YOUTH AND THE ELECTORAL REFORM

[samson itodo]

the recent White paper released by the government is leaving not much to be desired. the electoral reform is one issue heating up the polity and young people seem to be very passive about. the truth is how many young people have seen the Electoral Reform Committee's report and its recommendations. these reform has great and direct impact on young people and our voices should be heard on what we strongly about.
we need to form strong coalition to ensure that our views and opinions are not neglected from grassroots efforts to change policy.

As youths we must speak and the Government must Shake

[TATA ELVIS]

hey hi
its all good and its true that youths have to make their voices heard. but then how do they do that when not all the youths are in one accord?, when everybody brings his/her own things over matters? youths now dance to the tune of those in power. Take for example, during elections youths are bribed with little or meager sums of money just to vote for a party which at the end will still remind them that they must work and be self employed and not necessarily count on the government for the betterment of their future. Now with this case we see that many fall prey to these. so we need to like really make our voices heard and be sure to stand firm on what we do or say as we are the leaders of tomorrow.
"NB" "Winning does not start around you, but it starts within you".
Have a nice time

[Tosin OGUNMOLA]

Remember the involvement of youths like Enahoro in the struggle for independence 1950s. History is also now beckoning on our own generation of youths to leave our footprints on the sands of time.
Posterity will judge us on how we take on this responsibility.
Now is time for ACTION!!!