YOUTH EMPOWERMENT STRATEGIES IN THE POST-FUEL DEREGULATION ERA: SEIZING OPPORTUNITIES AND OVERCOMING CHALLENGES

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S.M Okoh
O.A Olowa
F. Komolehin

Abstract

The deregulation of fuel markets has brought significant economic shifts, impacting various sectors of society. Among those affected, youth populations face distinct challenges and Seizing opportunities in navigating this new landscape. This research investigates youth empowerment strategies amidst the backdrop of fuel deregulation, aiming to identify effective approaches for fostering positive outcomes. Through a comprehensive literature review and empirical research methodology, including surveys and interviews, this study explores the multifaceted dimensions of youth empowerment in the post-fuel deregulation era. Findings reveal a complex interplay of factors influencing youth empowerment, including economic, social, and political dynamics. Opportunities for youth engagement and entrepreneurship emerge alongside challenges such as economic instability, resource constraints, and policy uncertainties. Drawing on these insights, the project offers practical recommendations for policymakers, educators, and youth advocates to enhance empowerment initiatives tailored to the unique demands of the post-deregulation environment. By addressing these challenges and leveraging available opportunities, stakeholders can collaboratively shape a more inclusive and resilient future for youth in the post-fuel deregulation era.

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Okoh, S., Olowa, O., & Komolehin, F. (2024). YOUTH EMPOWERMENT STRATEGIES IN THE POST-FUEL DEREGULATION ERA: SEIZING OPPORTUNITIES AND OVERCOMING CHALLENGES. AKOKA JOURNAL OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION, 14(1), 66–74. Retrieved from https://ajoved.org.ng/index.php/journal/article/view/39
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S.M Okoh

Department of Agricultural Education
Federal College of Education (Technical), Akoka, Lagos

O.A Olowa

Department of Agricultural Education
Federal College of Education (Technical), Akoka, Lagos

F. Komolehin

Department of Agricultural Education
Federal College of Education (Technical), Akoka, Lagos