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Should Entrepreneurship be taught in Secondary Schools?
Does teaching students essential entrepreneurial skills and mindsets empower them to thrive in an ever-changing world, or does it actually bog them down with too many unnecessary details on their way to finding purpose?
In this thought-provoking podcast, we delve into the question of whether entrepreneurship should be a must-learn in secondary schools, or it should be an alternative to be considered later in one’s life journey.
Join us as we explore the benefits, challenges, and potential impact of introducing entrepreneurship education at an early age.
Our guest on this episode bares her mind as she shares insights on fostering creativity, problem-solving abilities, and resilience in young minds.

From practical strategies to inspiring success stories, this podcast sparks the conversation on shaping the future through entrepreneurial education or derailing it through a multi-pronged approach to unpacking success.

This episode of "Growing Up Nigerian" contains discussions of bullying and its effects, which may be triggering for some listeners. So, listener discretion is advised. In this episode, we delve into the sensitive and pervasive issue of bullying and how it affects children across Nigeria. We also shed light on this pressing matter, exploring its causes, impacts, and most importantly, the strategies and support systems available to combat bullying in our communities.

In today's highly-connected, highly-social world, schooling is much more than getting an education; it determines the bonds we forge and the networks we create. Studies have shown that the type of school we attend influences who we become in the future and how we engage the world.

In this episode of 'Growing Up Nigerian' we attempt to unpack the many-sided, convoluted world of living in a Boarding School versus a Day School.

Like almost every other growing up reality, Nigerian children experience the word a little differently. So, spanking as a corrective tool always comes with the overall parental package; unless of course you didn't grow up in Nigeria.

In this episode of the podcast, we critically analyse why spanking is a given in most Nigerian homes, and what effect it has on how we engage the world as a people.

Like almost every other growing up reality, Nigerian children experience the word a little differently. So, spanking as a corrective tool always comes with the overall parental package; unless of course you didn't grow up in Nigeria. In this episode of the podcast, we critically analyse why spanking is a given in most Nigerian homes, and what effect it has on how we engage the world as a people.