1. Nigeria’s case is a matter of ‘we are not complaining’ and not ‘who’ll bell the cat’:

The massive turnout for the release of Tacha shows Nigerian youths are not interested in the fight for a better governance, rather social media sensations and trends. A case of anything to make them forget their problems.

2. Mediocrity is valuable than education/research:

we’ve seen different donations for the recently disqualified housemate and we’ve also seen chicken prizes for overall best graduating students in tertiary institutions. It is safe to say education has been reduced to nothing in Nigeria

3. Nigerian youths are indeed lazy:
Despite the acclaimed famine and unemployment in the land amongst youths, majority of voters are youths who dedicated their time to watch the life of random individuals for months and also spend their hard-earned money on voting same. The months spent watching the daily activities of these housemates is enough to start a business and break-even. Some can’t even dedicate an hour to monitor forex trends without getting bored eventually. Our president is right about youths afterall, maybe we youths are just being dramatic.

4. Nigerian youths deserve this government:
No government will take the youths of a country like this serious since they are more active and interested in social media than on things that will improve their future.

5. Good character will get you nowhere:

If you are a gentle man and do lawful and legal things in Nigeria, you’ll most probably not be celebrated. On the other hand, uncouth mouth, ill behavior will win you followers and pity.

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Nothing good will come out of any future elections that will be held in this nation because the leaders of tomorrow have shown a blue print of how it will go.

You nailed it.

TOPCRUISE:
Nothing good will come out of any future elections that this Nation will hold because the leaders of tomorrow have shown a blue print of how it will go.