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fuel wey dey down you fit give us na climate we dey up you dey find. this is real body odour |
The role Nigerian youths are never to be neglected if the country is to be among the League of Nations in terms of development. Again and again the Nigerian youths have proven that they have something to offer. The just concluded under 17 world cup saw Nigeria, the defending champion lift the trophy for the fifth time ahead of great football nations like Brazil, Germany, Spain etc. The sad reality is that the potentials of the Nigerian youths have been grossly untapped.A look at the present Nigeria policies and politics; One will realize that the youths have not been giving the ground to showcase their potential. Good policies have been made by the Nigeria over the years to arrest unemployment and lack of access to quality education which is some of the problems majorly faced by the youths. But the obvious reality is that little or nothing has been done to lift these policies out of the pages and begin its implementation. Again worthy of mentioning is the heartbreaking reality that the youths themselves have remained ignorant choosing rather to tow the same line that the corrupt politicians are, allowing themselves to be bought over by the men who have held the country hostage for a very long time. How do I know this? A look at the activities of the youths in the social media in defending the corrupt politicians either because of ethnic affiliations or religious grounds is a sad reality that leaves a bitter taste in the mouth. They have majored on the minor leaving behind important matters like unemployment, corruption, insecurity and lack of access to basic medical care. Yet these problems affect all Nigerian youths notwithstanding the ethnic or religious affiliations. Everybody in one way or the other is affected by the effect of bad leadership and yet we occupy ourselves in fighting to defending our ethnic nationalities at the expense of national development. This trend must be arrested and the youth must make a dramatic shift in their thinking and general evaluation of national matters. Having considered all these, the big question that need to be answered is; what can the Nigerian youth do to arrest this ugly situation? They must sit up and begin to take proactive actions if their future and the future of the next generation will not traded for corruption and greed of few politicians’ personal ambition. The youths must shun ethnic and religious sentiments in their choice of who to vote into political position. This is important because the cost of voting in a corrupt politician into a political position is too great. They can longer continue to make the same mistake which has kept the country moving in circles. Again the youths must have one voice when making their stand known in matters concerning the running of affairs of the country. Enough of these ethnic and religious divide things that make us quarrel. They must begin to see themselves first as humans before considering their little differences which must also be harvested to foster a stronger unity among the Nigerian youths. The youths should also take interest in political matters. They must stop being complacent and nonchalant in the politics of this country. You cannot change what did not touch; therefore if the political atmosphere of Nigeria will change for the good, the youths must be actively involved in politics. They must come out to vie political position with the bid to set good examples and create a lasting legacy which others will follow. Think of how advantageous it will be to have many youths as law makers in the national assembly. And lastly it is time for the youths to widen their horizon and begin to actively engage in economic activities. Yes the Nigerian youth has done marvelously well in the music industry and generally in the entertainment industry but I am convinced that are there other areas of the economy where the youth can fully engage and make their impact felt. In the Transportation sector, manufacturing sector, agriculture sector, energy sector, oil and gas, mining etc abound opportunities yet untapped where the youth can go in and excel, contributing positively into the economic development of the country. Enough of the constant complaining that there is no job. According to the first laws of motion by Isaac Newton; nothing moves until a force is applied. The time has come for action. It is time to make Nigerian a great country for us and the future of our unborn children. |
sai body odour |
MULTINATIONAL COY ALL THE WAY |
sai body odour |
Biafra is not just a country, it is a spirit. no matter what you say or do, a spirit can never die . the Obi a Nigerian Civil servant is entitled to his opinion. |
this is nothing but the end of the world. |
guy you Bleep up big time but let this serve as a lesson and move on with your dear sweet life. |
capital NO Annunaki: |
proudly abian |
this is not nigeria |
it depends on what you call the truth. some peoples truth may be your lie. eg to Christians Jesus is God but that to you is the biggest lie of the century. ShaheedBinAliyu: |
i dont really blame them cos we see the violence in the newsline almost on daily basis. just pray to your allah and hope for the best. you cant change peoples perception even if you try harder. ShaheedBinAliyu: |
if you really believe islam is the way to go, then i see no reason to worry about what people are saying about islam. just keep spreading the words of the prophet and peradventure you may be lucky to win over some people. ShaheedBinAliyu: |
Islam is a peaceful religion breeding people who hate peace. |
thanks alot for the good work you are doing here. i have been seriously saving to go into this business and i intend driving it myself.thanks alot alot for the tips. i will continue following the thread. please how much can i get a used truck from cotonue? Yezzy: |
until i see the recruitment advert |
is that really the solution? |
1trn fine is just too much and unrealistic. by the way can ncc tell nigerians how the fines they have been collecting from telecom service providers affect the quality of service rendered by these operators |
see what Chelsea has been turned into |
it seems calling pmb puts some money in your bank account. you have to deal with the fact that pa buhari remains the president of Nigeria for the next 3 years and some months and probably will add an extra 4 years to it. GenbIoodykiller: |
no vex menzo4u: |
everyone is created to be great but most people end up becoming what the society wants them to be. have a possibility thinking mentality and see yourself sour high in life. |
Success in life is far away from merely having a certificate, it depends on the kind of SKILLS you have, your ability to solve problems, your zeal to identify opportunities around you and use them to your advantage. |
ganja man marleyboy1991: |
searching the quoran for answer. give me some time please. |
i thought that i am the only one that noticed his second line of thought. Nigeria media is really hogwash. the journalist that wrote those must really be high on buharis weed. systemz: |
just be proud of who you are and dont go around trying to please people. |
you have a good point. am waiting patiently as things unfold. emmyluvly: |
today is 24th. am waiting patiently. adonbilivit: |
may God help Nigeria. |
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just like their president mumuhamado mumuharii the useless kunu drinker