OPINION : Will Nigeria Ever Get Young President Like France ?

France recently made a history by electing 39-year-old Emmanuel Macron as its president. Since Macron became the president, many people, especially Nigerians are also calling for young and vibrant person to become the next president of Nigeria.
In a Facebook user, Omololu Omotosho, writes on the prospect of Nigeria having young president in the next general election.
Nigerian youth need to stand up and be counted. Power is never given but earned. Spending valuable time insulting politicians will not change Nigeria but to be strategically involved in civic duties will.
One of the main problems of Nigeria apart from the much publicized issue of “corruption,” is that we lack leaders that are adequately prepared for leadership positions...
Youth are fortunate enough to be political appointees should use the unique opportunity and experience they gained in government to mentor other youths genuinely interested in service.
Political office holders should set up think tanks after their tenure of service intended to promote education about leadership, governance, and research.
If this is not done, maybe we should join major political parties like the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) or All Progressives Congress (APC). Or is the best option that Omololu Omotosho forms his own political party, gets it registered, and raises money from Nigerian youths at home and the Diaspora?
Nigeria is not France. But if President Emmanuel Macron can form his political party and win, maybe we can also do this in Nigeria.
Do You Think Nigerians Will Vote For A Young Man In 2019 If He Contests?
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Until somebody annihilates these old men that inherited positions from their nationalist fathers

Quick answer: no

I will become one in the future if He Wills.

Roseey0:
Until somebody annihilates these old men that inherited positions from their nationalist fathers

bt ar d youths willing to rise up?