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           Lessons from the Ants The wisest king who ever lived once offered a piece of prudent advice in one of his poetries. The need to study an intricate yet cooperative social organization called ants. You might wonder and ask, are there instructive lessons to learn from this "small thing" called ant? Could observing this relatively insignificant group called ant help acquire wisdom? Why would a sage monarch to wit, Solomon recommend ant as a case study? This blog post will help answer these questions. You are reading a piece inspired by the video uploaded.  In the early hours of Wednesday, sitting close to the wall in the laboratory, I saw a great scene that captivated me. Behold, there was considerably a large company of ants dragging the corpse of a moth across the laboratory wall. My attention was drawn to these supposedly small ants as they pulled over the wall the big moth. I was wonderstruck by this interesting scene. On the spot, I rem...

  Nigerian youth constitute an integral part of the increasing shift of migrants from Africa to advanced nations. In 2016, more than 20,000 who sailed the Mediterranean Sea were reported to be from Nigeria. Moreover, from 2017 till late 2019, Nigerians in their hundreds were exiled from several destinations, including Italy, Libya, and South Africa (Lanre, 2020). People often leave their present geographic location in search of greener pastures for various reasons. The migration of people from one place to another while expropriating immigration rules and code of conduct is termed illegal migration. It can be from the perspective of a prolonged stay in a country without the legal right to live there.    Youths are usually vibrant and energetic as they are at the prime of their life. They seek to live a comfortable and relatively stress-free life. As they seek to make headway in life, they invest their strength and vigor to live up to their dreams. In the quest to fulfil...

       photo credit: Freepik  https://bit.ly/3BaaJyg Can this solve her Crisis?  In the year 2020, Nigeria had her children population from age 0-14years as 43%, People with age 15-24 years were 19%, individuals below age 25 years were about 62% of the population. On the other hand, those aged 60 years and above were not up to 5% of the population. According to United Nations (Fayehun and Isiugo-Abanihe, 2020). This data gives an overview of the appreciable increase of the youth population if juxtaposed with others within the population. The youths are unique and peculiar. They dissipate all their strength and vigour towards their passion. They are high in morale and are industrious. How a nation utilises the strength of its youths can either mar or make the country. Youths employed for shady activities during elections, initiated into occultism and social vices, will destroy their nation. In contrast, their strength can be directed towards nation-buildin...