Good move but maybe not good timing

What Nigeria needs now is not a young leader, it is a young mind.

Young minds are those that understand the times we belong and are leveraging on it.

Few questions for him

Does he have a track record of impacts? (I am tired of leaders telling us what they will do, let us see what they have done without the post)

How much does he understand about the current situation of Nigeria and what strategies does he have to tackle them?

What has he been doing in the little ways (sincerely) that prepares him for the position (we don't need people who are waiting to start tomorrow)?

Can he discuss the state of the country's economy?

What about the ecology and environment?

International Relations?

Intra-relations?

What's his idea about education, it's state and how it can be rescued?

I know other contributors would have submissions in respect of this

If he can give answers to these questions, then he is got my vote and support (and note, not cooked up cock and bull manifestos, I mean facts)

However, if he is not yet fit does not mean he should not learn as he climbs

We have great young minds that can move things in Nigeria, I think we can search them out, engage them and give them our full support as youths - We can definitely tomorrow

And CaptainJeffy, if you truly have N50 million to spare, we can channel it to discovering and supporting people with track record. Just reply YES here and we can start a constructive discussion here.


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