Shebi na una government, una never see anything

Good the northern youths are now waking up to realities. We need credible governance and not agberos, touts, murderers and swindlers as leaders. I have observed even Buhari and those currently in this government cannot be trusted to deliver good governance to Nigerians. The earlier everyone in Nigeria (Northerners, Southerners, westerners, etc) realized this the better for us all.

If you make massive employment possible especially in Agriculture (food production/processing) in all states of the federation and provide substantial power infrastructure to support it, it will be a good beginning point. Then create/strengthen security and surveillance systems in the states. A lot can be done if our people in government are patriotic enough.

Thieves and insincere persons without the general progress of Nigeria as a country at heart are still the ones ruling. God please save Nigeria and give us credible leaders. Amen.

If I become president, surely I will start from the above point of massive agriculture/processing and power stabilization. These two if done with maintenance of available infrastructures will give the masses some fresh air

If you become president what will you do to help? What will be your approach?

Jerrypolo:

Tebra?

emi o.

Hmm this is interesting. I'm not sure how statistically true they're comments are about ut more people dying though. The bill harem is no longer controlling cities but the army having hard time eradicating remnants in their enclaves. Now Boko Haram is just doing little guerrilla tactics and suicide bombings.

sarrki:


East will not also be spared

You always wish the west evil

Evil will not depart the land that wish us evil

They keep forgetting that :

1. The Southeast is very close to the Northeast geographically.
2. Igbos love living and investing in other regions. That's why they didn't want to leave the North.

Ahead of the 2019 general elections, Nigerian youths in the Diaspora have joined the call for a youthful president of Nigeria.

Their stand followed a recent summit in Enugu, where a coalition of South-East youth groups, threw their weight behind one of them, Iheanachor Ezeakor for presidency.

The youths had said at the Enugu summit that those above 50 years should give way for the younger generations to remedy the ugly situations in the country.

Speaking on the developments, Ezeakor, at a media parley in Enugu, said he was humbled by the enthusiasm being shown by Nigerian youths over the 2019 election.

He said, “I want to salute the enthusiasm, the determination of the Nigerian youths to take their destiny in their own hands. I have always said it that this is no longer the time for the youths to sit on the fence and complain.

“I’m happy that we are now experiencing political awakening on the part of the youths both at home and in the Diaspora. They have all keyed into the desire for a young President of Nigeria.

“When I returned to Malaysia recently to do my final clearance with my former school, I was shocked to see Nigerian youths running all over me; they came with the same message, that Nigeria needs a youthful president.
“Like I said before, I’m yet to take a decision on these endorsements, but my joy is that Nigerian youths, scattered across the countries of the world are now very ready to take up the challenges of leadership in Nigeria.”
Ezeakor stressed that “we cannot allow Nigeria to continue in this manner. The youths all over the world are known to be system changers. Our own should not be different.

“It is not enough to sit down and blame government everyday; we cannot....

Read full article here at.
https://africanentertainment.info/youths-in-diaspora-call-for-youthful-president-in-2019/