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At some point, “What do you want to become?” stops being a childhood question.
It has become a deadline.
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| Photo by African Student Association on Unsplash |
At some point, “What do you want to become?” stops being a childhood question.
It has become a deadline.
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By Cynthia Umeh
In a world where environmental challenges are becoming increasingly urgent, the role of today's youth in shaping a sustainable future cannot be overstated. The need for 'green skills' among young people has never been more crucial. Not only do these skills empower individuals to lead eco-conscious lives, but they also equip them to contribute meaningfully to building a sustainable world. We will discuss the importance of green skills for youth, their impact on creating a sustainable future, and how they can be nurtured.
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In many African countries, young people are raised to have respect for their elders. However, the kind of respect that is expected borders on complete deference, creating a situation where, by default, older people are almost always assumed to be right on all issues, while younger people are expected to acquiesce to their views, choices, and decisions in favor of the more ‘mature’ ones of the old.