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- ItemOpen AccessBringing up Properly Moulded Children by Parents/Guardians and Teachers.(Counselling Association of Nigeria (CASSON) Lagos Chapter, 2011-11-09) Olusakin, A.M; Nwolisa, F.AChildren represent the future generation; thus they must be properly moulded for their future roles.Parents have the greatest part to play in this moulding process as the first socialising agents of the child. Many parents have high expectations about their child’s future and exact efforts to raise a responsible, healthy and fulfilled child that would become an achiever later in life that African child is still exposed to all forms of abuses including malnutrition, denial of basic education, gender discrimination, inadequate healthcare and exploitation that is forced labour. The irony of the whole scenario is that in spite of this, millions of African children still live in penury and abject poverty as they are continually denied one or more of their right to survival, good health, protection and education.
- ItemOpen AccessCounselling Strategies for Addressing Militancy and Social Restiveness in Nigeria(36th Annual International Conference of Counselling Association of Nigeria (CASSON), 2012-08-28) Olusakin, A.M; Nwolisa, F.AThe youths remain can be considered as the greatest assets that any community can possess. They are the greatest investments for a society’s sustainable development and future. This is the reason that is generally acknowledged that meaningful and positive fundamental changes are usually fostered, shaped across cultural settings or shaped by the generation of youths in the society. Youths of every society are looked up to as leaders of the next generation, and as such a great resource for national development. Youths, since time immemorial play different vital roles in communal life, they have served as helpers to their parents on the farm, assistant to their parents, families and communities such as farming, blacksmiths, weaving and so on. They have also served as communal watchmen that have protected their immediate environment from external attacks...