Understand President Buhari's CHOGM Speech-- Nigerian Syndrome of Hypocrisy, Imitation and politicization
“More than 60 percent of the population is below 30, a lot of them haven’t been to school and they are claiming that Nigeria is an oil producing country, therefore, they should sit and do nothing, and get housing, healthcare, education for free."
Mr President never called Nigerian Youth Lazy or uneducated as a matter of fact, his speech was just too accurate and articulate and nailed.
The Syndrome of Hypocrisy and Imitation in Nigeria is fast becoming a culture and way of life which is not healthy for our political development.
Yes! The speech was misunderstood and politicized, why can't the Youth make proper research and analyse the speech in details before criticising Mr President. Yes! Truly the speech didn't say well of our image in the International arena, but why should we misinterpret the idea and concept, why don't we learn from what The president said.
As for Mr president, it should be a worry and major concern to see your subjects especially the future of a country to have gone to school and be thinking of nothing but free oil money, have you offered them job and they refused to work? Have you created enabling environment for investment,entrepreneur and Youth development? And why based your concern on oil as a resource, why not mention agriculture, mining and technology?
Let he who is without sin be the first to cast the Stone. Nigerian Leaders has failed in their social contract to contain their subjects and hence no one has the right to point fingers at another.
We are building Nigeria on hopes and Favour that one day a saint would come and save the situation.
Mr president, you are as guilty as some of the Youths that has refused to work because of oil money.
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