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I think young minds (youths)with "Nigerians first" mindset should join the system to create an impact.

I think young minds (youths)with "Nigerians first" mindset should join the system to create an impac...

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Reality Check ✅: Some youths might be worst than the current leaders if you ask me, the main thing I think we should consider is patriotism, those ready to give up anything to see Nigeria work again.
Emoji CSO: The people in power today they were once a youth the change we need should be intensional and not by age limit
Comfort Yako Asala: I agree with you 💯
However, the questions asked is debatable owing to the fact that some old and young minds exhibit corrupt practices. To make the country better all hands must be on deck.
CSO intl: System change is what we need, if the system is the same it can also work against any youth that might comes in for change
Rejoice Osunwoke: It's about conscious effort to do the right thing. So, even if you have a crop of youths in the system, if there is no desire to do what's right, then it's a continued dead end.
Literary Minds: I don't think being a youth guarantees anything.
Being Ready And Stable (BRAS): Youth involvement is necessary, but not sufficient.
It’s not about age, it’s about values, accountability, and mindset. Young people can either challenge a broken system or become part of it. Real change comes when integrity leads, not just youth.
Africa Growth Hub (Official): For me the problem is from the foundation it goes beyond age. Some youngs folks are more corrupt than the older generation.
Mild Uchenna: Is good for the youth to be actively involved it will bring a lot of innovation and fresh ideas into the system. But corruption will still be on a very high side.
Gladden Ngozi: Youth involvement is a key part of the solution, but not the whole solution.
The country of our dreams will come when ethical youth enter reformed systems—not when we just replace old faces with young ones.