Nigerian youths have allowed themselves to be deceived into believing that were the leaders of tomorrow, for God sake when is this tomorrow when over 60% of the entire youths population are unemployed? Were disqualified in job adverts before even dropping applications, must wealth keep revolving around the old privileged? Must the old hands continue to work? 98% of job advertisements in this country (both private and government) want people with minimum of 3 years and above working experience thereby indirectly disqualifying the oversaturated young graduates who have new ideas with the energy to work from even applying. I have consistently asked this question, where do they want us to get the experience from? Its very difficult to stop crime in this country because when the desirable is not available the available becomes the desirable. No youth in his right senses would go for 20 thousand to commit crime when he has the opportunity of getting the same amount for adding value to the society. This nonsense must stop or we (youth) would grow older than our forefathers and still be seen as leaders of tomorrow. #angry mood activated#
Posted on: Sun, 20 Jul 2014 20:50:46 +0000