Time was in Nigeria when becoming a medical doctor, engineer, accountant, lawyer and the rest was a big deal among the youth. Those days, young people didn’t
Bewildered bystanders initially mistook the shocking incident for a mere prank, unaware of the gravity of the situation unfolding before their eyes.
The community at large, reeling from the heinous nature of the crime, eagerly awaits further developments in this gripping case. However, as justice hangs in the balance, the public remains vigilant, yearning for the swift dispensation of justice for the late Michael Obasuyi and his grieving family. Considering Nigeria’s estimated population of 210 million, with one of the highest proportions of young people in Africa, it becomes evident that the nation is grappling with a significant youth population. If this menace is not swiftly addressed, it poses a severe threat to the nation’s values and morals, potentially leading to their complete collapse. Urgent and comprehensive measures must be taken to nip this problem in the bud and safeguard the future of the country.
Addressing the role of the government, Liman urged those in leadership positions to recognize their responsibility as role models for the youth. In a separate interview, the Nigerian coordinator of the African Students Union Parliament , Comrade James Uneze, echoed Liman’s sentiments. Uneze also highlighted the detrimental impact of drug abuse on the rise of such practices, which he believed contributed to laziness among the youth. Urging immediate action to address this distressing trend, Uneze cautioned that failure to do so would lead society to a critical juncture.
He said, “They’re only two foundational problems to the current short supply of moral crises we face in this nation, namely; the parent and the government.
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