity building activities.  

He talked about ‘Challenges of the Youths in Governance’. He emphasized on political apathy, fear of being accepted by both the old politicians and the fellow youths, lack of resources and inexperience as the major challenges facing the youths.

Hon Kazeem Bolarinwa believed that these challenges can be surmounted if the Youths can engage in bloodless negotiation, gather the needed experience, seek for age limitation for politicians and get empowered.

He further advised  that ” To emancipate ourselves, we need collaboration beyond competition”.

Hon Kazeem Bolarinwa is a First Class Graduate of Business Administration from the Ahmadu Bello University and also holds a Masters degree in the same field. He has engaged in different youth empowerment programs across the country. He is the convener of the Deliver Oyo (DO) campaign.

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The conference which was held at the federal university of technology, minna, Niger state, Nigeria witnessed the presence of major stakeholders across the university.

SUB-THEMES OF THE CONFERENCE
Political, Economic and Technical Challenges in Energy Development;
Sustainable Energy on Climate and Disaster resilience;
Energy for Sustainable Development, Benefits and Challenges for Poverty Alleviation;
Implication of Fossil Divestment and Green Bonds for Financial and Energy Market;
Energy Use And Environmental Impact for Energy Sustainable Development ;
Climate Change Through Sustainable and Innovative Energy Technological Development;
Analysis on Scientific Research in Technology and Energy for Sustainable Development.

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Speaking on the theme of the programme tagged, ‘Fight against irregular migration to Europe, the Chairman YEESSI, Mr Kazeem Ojoye, cautioned youths to stop indulging themselves in any form of irregular migration that may be a threat to life, saying many Nigerian youths have lost their lives while desperately leaving Nigeria.

The event which was held simultaneously at the Federal College of Agriculture, Moor Plantation, Apata, Ibadan and University of Ibadan had in attendance officials from the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking (NAPTIP), National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), National Directorate of Employment (NDE), Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammnarbeit (GIZ) as well as representatives of the Nigerian in Diaspora (NIDO), Germany chapter.

In his speech, the Deputy Comptroller General of Immigration in Oyo State, Mr Akinniran Akinlade enlightened the youth on the safe ways to migrate to Europe legally, saying “If you must travel to Europe or any other country, ensure you are certified by having the necessary documents which include international passport, visa and yellow card among other requirements to enable you stay abroad without having any issue.

Also in his remarks, a representative of the NAPTIP, Fred Uche said the Federal Government has declared war on those involved in human trafficking, saying it is not going to be easy for anybody caught in the act of human trafficking again.

Recounting her ordeal, a victim of irregular migration (to Italy), Mercy Akinkuowo, said she saw hell on the way and yet couldn’t get to Italy before she voluntary reported to the Nigerian Embassy in Libya for deportation back to Nigeria.

Akinkuowo disclosed that she was deceived by a human trafficker who told her that the journey to Italy would only take her one week but ended up being an endless journey.

“It was only God that saved me, I was imprisoned in Libya by some syndicates when I was caught and then sold out as slave while many of people with whom we embarked on the journey lost their lives in the desert,” she said.

YEESSI chairman, Kazeem Ojoye, who doubles as the Financial Secretary Nigerian in Diaspora (NIDO), Germany chapter, however, said the organisation in conjunction with NIDO Germany will soon organise an empowerment programme for the Nigerian youth, with experts would be invited from Germany to train the youths on various skills and vocations.

Curled From https://tribuneonlineng.com/nido-yeessi-enlighten-youths-on-irregular-migration-to-europe/