Lets not sit and watch this politicians determine and waste our future a future they wont be part of. we need to understand that our future is now, lets grab the chance to create the change this nation crave and deserve. We cant sit and watch our dreams being turn apart. The only lessons we have learned from this nation is that you can only make it by ignoring the plea of your fellow, love and hope is a forgotten issue. How do we stop tribal war when we dont see each other as brothers the unity our leaders didnt create in us i rise up for a change today....I need more hopeful Nigerians lets make a change Yes we can

The good people got to stategize and swallow the mental terrains.They got to make sacrifices.

we all have to firstly understand that sacrifices aint about money you can also make sacrifices by talking to the next person beside you we cant continue getting angry about the situation without taking actions we have to get people understand we can do it. when america craved a change they went from house to house making people understand the benefit....I believe we are the generation that can bring an abrupt end to the unrest in this country

Most Nigerian youths are busy loading oniru and elegushi smh! I don't think we are really ready to fight 4 our future.

i think i agree with you on that, most of them dont even have a dream any longer, All they crave is what they can have today irrespective of what tomorrow holds,sooner the few educated ones will be employed cause the number of youths willing to go to school is reducing gradually

Same speech I heard from BBI and OBJ 30 years ago.

Ileke-IdI:
Same speech I heard from BBI and OBJ 30 years ago.

So you must be methuselah?

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So you must be methuselah?same thing you heard from ibb and obj cause we all believe that a change is impossible we have recently had too many Nigerian youths giving up there dream at a tender age cos they find the difficult society as an excuse but if you belief you can they you will

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I think too much beating and oversubduing of nigerian youths as children have turned them to jellyfish without stings.The dont seem to have opinions of their on,the feel of responsibilities and directions.That is why most them only come here to ask who among the failed elders is better to lead them.

redsun:

So you must be methuselah?

You no know before?

Ileke-IdI:


You no know before?

No.How do you manage to keep up with the conventional yarns like being nasty the way you come across sometimes?Or do you like them young?

redsun:

No.How do you manage to keep up with the conventional yarns like being nasty the way you come across sometimes?Or do you like them young?

I learned from you young ppl in this section. My puzzie may be old and wrinkly at age 47, but I can still parry like its hot.

Ileke-IdI:


I learned from you young ppl in this section. My puzzie may be old and wrinkly at age 47, but I can still parry like its hot.

Yeah.I can tell you borrowed a leaf from african american women in that regards.Ever young.

But i think you should sound more happier most times

redsun:

Yeah.I can tell you borrowed a leaf from african american women in that regards.Ever young.

But i think you should sound more happier most times

Okay, when you smile, I'll smile.

When you laugh, I'll laugh.

When you giggle, I'll strap you up and whip that nonsense out of you.

Ileke-IdI:


Okay, when you smile, I'll smile.

When you laugh, I'll laugh.

When you giggle, I'll strap you up and whip that nonsense out of you.

I think this will be better on the phone.