₦airaland Forum

Last week, the Nigerian House Of representatives settled for ages which youths can contest for the Presidential seat and other key political positions in the country with the President being the most touted and the most controversial. While I do not totally condemn their act but it isn't completely done.

Every nation has its time for redemption; over 5 decades after gaining independence, we are yet to find our footing. Now that it's time for total turn around, some people are trying to prolong it. I am supposed to resume as President GCFR in a few years time so that the total revamp of the nation can begin earnestly. It is not as if this can't happen when I am 35, it will surely happen but there are a lot of things going on wrongly at the moment and I can't let them to continue.

The nation: the youth, the old, the babies are looking up to me for a salvaged nation from the hands of snakes and scorpions who have continuously stung and bitten the citizenry leaving them in pain.

Hereby I declare that come 2019, if the reps do not revisit that age, I am not chaotic in nature but people who stand by me including you might take to the streets to protest and boycott the election. I have no issues with that because I understand how frustrating it can be for you to see redemption at hand and someone wants to tarry it.

I am the hope of the oppressed in this country
I am the shinning light beaming into the lives of every citizen
I come as a hope for every youth.

Stand up and defend me.

My ideas will put this nation on the world map where every being on the earth will yearn to visit.

Pray for my Presidency!!

Ipob youths

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sarrki:
Ipob youths

This has got nothing to do with Ipob. It's every youth that wishes this nation well

taylor88:
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I am the source

Destined2win:
I am the source

nice way to go!

Coloradvantage:
nice way to go!

I hope you stand by me

Destined2win:
I hope you stand by me

Na you we know jarey.

But come to think of it, wasn't that how bubu made mouth before he got elelcted? How do people know you will not make mouth only to change your tune after you ascend the stool? Remember the promises APC made? Na so e sweet for ears too at the time.

delishpot:
Na you we know jarey.

But come to think of it, wasn't that how bubu made mouth before he got elelcted? How do people know you will not make mouth only to change your tune after you ascend the stool? Remember the promises APC made? Na so e sweet for ears too at the time.

Seriously I am not going to disappoint. You got a real bet in me. Stand with me and I won't let you down.

Destined2win:
Seriously I am not going to disappoint. You got a real bet in me. Stand with me and I won't let you down.

Like I always say, good luck o

IPOB youths seem to exhibit high levels of political nativity. Boycotting elections in third world countries play into the hands of the government in power thereby defeating the whole struggle ( whatever the struggle is). All the government needs is number of registered voters, the actual votes can be easier to allocate if there is voter apathy.
A typical example is the recent elections in Venezuela where the opposition boycotted the elections;

Venezuela says 8 million voted in election that opposition decries as a sham

Electoral Council President Tibisay Lucena announced just before midnight Sunday that turnout was 41.53%, or 8,089,320 people.
The count was met with mockery and anger from members of the opposition, who said they believed between 2 million and 3 million people voted.
Julio Borges, president of the opposition-led National Assembly, said only 7% of the electorate had voted — a silent protest of Maduro's power grab, which would slam the brakes on democracy.
http://amp.usatoday.com/story/523646001/