The Truth: The only way a Youth can become a Nigerian Leader/President.
Advise
Hi
people, it’s a new day, and a new day of an important article. I was just
sitting in my room being on my laptop (online) as always. Then the inspiration
of writing this article drops to my mind. You know why? It’s because we
(youths) always glamour that we wants to become a leader or let’s say a
President of our dearest country, Nigeria. Following the history of this
country, since independence in 1960, All Nigerian President had always been
elderly/old folks. And their tables had been having no or less fulfillment of
Nigerians expectations. So saying we want a youth to become the president of
this country means that we want The real change”.
“The purpose of this article
is for you to know the ways and to prepare yourself to become the next Nigerian
Leader/President,” funny? It’s Possible Mehn!
Who is a youth?
This
is a question worth asking, because if you’re in a gathering, and people called
that youth should come out almost everyone will come out. Meanwhile that will
surely inder the purpose of the calling, but we always turns it into a laughing
matter.
Now,
according to western education, youth starts from the age of 18 – 30 and some
instances it’s from 22-35 now, either way, in this article we’ll be using the
age of 18 – 35. It’s great, isn’t it?
Now,
are you between this age bracket or you have someone that belongs to this age
group? Then follow me…
Mindset requirement to become Nigerian
Leader/President
Firstly, what gives you a mindset?
It’s in your spiritual life. What I mean is Let God be the first in your
dictionary and timetable. Commit anything you want to do unto the Lord, and
he’ll surely take perfect control, let HIM!!
To
become a Nigerian Leader or President, you must have the right mindset, what’s
mindset? Mindset is your inner ego you
carry along with you to do something.
So, to become a Nigerian president
of your dream you need to have a mindset
that offers a change, no matter the conditions or
people around or working with you, a mindset
of possibility, a governor said something that an
express road that leads to his state can’t be constructed by any state
government on the planet, that It can only be constructed by the federal
government simply because of its worse shape. Then after his tenure, a new
party came on board and constructed the road without consulting the federal
govt, awesome? Yeah. It happens just because the second governor believes it’s
possible!. “ There should be no Impossibility
in your dictionary ” Smile...
Constitutional requirement to become Nigerian
President
1.
At least you must be 18years old, a Secondary School graduate, having your
O’level result.
According
to the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 as Amended, for
someone to be a Nigerian President: He/she
must be a Nigerian by birth and must have a minimum of O’level results which
means he/she has finished the Secondary school or its equivalent.
You
want No. 2? Fortunately this is the one and only constitutional requirement to
become Nigerian President. Funny? Yeah!
Now,
aside constitution what can really make you a Nigerian President? (My thoughts with proves)
Here
are the only two ways to become Nigerian President:
1.
START
POLITICS FROM YOUR LOCALITY
Gentle guys and good girls, are you there?
Politics is not only for thugs and toughts it’s also for someone that really
wants to become a Nigeria Leader. Been in politics means you join one party of
your choice (advisably the one in government) go to their party meetings, spend
your money, time and knowledge, and also remember that you, wants to be a
leader not some random thugs for one big man. This means you’ll be a frontier
in any forms of gathering that the party may have.
I
heard a story from one pastor, the Daddy in the Lord told me that there was a
politicians beside his church, he said that whenever this Politicians
distributes generators to other churches, he always left his own church
untouched, you know why? Because the Pastor never allows one of the church
members to join politics saying it’s a dark and dirty game. And that’s why the
church never chop the National cake, lol.
And
the Bible says: “ye are the light
of the world” so, if the light doesn’t go to the dark is it
meaningful? Nope!
Now,
the following Nigeria leaders are those that became Nigeria’s leader by
starting off with the local Political Parties of their choices:
1.
Sen. Isiaka Adeleke
Senator in the
Nigeria House of Representatives (Two
tenures)
First Civilian
Governor of Osun state.
2.
Sen. Bukola Saraki
Governor
of Kwara state. (Two
tenures)
The
Speaker Nigeria House of Rep. 2016- 2019
3.
His Excellency, Rauf Aregbesola
Commissioner for
works (Lagos State).
Governor of Osun
state. (Two tenures)
4.
Sen. Ibikunle Amosun
Senator in the
Nigeria House of Representatives
Governor, Ogun state (Two
tenures)
And
so on……
The
above Nigerian leaders (and more) enters the league of leadership by starting
off by joining political parties of their choices in their locality.
2. JOIN THE ARMY
Another way for a youth to become
a Nigerian Leader is by joining the
Nigerian Army. You hate to be a Solider? That’s not good enough. In the current
Nigerian political settings I discovered that those that top the charts are
soldiers that has carry riffles. It all started with Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo
after the death of Abasha, Obasanjo was once a Military president and later
handed the government over to the Civilians. This since then had been given
soldiers a heads up in the Nigeria’s political settings. So, being a solidier
is not only to carry rifle and kill alots of people, it’s also a faster step
for you to become the Next Nigerian President of our dreams. Nigerian Army
needs youth that are ever ready to truly server this country.
Now,
the following Nigeria leaders are those that became Nigeria’s leader by
starting off their career in the Nigerian Army.
The
below listed leaders once carry riffles and later became Nigeria’s Leader:
1.
Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo
Governor, Ogun
state
Nigeria’s
President (Two
tenures)
2.
Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola
Commissioner for
works, Lagos state
Governor, Lagos
state (Two
tenures)
Governor, Osun
state
3.
His Excellency, Muhammadu Buhari (GCFR)
Governor, Taraba
State
Nigeria’s
President (2016)
And
so on…….
Conclusion: Hope you’ve gain
one or two things on the ways you (youth) can become a Nigerian
Leader/President, if yes, Drop you comment! Don’t forget to share with your
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