₦airaland Forum

Am so disappointed with nigerian youths. They say youths are the leaders of tomorrow but here comes same youths supporting a grand papa. Buhari that was rejected by all cos of old age is now been supported by same youths.
When I was small my teacher told me we are the leaders of tomorrow,Is it that nigerian youth that is support old age to head this country never wish for that tomorrow to come. Nigerian youths pls wake up and fight for your right. Vote wisely.
Which way nigeria youth.

Kencruz:
Am so disappointed with nigerian youths. They say youths are the leaders of tomorrow but here comes same youths supporting a grand papa. Buhari that was rejected by all cos of old age is now been supported by same youths.
When I was small my teacher told me we are the leaders of tomorrow,Is it that nigerian youth that is support old age to head this country never wish for that tomorrow to come. Nigerian youths pls wake up and fight for your right. Vote wisely.
Which way nigeria youth.

Would you rather vote for a youth that will continue the 6-years bad record, corruption, inflation, insecurity, increase in fuel price, trade union strikes and so on; or an elderly
that will bring a positive CHANGE.

Alot of individuals do not support Buhari and alot do.

In my candid opinion - everyone has a right to vote whomever they want it's in the constitution.

In the same light the most significant component in Nigeria's dislike for Buhari is very much logically baseless in mordern global politics. If your quite studied in Nigerian politics and history - you will find that "Human rights" were Buhari's supposed crime against Nigerians - this is true , he did do alot of bad things, like every military dictator, however. And the keyword here is military dictator , with absolute power and no checks and balances.

Unfortunately, in global politics as well as 'state' politics human rights are relative - they change, come and go - and the state is shouldered with the responsibility to defend the people , their culture, lifestyle, norms e.t.c

Buhari was merely doing this, the best way he knew. Do not forget , it was a military regime and most military regimes - regardless of country had little regard for 'the human rights'. This is opinion however.

And, if we would make a comparison - it would be foolish to compare a military regime with a democratic regime. So lets say logically how can we discern if Buhari is the right candidate if we cant compare his rule with Jonathan's. Well, you can start by getting rid of the noise - human rights in this case. Human rights in 1983 and today were not and will never be the same - so many elements have changed since then.

In your anaylsis , forget about the human right and compare GEJ and GMB. I am an advocate for peace and always will be hence when I think of GEJ i think of Bokoharam and GMB Maitastine

GEJ - Boko haram
Buhari - Maitasine

Change is constant and inevitable .... Deal with it OP