A brief exchange between Tony Elumelu and a graduate trainee has sparked a much bigger question about age, respect and changing social values. As modern workplaces become more informal, are we gradually losing the culture of courtesy and respect for our elders that many of us were raised with? This is a reflection on where familiarity ends, where respect begins, and what we should never lose in the name of modernity.
Nigeria must move beyond celebrating exceptional students to building an education system capable of producing excellence at scale. From Lagos State’s ₦20 million reward for LASU’s best graduating students and the Federal Government’s strengthening of NELFUND with recovered funds, to research, innovation, infrastructure and the challenge of brain drain, the real question is whether Nigeria is investing enough in the young people who will build its future.
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