Quote from: Manny@11111 on Today at 08:04:34 AM

With the saying that youths are the leaders of tomorrow, which I believe doesn't really resonate with most Nigeria youth, how are we going to change this narration come 2024 as hope for youths in this country are getting dimmer and dimmer by each day.
I need us to deliberate what Youths can do to take their future back as things are not looking good as 2024 approaches

live your life without and forget all those cliche. The truth is that youth are actually the leaders of tomorrow and that most of them have started leading already.

That a youth isn't the president of governor of a state doesn't mean that youth see not holding active offices in the country. Except you want to be sentimental with your analysis if not, their are let's of youth that are currently leading in different positions in the country and their are lots of firms and offices that are looking for qualified youth to take up responsibility and most of them aren't even interested in it.

How many youth are even putting interest in circular politics?

Almost all the youths I know of that take circular politics seriously are occupying one political position or the other. Those old men you see their are looking for young individual that has capacity and that can relate with fellow youths whenever they want to reach out to the grassroots.

If you are interested in leading the country in a way, don't sit back and complain, join a political party and engage activity in their activity and see if they won't allow you to run for a position provided you have what it takes to fining the party a win at the pole.

No political party is giving any leadership position to an individual just because the person is old, the major factor they consider is who can bring victory at the like, if you are that person, no matter your age, they will all support you.