The Most Encouraging and Exciting Features Typical of Nigerian Youths

The Resilience, Power and Success Typical of Nigerian Youths

Nothing comes free in Nigeria, all Nigerian youths have to struggle from scratch. In complete truth, nothing was or is handed to the Nigerian youths who toil the soil and dig to get own resources. They yet are doing fine and even if everybody fails to acknowledge it, they raise their heads high and remain positive.

There is no doubt of the agility, resilient and ability to survive for Nigerians. However, many Nigerians look to a future where they can have a government that understands and prioritize them

They have been dubbed the most resilient people. Nigerians are uniquely fortified with unusual strengths and audacious hope. Struggle through virtually everything that should come naturally by government intervention. While the typical Nigerian youths try, They fairly anticipate the world as it ought to be (normative).

Nigerians are extremist in whatever they do to put food on their… They are all undoubtedly born with survival as an inherent trait from God. Check Nigerians even those not born here in different country doing exploit and breaking records

A Nigerian content writer and content developer, Rosemary Egbo on LinkedIn Wrote:

Dear Nigerian youths, you’re doing fine.

In the process of comparing yourself with youth from other nations, you forget your uniqueness & strength.

You graduated from the university without being indebted to the school. School loans aren’t common here, but you struggled to pay off your debts before graduation.

You run your small business on your own because business loans from financial institutions aren’t easy to come by.

You don’t have credit cards on loan to purchase whatever you want, but you still manage to buy what you need. Nobody kuku send you.

You’re living in an apartment or sharing it with someone from your pocket. No mortgage loan from anywhere. That’s why your savings for rent is a priority.

You’re mindful of your health because you know there’s no free healthcare system for you. When you’re down, you treat yourself with your money.

You budget for transport every month from your little earnings because you know there’s no free transportation system here. All man for himself.

Despite all these responsibilities, you still manage to send something home to your parents & siblings.

And you think you’re not doing fine?

See, the money fit never come as we expect am, but if we tell ourselves the truth, we go see say we dey try.

Nothing was handed to us!

Nigerian Youths are not Lazy in Any Way whatsoever