The Nigerian youth has come down the times, and has seen itself go from trend to trend with a fear if the move will ever come to an end, as young have grown with white hair and the trend continues, youths have metamophosized over time from adrican children who are driven on moral farcial values that their parents instill in them as they grow to those who access and use every information around them on the world wide web, who meet and network on may social networking sites such as Facebook.com, twitter.com, amongst loads of others.
Nigerians are in clusters all over the world, in the different continents across the world, and with the internet its becoming easier for them to connect and interact but you must agree that with the increase in interaction and communication the lack of a local platform with understanding of the predicament of the Nigerian youth, their suffering, their experiences and culture. the need for this platform cannot be over emphasised or denied but urgently attended to, and as it is said "a stitch in time saves 9 (nine)".
a youth platform that catches them young and understands their major hassles gives them all the chance to express themselves i bring to you, reaching out with connecting the campus with the external community and create a leverage for association, giving the leaders a platform to express, we hope we reach ur bidding, reach out!!
http://www.campusbridgeonline.com/ Nigeria's premier youth online community, the long sought after channel to take ur brand directly to the Nigerian youth. check it out today.
UP MIDNIGHT 6TH OF FEBRUARY 2010
i like this aarticle,it really touches the basic aspects of our loss of our african identity
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