Inspirational Thursday, Its Time To Rise Up My Fellow Youth...

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There i was pondering on the critical state my dear country Nigeria is, i began to wonder why finding a solution has become so difficult for our leaders to come up with.

If you will agree with me things are really taking a bad turn in our beloved country, but if you think deeply you will see that this leaders are clueless at this point and do not know where to run to for solution to the problems of this country Nigeria. The economy of the country has dropped by over 60%, businesses are closing up, electricity has refused to work out as promised. Just the other day Nigerian Billionaire Femi Otedola lost over $400 million of his personal fortune due to the country's economy.

I am writing this article so that Youths in Nigeria and in diaspora can begin to see that the future is now, our old politicians are totally confused at this stage and they need help. The future is now for the Youths to stand up and bring up solutions to the growth of our beloved country.

I am talking of Youths who are ready to work for the good for the land, not the ones who will accept stipend at the expense of the country and shut up when other Youths who are positive for the real change need them the most, we need to start seeking for ideas from God. This is the time we take over the country and rule this nation with our fresh ideas, since our politicians cannot do it again, i do not blame them as there was a time when their brain was working fast and fresh with freshly ideas coming out every minute, this leaders at one time were very smart and fast at finding solutions to some problems we had in the past (even though they did not answer the problem fully).

My fellow Youths this is the time, the solution to our country's problem is in our hands, i beg you in the name of God do not sell your ideas to this politicians, because they will use your idea, take the glory and dump you when you need them the most, simply because they have paid you stipend. Enough of all this old politicians coming to rule us after they have ruled our fathers in their Youthful age. When will the future come if we do not take over the future now. Before the saying was Youths are the leaders of tomorrow"", we are now in the tomorrow the new proverb is "we cannot rule the country because its not for children"says who? Give us the chance and see if Nigeria economy will not rise again? Give us the chance and see if the world will not turn around to beg us (Nigeria) for joint businesses? Give us a chance and see if investors who have left will not run back with a bigger investment?Give us the chance and see if electricity will not work? Give us the chance and see if we will not have good roads? Give us the chance and she if agriculture will not work? Give us the change and see if the oil sector will not work? Give us the chance and see if corruption will not minimize drastically?

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