CUCG 2013/2014 GRADUATION VIDEO

Graduation Day is the climax of a dream.A parental dream that began when a child is born, And their hope come true it would seem, A triumph held after periods of forlorn, A feeling of pride and euphoria years awayFor a daughter or son - Graduation Day.

It is a peak of success for the graduate, Not only for the graduate but parents too.A joyful event after many years they had to wait, Realizing the glorious thrill of a dream come true, A genuine smile accompanied by a deep sigh, Often a handkerchief in hand as the class goes by.

Graduation is a deserving, hard earned goalWith mortarboard and gown as foretold, A gratifying service of the mind and soulIn a simple and beautiful sheepskin toldThat the graduate fulfilled the educational rule. At last, for the mother and father, a dream come true.Graduation Day! 

BY JOSEPH T. RENALDI 

PRINCE TONY MOMOH SPEAKS ON UNEMPLOYMENT AND ADVICES THE NIGERIAN YOUTHS

PRINCE TONY MOMOH

Nigeria has undergone several structural changes since its independence. These however has not resulted to any significant economic growth or development, causing questions among people especially the youths. So many promises has been made to reduce unemployment by different government regimes.

This pushed us to interview Prince Tony Momoh, a Nigerian journalist, lawyer and politician who was Nigerian Minister of Information and Culture (1986–1990) during the military regime of General Ibrahim Babangida. He not only talks about the high unemployment rate among the Nigerian youth, but also the country as a whole, economically and politically. In his interview he states what has indeed caused unemployment in Nigeria and the perfect solution to it.