₦airaland Forum

In 1973, Gen. Yakubu Gowon (pictured) was the then Nigerian Military President. He is seen shaking hands with baby Justin Trudeau – the son of the then Prime Minister of Canada, Pierre Elliot Trudeau. Now, in 2015, Justin Trudeau is the leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, and set to be the next Prime Minister. That is progressive! That is Change!!
But in Nigeria, we are still having recycled leaders attempting to rule and dictate to us. When will they let young, vibrant and intelligent men…the youth of today…contest in a free and fair election?
Are the youths of today in Nigeria fit for the leadership challenges ahead? Time will tell

Lol

Abi na. Na so we see am for Naija

Ok

when a youth follows the evil path of the elders, what do we hope to see? many of we youths are taught the wrong things

*falls from chair due to shock after reading the post* Are the youth even ready to lead in this country?

Na so we cause am for 9ja

Oppypoppy:
Abi na. Na so we see am for Naija

Canadian Prime Minister (43) and Nigerian President (73).
In the world today, young men are taking over seats of power.
But in Nigeria, fore fathers, ancient of days and ancestors refuses to leave office for the youths!!!!

Nigeria is not Canada.

The poster above me will be spoonfed till he gets to 45 years.


Back to the topic, I am very sure of the calibre of youths we have in Nigeria though the leadership skills might be lacking a bit, but how can you have it when the leaders has refused to add the youth to the cabinet.

Just like a young player needs more playing time to understand and bcome an outstanding player. Not a bench with seat belt.

We should all get guns and gun down any old man at sight

So-called "vibrant youths" are here on NL laundering the non-existent image of a failed and lifeless tyrant.


Are these the sort of characters that we should hand Nigeria over to? People who are ready and willing to mortgage their entire generation just to secure that N30k salary?