Editorial | Generation z is losing the ability to listen
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Editorial The life mantra of yesteryear generation was/is the ability to listen to one another for the self-actualization of one's potential and progress. The existential threats facing the society today, is multifactorial; including organized crimes, drug abuse, teenage pregnancies, gender equality violence and the dis-oriented youths - for those watching further away has been a great concern. Many sociologists have tried efforts to set down theories underlying the problems, and the need for a more participative societal- problem solving, but all their efforts are still unanswered at the borders of inquiry. In recent times, we've seen the spike of organized crimes, and the scarcity of KUSH in the country. kush, is a derivative of cannabis mixed with synthetic drugs such as fentanyl and tramadol and chemicals such as formaldehyde. The many causes of this potent drug is quite unabated, as it is killing and still destroying the minds of the youngsters. Some people posited tha