💡 The Nigerian Youth Is Not Lazy. He Is Tired of Being Used.
Nigerian youth are not jobless—they’re underutilized.
From tech startups to roadside barbers, we hustle daily to survive a system that’s rigged against us.
Politicians only remember us during elections—“leaders of tomorrow,” they say.
But that “tomorrow” never comes.
Instead, we are blamed for crime, drug abuse, and migration.
This country is wasting its biggest resource: young minds.
Give us power, structure, and trust—and watch what we can build.
#KonnectAfrica #NigerianYouth
We are not lazy. We are tired. And we’re done being used like tissue paper during elections.
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19 hrs ago💡 The Nigerian Youth Is Not Lazy. He Is Tired of Being Used.
Nigerian youth are not jobless—they’re underutilized.
From tech startups to roadside barbers, we hustle daily to survive a system that’s rigged against us.
Politicians only remember us during elections—“leaders of tomorrow,” they say.
But that “tomorrow” never comes.
Instead, we are blamed for crime, drug abuse, and migration.
This country is wasting its biggest resource: young minds.
Give us power, structure, and trust—and watch what we can build.
#KonnectAfrica #NigerianYouth
We are not lazy. We are tired. And we’re done being used like tissue paper during elections.