The winner of 1993 presidential election, Chief MKO Abiola’s son, Abdulmumuni Abiola, has said the country is not ripe for a youth president.
Abiola told journalists at the maiden national youth summit organised by The Zealous Kwara Youths in Ilorin, Kwara State, on Saturday, that though he was hopeful that a youth could become president someday, it was imperative to give President Muhammadu Buhari a second chance, The Punch reports.
He said:
“I do believe that there shall be a time, just like in Canada and France, when we have somebody that is around 30 in power. I don’t just think that time is right. I think there is a reason why Buhari is there and I would want us to be patient to see him through.
We should give him another four years and he will handover power to the youth.
“I do not have anybody else to campaign for. Somebody after 20 years honoured my father and did what other people refused to do, so I am supporting Buhari for a second term.”
The President of the ZKY, Mr John Adegboyega, said it was necessary to sanitise Nigeria of corrupt practises.
Adegboyega added that 2019 was not yet time for a youth to become president.
He said the youth should participate actively in the political process and elect people who would deliver good governance and move the country forward.
Don’t be sure
be certain
Stay out of politics
Tell him o
Don’t mind the political debate
I dey tells you
Be quite
Just saying
How about you nko
Ask him o
Is time you mind your business
Dat kind tin
respect yourself
Look at you
Could you imagine
That’s what dey will alsway say
Ignorance… Wat of France president
We are not France oo their level of political socialisation is very high Nigeria we are still tied to ethnicity and religion
Now tell me how old Nigeria will be so as to be riped?
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No be small tin
I partially agree with him.
You think and said so
Well said. Our youths are still after money. They’re not ready to lead
U think so I doubt that very much
Youths are ready just that our great grand fathers doesn’t want to leave the political space
Nope maybe not, but atleast a younger person with fresher ideas Abeg
I totally agree with you.
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Highly
Greatly
Na was wa
Do you really have to say anything? Your family have been settled so just sit at home and keep quiet.
The young shall grow remember
It’s high time we give our youths the chance to try. Not these old men who are playing pranks with Nigerian leadership as if it’s their heritage or maybe their birth rite or rather their personnel company.
We are tired of their cruelty and inhumane attitude. We need CHANGE but not the buharia’s kind of. God forbid
Or mango
When will it ripe
Or maybe next farming season
Is time for the youth
The time is now
Umm
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Oh well
Is this guy truly a Nigerian youth?
The truth is really bitter to accept
Pple clamouring for youth leadership
Wat s d assurance dat d so call youth won’t do worse than the elders had done
Moreover wu anibg among the youth s fit for the president
I am not disputing youth leadership
but Y President
The apex of all
To me. It s as if dey do not have good intention
Than to also embezzle public funds
Bcos if dey truly have good intention,
Den dey will know dat d president office is not the only office that controls the country
They didn’t go for governor, honourable, representatives,Senate, commissioner,ministers but president
Just imagine, except we want yo fool ourselves
The youth as at now is not the solution
Let them start from the scratch just as the elders did
Moreover wu amongst the youth is capable
Financially, emotionally, physically, etc to rule
Except if the elders will kominat their children in their place
WIC to me is equivalent to them leading
Bcos it will be a father to son ruler ship
Is a lie Mr man, go sleep
Comment:omo we no get lazy youth
Comment:be careful ooh
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