What Every Young Person Needs to Know About Nigeria’s 2025 Voluntary National Review
In 2015, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) was launched by more than 150 member nations of the United Nations with 17 goals and 169 targets to end poverty, provide healthcare, improved access to quality education, decent work and fight climate change. As part of the agreement, every country is supposed to present a report card […]
How Fast Fashion is Wrecking Our Planet and What We Can Do About It
Written by Oloruntobi Adejare Ever ordered a trendy outfit online for ₦3,000, rocked it once, and tossed it aside? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. That’s the world of fast fashion: affordable, trendy, and tempting. But behind that great deal is a not-so-pretty truth costing our planet big time. Fast fashion is booming, and social media […]
Less Than 200? What UTME 2025 Tells Us About the Future of Education in Nigeria
Over 75% of candidates scored below 200 in the 2025 UTME – JAMB written by Oloruntobi Adejare. That’s not just a headline, it’s a red flag. This year, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) released a startling statistic: over 75% of candidates who sat for the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) scored below […]
NGYouthSDGs ECOSOC 2025 Virtual Side Event: Youth Leadership & Financing for a Sustainable Future
The United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) Youth Forum is a global platform where young people engage in dialogue with policymakers, civil society, and development partners to shape the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It provides a space for youth to share ideas, solutions, and innovations for addressing the world’s most pressing […]
Eco-cyclers Empower Communities for Climate Action in Enugu South
In Enugu South, a remarkable transformation has taken root, driven by Eco-cyclers’ commitment to environmental sustainability and climate action. Through the Empowering Youth Civil Society to Build Stronger Communities in Nigeria project, Eco-cyclers have played a pivotal role in fostering positive environmental change. Inspiring Climate Action Through Community Engagement Initially, climate action awareness in the […]
YALI: Empowering Youth for Climate Action and Sustainable Development
Young African Leaders Initiative’s (YALI) involvement with the Empowering Youth Civil Society to Build Stronger Communities in Nigeria Project has contributed to significant change in Nasarawa State, equipping young people with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to champion climate action. EcoSusNet, one of the 15 youth CSOs trained by NGYouthSDGs, reached and trained YALI, […]
Voices for Justice: NGYouthSDGs Joins Walk Against Femicide on International Women’s Day.
As part of International Women’s Day 2025, NGYouthSDGs, represented by its YAL 2025 Associates: Rosemary Akpo-ga Emmanuel and Solomon Leon John, proudly joined Amnesty International Nigeria and over 100 participants in a powerful advocacy Walk Against Femicide, held in Abuja. Themed #AccelerateAction: End Femicide Now, the walk was a public outcry against the alarming rise […]
Achieving Social Justice in Education and Employment for Sustainable Futures for Youth in Nigeria
The theme of this year’s World Day of Social Justice is to “strengthen a just transition for a sustainable future.” For young people, access to quality education and decent work is fundamental to achieving social justice. With young people comprising more than 65 percent of Nigeria’s 200+ million population, harnessing the potential of this demographic […]
Diverse Volunteers, Stronger Communities – NGYouthSDGs commemorates the 2024 International Volunteers Day
Have you ever wondered how much the world’s progress relies on the selfless dedication of volunteers? Every year, International Volunteers Day (IVD) provides an opportunity to celebrate these heroes and the transformative power of volunteerism. Established by the United Nations, IVD recognises the immeasurable contributions of volunteers across the globe. For us at NGYouthSDGs, a […]
The Role of Youth in Shaping a More Peaceful and Democratic Society
By 2030, the median age of Nigeria’s population is forecast to reach 18.3 years, and it is estimated that ~50% of the population will be aged under 18.5 years. What this simply means is that by the end of this decade, Gen Zs and to a lesser extent Millennials will hold immense power to […]
