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Nigerian Youths are Lazy

Nigerian Youths are Lazy!
Nigerian youths are the most hard working youths I have ever seen. It is mostly in Nigeria that one sees the youths struggling on their own, and most times succeed without the help or assistance of their government. Take myself for instance, I have been a graduate since 2014, served since 2015, yet till now no government job. Since then till now, I have been struggling on my own to succeed without being involved in any illegal or criminal act. With my pen and paper, working with private organization where I earn undeserved insults and payment. Yet I still endured, determined and resolved to continue struggling, being committed and hard working until I make head way in life without denting my image, that of my family and the nation as a whole.

I believe and know that there are thousands and millions of youths like me, who are determined and are struggling to succeed without being involved in any form of crime. But it is heart breaking and killing to hear that our father, who we look up to and are still looking up to, said we are lazy.

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