Democracy & Governance
I Swear, Buhari Hate Nigerian Youths: No Debate, Short Notes (Part 1) -By Micheal A Adeniyi
He has come out on a number of occasion to tell youths to return to farm as if their counterpart in other countries are starving for not dominating farms, to dominate farm sounds really cool to men without vision but what is a farm that gets destroyed by cows that will only give us meats that we cannot export.
“Nigerian youths are criminals” then again he said “Nigerians youths are lazy” he has called them all sort of names but one thing he has never done is create scholarship schemes, promoted youths inclusion in governance. In fact the ministry for youths and sport is the most silent and neglected ministry in Nigeria. He has come out on a number of occasion to tell youths to return to farm as if their counterpart in other countries are starving for not dominating farms, to dominate farm sounds really cool to men without vision but what is a farm that gets destroyed by cows that will only give us meats that we cannot export. It has admitted the inability to support entrepreneurship that he felt all the youths need is to farm, feed, eat and die.
“Buhari so much hated the youths, he protested, he even led a coup as a youth, he later led a protest in 2012 against insecurity,’’
Next Notes: The many hates crime.
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