22-Year-Old Student Sets to Become Australia’s Youngest Senator. Ukridosblog, learnt that the university student may

become the youngest senator ever in Australia following the recent resignation of Scott Ludlam, a politician he calls his “mentor”.

Jordon Steele-John, who was born in the UK, has accepted to replace Scott Ludlam in the Senate for the left-wing Greens party.

Mr Ludlam resigned last week on the grand that he was holding a dual citizenship which is against the Australia’s constitution.

The 22-Year-Old, who has cerebral palsy, said he will be committed as a disability advocate

The reason Jordon Steele-John is selected to replace Mr. Ludlam, is because he was second in line in their last election conducted last year and has the backing of his party left-wing Greens.

According to Jordon Steele-John, he said;

"The future belongs to young people. We need to be represented in our parliament," Mr Steele-John said in a statement.

"There is a very large group of people who will now have a voice that truly understands and represents their interests."

He further said;

"I've learned that to be a young person with a disability in contemporary Australia is to occupy the intersection of some of our society's most ingrained myths and most damaging pre-conceived ideas.

"At every opportunity I've worked hard to bust these myths."
"We are only at the beginning of this process and there are still a lot of steps to go, but I am ready to do this job."



http://www.ukrido.com/2017/07/22-year-old-student-sets-to-become-australias-youngest-senator/

Land of opportunities

Good

Wow, that's nice.

Right here in nigeria na em great grand ancestors dey rule

America need something like that to remain as power in future.

They need generational shift in their leadership.

Anyway nigeria would definitely be divided.