Abeni Aso-Oke

BREAKING FREE FROM DEPENDENCY: A CALL TO INNOVATE AND INITIATE. By Eugene Nanven

BREAKING FREE FROM DEPENDENCY: A CALL TO INNOVATE AND INITIATE

In today’s dynamic global landscape, the traditional path of seeking stable employment has increasingly shown its limitations, particularly in regions grappling with high unemployment rates. Nigeria, for instance, faces significant challenges in this regard, with youth unemployment rates hovering around 33%, according to recent reports which I believe is not accurate. This statistics underscores a stark reality: the need for a paradigm shift from dependency on conventional job markets to fostering a culture of innovation and initiative.
Having interacted extensively with individuals across various demographics, I’ve observed a prevailing mindset of waiting for opportunities rather than actively creating them. This passive approach not only perpetuates cycles of unemployment but also hinders societal progress. It is clear that embracing entrepreneurial endeavors and self-initiative is not merely an alternative but a necessity for sustainable economic growth and social stability.
Creating opportunities transcends personal ambition—it is a pivotal step towards addressing broader societal issues. By empowering individuals to innovate and create, we not only bolster economic resilience but also mitigate social ills such as crime and corruption. A proactive approach to job creation can alleviate the pressures on traditional sectors, catalyzing a diversified economy that is more robust and inclusive.
Moreover, fostering a culture of innovation aligns with ongoing efforts to make the world a better place for all. It is a proactive stance against systemic challenges, offering pathways to empowerment and prosperity for individuals and communities alike. Each initiative, no matter how modest, contributes to a larger tapestry of progress, paving the way for a future where opportunity is abundant and accessible to all.
As part of my commitment to this vision, I advocate for educational reforms that emphasize entrepreneurship and critical thinking from an early age. Mentorship programs and incubators play a crucial role in nurturing budding entrepreneurs, providing them with the support and resources needed to transform ideas into impactful ventures.

THIS IS MY VIEW ON THIS MATTER, YOU CAN SHARE YOUR VIEWS AS WELL.
In conclusion, breaking free from dependency on external opportunities requires a collective effort to cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset and support innovative initiatives. By doing so, we not only unlock individual potential but also forge a path towards a more resilient and prosperous society. Let us seize this moment to redefine success, inspire change, and create a future where every individual has the opportunity to thrive.

Abeni Aso-Oke

Eugene Nanven a creative writer/public affairs analyst writes from Gwagwalada Abuja FCT Nigeria 

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