Congrats to laycon

BBNaija isn't the reason I invited your attention to here, the reason is because I believe there is power in the hands of the youths in Nigeria.
You guys unitedly supported laycon with millions of votes and since there is still unity is you, why don't you direct it to the government?

More than 2 boys have been killed in Rivers State by the trigger hungry sars and police officials, so why don't we channel our unity into Questioning why the government officials are quiet whilst their appointed security officers are slaughtering the citizens like rats? Yes you all are RATS! your life is worthless in this country so use this unity, go to Twitter, host radio conferences and QUESTION this government, demand justice and a change!
Everyday Fulani herdsmen killing northerners, or you think northerners don't have youths like you? Your age mates are being killed and you're stupidly shouting lay lay nengi bullshit. Foools!


Stop being hopeless youths sitting in front of your TV's day and night, while the person outside your door is being killed like a rat>

I may have upset you and yes! That is my intention, I want to provoke your unity and make you find it within yourself if you really have a power or your individuality is only beneficial to voting in BBNaija.

#Signingout

Hmmmmmmm, God will help us.

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zenith4biz:
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God doesn't come down to help

@Ahumanbeing I want to correct an impression and the sterotype most writers like you have. Your statement says Nigerian youths unitedly supported laycon, that is not totally correct. Yes many Nigerian youths supported Laycon however not all of them as implied by you, many were busy with other activities aside big brother Nigeria. Secondly, most youths might not speak with one voice because of the following;
1. Disunity among the youths; some are supporters of this government
2. The government is insensitive to the plight of Nigerians. Even if they protest as they do most times, nothing would change.
3. It is rare to organise a peaceful protest in Nigeria