As Nigeria joined its counterparts all over the world to mark this year's International Youth Day, a group under the aegis of The National Youth Alliance, NYA, has described Nigerian leaders as dream killers who are good at destroying the future of their youths to perpetuate themselves in the corridors of leadership.
As Nigeria joined its counterparts all over the world to mark this year's International Youth Day, a group under the aegis of The National Youth Alliance, NYA, has described Nigerian leaders as dream killers who are good at destroying the future of their youths to perpetuate themselves in the corridors of leadership.
The NYA State Chairman, however, regretted that it is unfortunate in Nigeria, as the leaders are only interested in killing the dreams of her youths through corruption, bad governance, ethnicity, bribery, human rights violations, police and military brutality, induced poverty, hunger and starvation.
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