2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat - Politics (2) - Nairaland
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| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by fasho01(m): 7:48am On Feb 01, 2022 |
Right step in the right direction |
| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by seguno2: 7:48am On Feb 01, 2022 |
Xscape1993:Yes, not bad at all, based on Yahaya Bello, Desmond Elliot, Dimeji Bankole and the other youths performance, right? Even all the soldiers who ruined our country from January 1966 and have been recycled, did so in their youth. So ![]() |
| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by Ekpekus(m): 7:51am On Feb 01, 2022 |
joey150:Well said |
| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by johnmartus(m): 7:56am On Feb 01, 2022 |
Lol efforts in futile even if 24 years old man become president it will not change anything because age is not a problem of failed government in Nigeria. Our federal system of government is not working Nigeria can only get better when we go back to regional government and this useless constitution throw to dustbin. |
| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by Xscape1993(m): 7:57am On Feb 01, 2022 |
seguno2:All these persons are not normal humans. I can not even call them youths dear. |
| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by BestRicePlug28(f): 8:02am On Feb 01, 2022 |
slawormiir:As I start read this your post, I know say e no go end well. Lolss |
| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by blackboy2star(m): 8:02am On Feb 01, 2022 |
Young Nigerians that don't have PVC but good at using their mouth to run election. |
| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by 07kjb: 8:10am On Feb 01, 2022 |
[quote author= post=109854376]Seconded. This will prevent a leadership vacuum that may arise when the crops of leaders across the country retire from active politics and the need to proffer solutions to the country’s challenges emanates. Reserving these seats for the youths remain the best system to teach the youths how to get involved, and start learning the ropes from the leaders that have garnered experience over the years. Naija youths, Wake up. Your future is in your hands. In the same vein, Below is a life story From one of the sane, honest and hardworking Nigerian Youth in our midst, Read and Learn One of the artisans I work with often request I send his payment to his family up North. I pay him every week. His bill spans from N5000 to N10,000, depending on the volume of work. Earlier today, he called to notify me that his wife is yet to get the transfer for his last job. Quite unexpected because I’d done the transfer long before he called. Long story short, he told me the account I transfer to belongs to a POS owner who resides in their village somewhere in Bauchi. We put a call through to the POS owner. He apologized for the delay and he requested my full name to confirm my transfer. I was curious as to why he needed my full name. I.e first, middle and surname. His answer was one of those aha moments for me. He said he receives close to 200-300 transfers every day from relatives of those residing outside Bauchi. As a sharp businessman, those numbers caught my curiosity. Immediately I stuck a conversation with him. But before I did, I had verified my name, and payment was made to my artisan's family. His name is Dele. A Yoruba guy. We conversed in English by the way. After NYSC he decided to stay back and set his mini payment platform up North to assist artisans to send money across to their families back home. The closest bank to their community is about 2-3 kilometers journey. That journey will cost them N1,000 Community members prefer to get their cash from him rather than travel to town to withdraw. Currently, he has over 5000 Northern artisans, from Okada men to water trick pushers who send money to their families through him. He charges N150 per transition. If he gets close to 1000 transactions every week. That's an average income of N100,000 I forgot to ask him how he handles the insecurity situation. But from the background noise from people waiting to get their money from him, and one of his staff screaming "kudin ya shiga" one can tell he is fine, happy, and productive. He loves his community. His community loves him. Dele is somewhere in the North, enjoying 500k monthly revenue without hassles. Someone in Lagos is still blaming Buhari for not putting food on his table. May you be liberated from your foolery soon. I say amen on your behalf. GOD BLESS NIGERIA. [/quote]Trash |
| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by seguno2: 8:13am On Feb 01, 2022 |
Xscape1993:Youth is a function of age, not so? Please who are the examples of normal humans that you call youths, dear ![]() |
| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by Xscape1993(m): 8:16am On Feb 01, 2022 |
seguno2:Normal youths are digital in nature. Digital youths don't commission public toilets as projects. |
| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by Gee64: 8:23am On Feb 01, 2022 |
Yahoo Boys to vie for Vice President seat? That would be very interesting! ![]() Would it not be like keeping fried meat close to a mouse hole? Well, I may be wrong...just thinking if the majority of the youths of today have anything to offer except fraud. ![]() |
| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by OmoManU: 8:25am On Feb 01, 2022 |
Ehen this is one of the best way to start with youth inclusiveness, in fact any party that does not field a below 50 individual as its VP candidate we ain't voting for them |
| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by sapientia(m): 8:27am On Feb 01, 2022 |
Shameless clowns |
| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by rayopt(m): 8:52am On Feb 01, 2022 |
slawormiir:Lol. I like the idea that you want to support a party with great ideology. Do you know the ideology behind PDP or APC? |
| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by seguno2: 8:55am On Feb 01, 2022 |
Xscape1993:Digital youths commission their yahoo yahoo projects ![]() |
| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by KENFERDYOORI(m): 9:18am On Feb 01, 2022 |
The wisdom and experience of the aged should be matched with the strength and figure of the young. |
| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by 66spirit(m): 9:20am On Feb 01, 2022 |
Skyman50:08124619968 |
| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by Xscape1993(m): 9:48am On Feb 01, 2022 |
seguno2:Yahoo yahoo youths redesigned themselves into another world and they can not be classified as digital youths dear. |
| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by wifeesnatcher(m): 10:19am On Feb 01, 2022 |
slawormiir:only in your Edo politics you go dey collect contract before you know it he will claimed PDP Is an ideology party with this your weed related ambition |
| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by kansoboy: 10:48am On Feb 01, 2022 |
These ones are just for the position sake and fine boy,/girl and Bleep around. Ask Urself, all f yeye SSA to different governors what have dey done? Nothing, only to dress fine boy/girl and go to different bars at night. |
| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by AKWATGOLD1(m): 12:46pm On Feb 01, 2022 |
Where are the youths? Yahoo Youth or what? |
| Re: 2023 Elections: Young Nigerians Push For Vice Presidential Seat by Nobody: 4:23pm On Feb 01, 2022 |
slawormiir:You're probably the wisest G boy in this naija |
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