Meet this amazing young man chasing his dreams. He is Ohis popular known as ‘The gaffer’. Ohis, 21, is Nigeria’s youngest football coach. Yesterday we held a testimonial match for the international youth day to promote peace in our community. What surprised me was the young man[Ohis] I met, I later found out that he is a coach. I am as surprised as you are now. I decided to have our first ‘The Chat’ with him. Straight to The Chat now. Sivi: Good afternoon sir thanks for having this chat with us. My Yesterday's Stories- We write beautiful stories from our yesterday and also promote youth doing amazing things just to inspire other youth. Ohis: Good Afternoon Mr Sivi Wali and Happy Sunday to you Sivi: Thanks a lot. The Chat is a new initiative I just started for my yesterday stories to have young persons doing amazing things come share their story with the world. You're our first guest. Ohis: You're Welcome. That's a good thing keep the...

My experience with a young girl- Princess Just because I refused to follow the others see where it has landed me. Corruption is every where In tears those were the words of a young girl Princess I met yesterday. 

I’ve discovered that there is more to me, I didn’t know that one day I would be doing an assignment with global significance -          Samuel Solomon, Student, GTC Port Harcourt.                                  Samuel Solomon, 18, is a student of Government Technical College, Port Harcourt. His life has taken a new turn as he is adding value to society. Samuel now campaigns for the Sustainable Development Goals, by carrying the SDGs sticker on his school bag wherever he goes. ‘Whenever I walk back home, in school as I do my job as the social prefect, I get questions, what is this you’re carry on your bag – and I get to answer them, having learnt so much about the goals at the Port Harcourt Sustainable Development Goals Awareness Symposium, ‘I’ve discovered that there is more to me, I didn’t know that one day I would be doing an assignment wi...

We must glass take away ceiling effect attached to youth in Nigeria! We are not too young to lead! These were the words of the gentleman, Esivi Wali, a volunteer at Keeping It Real Foundation, at the Rivers National Youth Policy Dialogue. He joins Rivers youth as they cry out for increased opportunities to take part in nation building, economic and developmental issues, political affairs in Nigeria.

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