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The recent policy by the Nigerian Minister of Education, imposing an age limit of 18 years for writing WAEC and JAMB exams has been described as a regressive move that stifles national development and discoveries. This position was made by the Author of the Tale of Hexagon City , an IT Guru and a University Don, Dr. Kehinde Adenegan while sharing his opinions with AGES correspondence. "This arbitrary restriction denies gifted and exceptional students the opportunity to excel academically, hindering Nigeria's progress in an era of technological advancement", Adenegan posited. In his words, "I am surprised to often listen to some policies from Nigerian leaders and those in the house who are supposed to make laws and policies that should be embraced and have far-reaching effects on citizens, but the contrast is often the case.  He further said "at this age, asking people to recite anthems when the stomach is hungry and failure will attract imprisonment or huge fine...

"A Call to Leadership: Addressing the #EndBadGovernance Protests" _Kehinde Adenegan, PhD. Watching the news, seeing the ongoing protests and a quick flashback to the "End SARS 2020 protest", one will quickly read and feel the agony Nigerians are passing through, not excluding the writer of this piece! In order not to allow the protest to linger nor degenerate to something else, even beyond the control of the security forces, if I were the President, I will not hesitate to come out to address the nation! His seeming and continued silence is worrisome when the future generations are there on the streets protesting. If I were in the president position, this will definitely be my address to simply pull back the youths from the streets and reassure them of better governance as the protest is all about "end bad governance in Nigeria". His address should not just be limited to the usual combination of words but action-packed address that will be immediately follo...