Innovation is the introduction of new things, ideas or ways of doing something. It is by extension, an agent of reformation and a corollary tool needed in the building and restructuring of any society, be it developing, moribund, fairly developed and even the developed (First world nations).
Little wonder an undoubted famous and indisputable aphorism states “Innovation is the mother of Invention”. If a nation is innovative, it then follows that invention may be inherent in such nation. Invention may come in form of technological, intellectual and economical cum socio-cultural process. In the same vein, innovation can also take different folds which are necessitated by various people or things known as “agents of innovation”.
Agents of innovation include: students, private individuals, the government, religious bodies, schools, to mention but a few. However, for the sake of this write-up, there will be paradigm shift from the different agents of innovation to “students as an innovative change in Nigeria”.
Students’ activism and engagement can bring about important social changes that are most times considered as seemingly unimportant. Nevertheless, I would highlight various ways in which students can be agent of innovation in bringing desired changes to the society. And some of these are: creative thinking, technology, entrepreneurship, politics and the media…………….
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This article is written by: OSOTIMEHIN Adegbolahan (GeeTECH)
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