Of the many pressing challenges facing Nigeria today, youth unrest and violent crime are unarguably the most distressing. Even though credible data is lacking, local media reports indicate that half the Nigerian population of 148 million are youths, 95% of whom are unemployed. Decades of economic stagnation and poverty have conspired to drive a large chunk of this figure to crime and violence from early on. There is little doubt that the country's long-term goals are irrevocably tied to its ability to reclaim this youth force from unrest and mobilize its economic potential.
To borrow a statement from Professor Pat Utomi, "the wealth in our heads is more than the oil in our lands"
The KIWICAST offers you the opportunity of having professional training on Video and Photo production exposing you to the world of Media broadcasting, journal and magazine designing. Behind the scenes of Computer Character generation also known as 3D and with these skills you can create the world you desire.
The government is however not only to blame in this quagmire of poor infrastructural development and unemployment in which we find ourselves.
Like Kurt Cobain said, "Dreaming of the person you want to be is wasting the person you already are."
It is time you create that future you desire by taking the giant step into the world of entertainment industry.
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