Naija youths these days dey face plenty challenges, and dem dey yearn for better life and freedom. From economic struggles to lack of job opportunities, many young people dey feel frustrated and hopeless. According to recent reports, youths in Nigeria dey increasingly demand more from their government in terms of democracy and freedom.
The Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Mr Ola Olukoyede, recently advise youths to avoid internet crimes. He know say many young people dey tempted by quick money from cybercrime, but he urge dem to find legitimate ways to make money.
Another issue wey dey affect youths na lack of white-collar jobs. Many young people dey wait for office jobs, but some entrepreneurs dey advise dem to consider other options. For instance, Yakaka, a successful entrepreneur, talk say he find inspiration in his desire for independence and not being bound by traditional employment. He encourage youths to explore other avenues like entrepreneurship.
In addition, the current economic situation in Nigeria, especially with power outages and other infrastructural challenges, dey make life difficult for youths. For example, a recent accident at the Abule Osun area of the Lagos-Badagary Expressway claim the lives of at least 10 people, including three children, highlighting the dangers and hardships many youths face daily.
