IN RESPONSE TO THE RECENT CLAMOUR FOR A YOUNG NIGERIAN PRESIDENT
Written by TAYO FABUSIWA

It is now stale news from the African experience, the spree of “old” leaders at the helms of affairs in several countries. Personalities who have enjoyed political positions over and over again still linger around the presidential chairs of these African States. In light of this, for instance, Nigerians have begun casting aspersions to the competence of our 73 year old president amidst his unstable health conditions. Zimbabwe is not left out, with her president, Robert Mugabe (93 years), being Africa’s oldest Head of State as well as the world’s second oldest Head of State and also having many of his policies questionable even by his people. These are just a few instances from a host of others in Africa.

There has therefore arisen, the clarion call for a youth president in Nigeria. The question then is "Who is a youth?" http://www.ifelawwriters.com/2017/05/in-response-to-recent-clamour-for-young.html