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The Gen-Z protesters in Nigeria have outlined several key demands for their upcoming protest on August 1st which has been going viral on social media across the country.  They demand for the following; 1. **Better Governance**: They are calling for more transparent and accountable leadership. 2. **Free Education**: They want access to free and quality education for all. 3. **Combatting Food Insecurity**: They are demanding measures to address food shortages and high prices. 4. **Tackling Inflation**: They seek effective policies to curb the rising inflation affecting the economy. These demands reflect the broader concerns of young Nigerians about their future and the current state of the nation. Is there a particular aspect of these demands that interests you the most? Let's hear you in the comment section. 

Today has been a great day witnessing the graduation ceremony of pupils graduating from Basic five to college and students passing out to attend higher learning. Parents expressed gratitude towards God, who has enabled them to finance their children's school fees despite the present economic downturn in Nigeria. Parents also appreciated the school staff and management of Moral Esteem Schools, who have been diligent in their duties to impart knowledge and a high standard of good morals to the children. In Nigeria today, parents are forced to be up and going to support their children 's education. One mother said, "It is important for mothers to also support with financing the family's needs and stated that it is important not to rely totally on their spouses for each of their needs." The gradians were parted with much love and advice from parents and the School's management team,  On the other hand, Moral Esteem Schools celebrated the School...

  The Chairman, Engr. Ezeani Emeka Augustine owner of Moral Esteem Schools, on Tuesday during a media chat with GBI&I Media expressed his joy over the School being able to have prepared 12 students academically and of good moral standard for graduation in this 2023/2024 academic year-end of the school session. He said, “These sets of students were inherited from other schools and they came along with their various influences. Hence, it took much effort to try inculcating our core values into them, as our School is poised to impact good morals and values into the children, not withholding thorough discipline, which they all well-deserved”. Engr. Emeka Augustine, formally announced the graduation and prize-given party would be on the school premises on July 17, 2024. In his other statement, Engr. Emeka said Moral Esteem Schools give strong capacity and moral standards well above the number of years it has been in operation. He added, “Moral Esteem Schools are government approved....