There's Long Queue In APC, PDP, Labour That Last For Century - Abioye Lawrence Tosin

 

 The tirade of Muhammadu Buhari, the immediate past president, in which he claimed that "Nigerian Youths Are Lazy" was analogous to an examiner instructing students on how to pass an exam, and many people ignored it because they did not understand how the process of becoming a leader works.

Due to their increased laziness, the younger generation does not have a physical government, political structure, organization, or right-wing groups.

This generation does nothing, but they have high expectations of their leaders. I have no regard for any criticism I might receive as a result of this article. However, if you ask any Nigerian, they will inform you of the current number of political parties. The question is: The Rulling All Progressives Congress (APC), People's Democratic Party (PDP), Labour Party (LB), and other parties that are currently in power.

I believe that it is a curse to protest in the streets, which typically take precedence when a president is elected. Despite their high intelligence, young Nigerians rank among the worst leaders in Africa and the world when it comes to leadership.

If we have a younger Nigerian like President Tinubu, when the People's Democratic Party (PDP) always won the majority of the states in Nigeria, and if he plans to become president but must combine his party with other parties to take power from the PDP, install a candidate from Northern Nigeria, and wait eight years before he can compete and win, is there such a person among Nigeria's youth?

Can anyone bear the heartbreaking, despite the fact that Tinubu was left out of the majority of the party's decisions?

"The truth that we may not want to comprehend is that, despite the fact that Peter Obi was the former presidential candidate for the Labour Party, "there's long queue, to start counting the numbers of political bigwigs who have ruled and still longing for power in PDP," in addition to the lifelong queue in the ruling All Progressives Congress for which you did not create anything," in spite of the fact that the aforementioned political parties are still in existence.

I informed people that Nigerian youth would demonstrate in the streets once a new leader was elected and would rant after President Buhari's term ended.

In the same way that the United States has been getting ready for more than a week, assuming that the election of today is the only legal means. Is it possible for our youth to respond to the current protests?

In the most recent elections for local government, which political party prevailed? We have no place within the framework, and our only option is to vote against it. Few of us are wise, even without formal education, and once wealthy, no one  can motivate them to protest.

The most recent protest that broke my heart was the "HUNGER PROTEST." How do you inform the world that people in Nigeria, a large nation, are starving?

It is embarrassing if a foreigner asks a Nigerian immigrant who is walking alone down the street if it is true that people in your country are hungry. In the interim, we ought to have put forward that candidate to demonstrate his intelligence if the youth desired someone who was superior to Tinubu, Atiku, or Peter Obi. We should have also inquired about his economic management expertise and plans for the 36 states and the federal capital territory.

Although we actually have a lot of smart people, our leadership is very bad. As a result of their involvement with political parties about which they have no knowledge, some prominent young people are becoming weaker; They drive them away due to their error.

If we make our decision today, Tinubu will still prevail, and heaven will not fall. Despite the uproar, the system does not change during his tenure, resulting in president memes that have been used for generations to portray him negatively to the entire world.

Remember that if you call your president a dog, you are worse than a puppet wherever you go. You will not be valued.

Intelligence has nothing to do with the number of degrees if the younger generation fails to build a strong foundation. History will spare them from being a generation of protesters.