More strategies needed to engage young persons in Nigeria – Gbola Oba

 

The election is gradually drawing nearer and the tension of who will become the next president is on the minds of many people.

The Independent National Electoral Commission says it has 93 million registered voters as compared to the 2019 election where there was barely over 84 million voters.

Among all the 36 states in the country, Lagos, Kano and Kaduna is said to be the most states with the highest voters.

Recall that INEC official also said that there is no postponement of the elections that everything is going as planned.

Nigeria has about the population size of Finland every year. About five million people become Nigerians every year mostly by birth. This is according to Political Analyst, Gbola Oba on TVCBreakfast.

Mr Oba said while this is supposed to be an advantage, he noted that what is phenomenal advantage in in some respects if leadership were to be Visionary and if leadership were to be up to power but whatever could be could be articulated or could be used to be an advantage if not properly used as an advantage could also turn around to be to be a disadvantage.

 

 

Mr Oba said as a Nigerian, he is disillusioned particularly because between the ages of 18 and 49 you have about 72 to 73 percent of the 93.4 hundred something million people in that band the world should be coming to beg us just like they did with China in the late 80s and the early 90s if leadership were to be visionary.

He went on to say if the energy of young persons are not properly utilised, you will be practically nurturing a living danger against yourself.

Looking at this current opportunity we have on our hands, Mr Oba said young persons are likely to be playing football on election day unlike other climes were elections are being taken seriously most especially by youths.

The Political analyst noted that in many countries voting is regarded as a civic duty which is mandatory.

“In Australia, it is a criminal offense if you don’t go out to vote and also a criminal offense in Brazil if you don’t go out to vote and we know that across the world there are so many distractions.

Mr Oba added that we need to find strategies of engaging young persons.

He said since he has been following the electioneering and electoral systems in Nigeria over political dispensation. he is particularly disturbed that this time around the population of male registered voters
surpasses females.

“Our ladies and women may seemingly be losing interest because they may have seen through the chicanery and the facade.

“We are beginning to see the most strategic group in our polity seemingly getting disengaged and disinterested.

“This is the time we should be looking for not only talking policy also looking for things that we must first use to arrest their emotions, sentimentalities and usher them into the ideas you want to sell to them because ideation as well is a game of strategy.

The Political Analyst who said the extension of PVC collection as good as it may be, might also be the reason why the procrastinators may want to air on the side of reticence than on the side of being emotionally goaded.

 

The election is gradually drawing nearer and the tension of who will become the next president is on the minds of many people.

The Independent National Electoral Commission says it has 93 million registered voters as compared to the 2019 election where there was barely over 84 million voters.

Among all the 36 states in the country, Lagos, Kano and Kaduna is said to be the most states with the highest voters.

Recall that INEC official also said that there is no postponement of the elections that everything is going as planned.

Nigeria has about the population size of Finland every year. About five million people become Nigerians every year mostly by birth. This is according to Political Analyst, Gbola Oba on TVCBreakfast.

Mr Oba said while this is supposed to be an advantage, he noted that what is phenomenal advantage in in some respects if leadership were to be Visionary and if leadership were to be up to power but whatever could be could be articulated or could be used to be an advantage if not properly used as an advantage could also turn around to be to be a disadvantage.

 

 

Mr Oba said as a Nigerian, he is disillusioned particularly because between the ages of 18 and 49 you have about 72 to 73 percent of the 93.4 hundred something million people in that band the world should be coming to beg us just like they did with China in the late 80s and the early 90s if leadership were to be visionary.

He went on to say if the energy of young persons are not properly utilised, you will be practically nurturing a living danger against yourself.

Looking at this current opportunity we have on our hands, Mr Oba said young persons are likely to be playing football on election day unlike other climes were elections are being taken seriously most especially by youths.

The Political analyst noted that in many countries voting is regarded as a civic duty which is mandatory.

“In Australia, it is a criminal offense if you don’t go out to vote and also a criminal offense in Brazil if you don’t go out to vote and we know that across the world there are so many distractions.

Mr Oba added that we need to find strategies of engaging young persons.

He said since he has been following the electioneering and electoral systems in Nigeria over political dispensation. he is particularly disturbed that this time around the population of male registered voters
surpasses females.

“Our ladies and women may seemingly be losing interest because they may have seen through the chicanery and the facade.

“We are beginning to see the most strategic group in our polity seemingly getting disengaged and disinterested.

“This is the time we should be looking for not only talking policy also looking for things that we must first use to arrest their emotions, sentimentalities and usher them into the ideas you want to sell to them because ideation as well is a game of strategy.

The Political Analyst who said the extension of PVC collection as good as it may be, might also be the reason why the procrastinators may want to air on the side of reticence than on the side of being emotionally goaded.

 

The election is gradually drawing nearer and the tension of who will become the next president is on the minds of many people.

The Independent National Electoral Commission says it has 93 million registered voters as compared to the 2019 election where there was barely over 84 million voters.

Among all the 36 states in the country, Lagos, Kano and Kaduna is said to be the most states with the highest voters.

Recall that INEC official also said that there is no postponement of the elections that everything is going as planned.

Nigeria has about the population size of Finland every year. About five million people become Nigerians every year mostly by birth. This is according to Political Analyst, Gbola Oba on TVCBreakfast.

Mr Oba said while this is supposed to be an advantage, he noted that what is phenomenal advantage in in some respects if leadership were to be Visionary and if leadership were to be up to power but whatever could be could be articulated or could be used to be an advantage if not properly used as an advantage could also turn around to be to be a disadvantage.

 

 

Mr Oba said as a Nigerian, he is disillusioned particularly because between the ages of 18 and 49 you have about 72 to 73 percent of the 93.4 hundred something million people in that band the world should be coming to beg us just like they did with China in the late 80s and the early 90s if leadership were to be visionary.

He went on to say if the energy of young persons are not properly utilised, you will be practically nurturing a living danger against yourself.

Looking at this current opportunity we have on our hands, Mr Oba said young persons are likely to be playing football on election day unlike other climes were elections are being taken seriously most especially by youths.

The Political analyst noted that in many countries voting is regarded as a civic duty which is mandatory.

“In Australia, it is a criminal offense if you don’t go out to vote and also a criminal offense in Brazil if you don’t go out to vote and we know that across the world there are so many distractions.

Mr Oba added that we need to find strategies of engaging young persons.

He said since he has been following the electioneering and electoral systems in Nigeria over political dispensation. he is particularly disturbed that this time around the population of male registered voters
surpasses females.

“Our ladies and women may seemingly be losing interest because they may have seen through the chicanery and the facade.

“We are beginning to see the most strategic group in our polity seemingly getting disengaged and disinterested.

“This is the time we should be looking for not only talking policy also looking for things that we must first use to arrest their emotions, sentimentalities and usher them into the ideas you want to sell to them because ideation as well is a game of strategy.

The Political Analyst who said the extension of PVC collection as good as it may be, might also be the reason why the procrastinators may want to air on the side of reticence than on the side of being emotionally goaded.

 

The election is gradually drawing nearer and the tension of who will become the next president is on the minds of many people.

The Independent National Electoral Commission says it has 93 million registered voters as compared to the 2019 election where there was barely over 84 million voters.

Among all the 36 states in the country, Lagos, Kano and Kaduna is said to be the most states with the highest voters.

Recall that INEC official also said that there is no postponement of the elections that everything is going as planned.

Nigeria has about the population size of Finland every year. About five million people become Nigerians every year mostly by birth. This is according to Political Analyst, Gbola Oba on TVCBreakfast.

Mr Oba said while this is supposed to be an advantage, he noted that what is phenomenal advantage in in some respects if leadership were to be Visionary and if leadership were to be up to power but whatever could be could be articulated or could be used to be an advantage if not properly used as an advantage could also turn around to be to be a disadvantage.

 

 

Mr Oba said as a Nigerian, he is disillusioned particularly because between the ages of 18 and 49 you have about 72 to 73 percent of the 93.4 hundred something million people in that band the world should be coming to beg us just like they did with China in the late 80s and the early 90s if leadership were to be visionary.

He went on to say if the energy of young persons are not properly utilised, you will be practically nurturing a living danger against yourself.

Looking at this current opportunity we have on our hands, Mr Oba said young persons are likely to be playing football on election day unlike other climes were elections are being taken seriously most especially by youths.

The Political analyst noted that in many countries voting is regarded as a civic duty which is mandatory.

“In Australia, it is a criminal offense if you don’t go out to vote and also a criminal offense in Brazil if you don’t go out to vote and we know that across the world there are so many distractions.

Mr Oba added that we need to find strategies of engaging young persons.

He said since he has been following the electioneering and electoral systems in Nigeria over political dispensation. he is particularly disturbed that this time around the population of male registered voters
surpasses females.

“Our ladies and women may seemingly be losing interest because they may have seen through the chicanery and the facade.

“We are beginning to see the most strategic group in our polity seemingly getting disengaged and disinterested.

“This is the time we should be looking for not only talking policy also looking for things that we must first use to arrest their emotions, sentimentalities and usher them into the ideas you want to sell to them because ideation as well is a game of strategy.

The Political Analyst who said the extension of PVC collection as good as it may be, might also be the reason why the procrastinators may want to air on the side of reticence than on the side of being emotionally goaded.

 

The election is gradually drawing nearer and the tension of who will become the next president is on the minds of many people.

The Independent National Electoral Commission says it has 93 million registered voters as compared to the 2019 election where there was barely over 84 million voters.

Among all the 36 states in the country, Lagos, Kano and Kaduna is said to be the most states with the highest voters.

Recall that INEC official also said that there is no postponement of the elections that everything is going as planned.

Nigeria has about the population size of Finland every year. About five million people become Nigerians every year mostly by birth. This is according to Political Analyst, Gbola Oba on TVCBreakfast.

Mr Oba said while this is supposed to be an advantage, he noted that what is phenomenal advantage in in some respects if leadership were to be Visionary and if leadership were to be up to power but whatever could be could be articulated or could be used to be an advantage if not properly used as an advantage could also turn around to be to be a disadvantage.

 

 

Mr Oba said as a Nigerian, he is disillusioned particularly because between the ages of 18 and 49 you have about 72 to 73 percent of the 93.4 hundred something million people in that band the world should be coming to beg us just like they did with China in the late 80s and the early 90s if leadership were to be visionary.

He went on to say if the energy of young persons are not properly utilised, you will be practically nurturing a living danger against yourself.

Looking at this current opportunity we have on our hands, Mr Oba said young persons are likely to be playing football on election day unlike other climes were elections are being taken seriously most especially by youths.

The Political analyst noted that in many countries voting is regarded as a civic duty which is mandatory.

“In Australia, it is a criminal offense if you don’t go out to vote and also a criminal offense in Brazil if you don’t go out to vote and we know that across the world there are so many distractions.

Mr Oba added that we need to find strategies of engaging young persons.

He said since he has been following the electioneering and electoral systems in Nigeria over political dispensation. he is particularly disturbed that this time around the population of male registered voters
surpasses females.

“Our ladies and women may seemingly be losing interest because they may have seen through the chicanery and the facade.

“We are beginning to see the most strategic group in our polity seemingly getting disengaged and disinterested.

“This is the time we should be looking for not only talking policy also looking for things that we must first use to arrest their emotions, sentimentalities and usher them into the ideas you want to sell to them because ideation as well is a game of strategy.

The Political Analyst who said the extension of PVC collection as good as it may be, might also be the reason why the procrastinators may want to air on the side of reticence than on the side of being emotionally goaded.

 

The election is gradually drawing nearer and the tension of who will become the next president is on the minds of many people.

The Independent National Electoral Commission says it has 93 million registered voters as compared to the 2019 election where there was barely over 84 million voters.

Among all the 36 states in the country, Lagos, Kano and Kaduna is said to be the most states with the highest voters.

Recall that INEC official also said that there is no postponement of the elections that everything is going as planned.

Nigeria has about the population size of Finland every year. About five million people become Nigerians every year mostly by birth. This is according to Political Analyst, Gbola Oba on TVCBreakfast.

Mr Oba said while this is supposed to be an advantage, he noted that what is phenomenal advantage in in some respects if leadership were to be Visionary and if leadership were to be up to power but whatever could be could be articulated or could be used to be an advantage if not properly used as an advantage could also turn around to be to be a disadvantage.

 

 

Mr Oba said as a Nigerian, he is disillusioned particularly because between the ages of 18 and 49 you have about 72 to 73 percent of the 93.4 hundred something million people in that band the world should be coming to beg us just like they did with China in the late 80s and the early 90s if leadership were to be visionary.

He went on to say if the energy of young persons are not properly utilised, you will be practically nurturing a living danger against yourself.

Looking at this current opportunity we have on our hands, Mr Oba said young persons are likely to be playing football on election day unlike other climes were elections are being taken seriously most especially by youths.

The Political analyst noted that in many countries voting is regarded as a civic duty which is mandatory.

“In Australia, it is a criminal offense if you don’t go out to vote and also a criminal offense in Brazil if you don’t go out to vote and we know that across the world there are so many distractions.

Mr Oba added that we need to find strategies of engaging young persons.

He said since he has been following the electioneering and electoral systems in Nigeria over political dispensation. he is particularly disturbed that this time around the population of male registered voters
surpasses females.

“Our ladies and women may seemingly be losing interest because they may have seen through the chicanery and the facade.

“We are beginning to see the most strategic group in our polity seemingly getting disengaged and disinterested.

“This is the time we should be looking for not only talking policy also looking for things that we must first use to arrest their emotions, sentimentalities and usher them into the ideas you want to sell to them because ideation as well is a game of strategy.

The Political Analyst who said the extension of PVC collection as good as it may be, might also be the reason why the procrastinators may want to air on the side of reticence than on the side of being emotionally goaded.

 

The election is gradually drawing nearer and the tension of who will become the next president is on the minds of many people.

The Independent National Electoral Commission says it has 93 million registered voters as compared to the 2019 election where there was barely over 84 million voters.

Among all the 36 states in the country, Lagos, Kano and Kaduna is said to be the most states with the highest voters.

Recall that INEC official also said that there is no postponement of the elections that everything is going as planned.

Nigeria has about the population size of Finland every year. About five million people become Nigerians every year mostly by birth. This is according to Political Analyst, Gbola Oba on TVCBreakfast.

Mr Oba said while this is supposed to be an advantage, he noted that what is phenomenal advantage in in some respects if leadership were to be Visionary and if leadership were to be up to power but whatever could be could be articulated or could be used to be an advantage if not properly used as an advantage could also turn around to be to be a disadvantage.

 

 

Mr Oba said as a Nigerian, he is disillusioned particularly because between the ages of 18 and 49 you have about 72 to 73 percent of the 93.4 hundred something million people in that band the world should be coming to beg us just like they did with China in the late 80s and the early 90s if leadership were to be visionary.

He went on to say if the energy of young persons are not properly utilised, you will be practically nurturing a living danger against yourself.

Looking at this current opportunity we have on our hands, Mr Oba said young persons are likely to be playing football on election day unlike other climes were elections are being taken seriously most especially by youths.

The Political analyst noted that in many countries voting is regarded as a civic duty which is mandatory.

“In Australia, it is a criminal offense if you don’t go out to vote and also a criminal offense in Brazil if you don’t go out to vote and we know that across the world there are so many distractions.

Mr Oba added that we need to find strategies of engaging young persons.

He said since he has been following the electioneering and electoral systems in Nigeria over political dispensation. he is particularly disturbed that this time around the population of male registered voters
surpasses females.

“Our ladies and women may seemingly be losing interest because they may have seen through the chicanery and the facade.

“We are beginning to see the most strategic group in our polity seemingly getting disengaged and disinterested.

“This is the time we should be looking for not only talking policy also looking for things that we must first use to arrest their emotions, sentimentalities and usher them into the ideas you want to sell to them because ideation as well is a game of strategy.

The Political Analyst who said the extension of PVC collection as good as it may be, might also be the reason why the procrastinators may want to air on the side of reticence than on the side of being emotionally goaded.

 

The election is gradually drawing nearer and the tension of who will become the next president is on the minds of many people.

The Independent National Electoral Commission says it has 93 million registered voters as compared to the 2019 election where there was barely over 84 million voters.

Among all the 36 states in the country, Lagos, Kano and Kaduna is said to be the most states with the highest voters.

Recall that INEC official also said that there is no postponement of the elections that everything is going as planned.

Nigeria has about the population size of Finland every year. About five million people become Nigerians every year mostly by birth. This is according to Political Analyst, Gbola Oba on TVCBreakfast.

Mr Oba said while this is supposed to be an advantage, he noted that what is phenomenal advantage in in some respects if leadership were to be Visionary and if leadership were to be up to power but whatever could be could be articulated or could be used to be an advantage if not properly used as an advantage could also turn around to be to be a disadvantage.

 

 

Mr Oba said as a Nigerian, he is disillusioned particularly because between the ages of 18 and 49 you have about 72 to 73 percent of the 93.4 hundred something million people in that band the world should be coming to beg us just like they did with China in the late 80s and the early 90s if leadership were to be visionary.

He went on to say if the energy of young persons are not properly utilised, you will be practically nurturing a living danger against yourself.

Looking at this current opportunity we have on our hands, Mr Oba said young persons are likely to be playing football on election day unlike other climes were elections are being taken seriously most especially by youths.

The Political analyst noted that in many countries voting is regarded as a civic duty which is mandatory.

“In Australia, it is a criminal offense if you don’t go out to vote and also a criminal offense in Brazil if you don’t go out to vote and we know that across the world there are so many distractions.

Mr Oba added that we need to find strategies of engaging young persons.

He said since he has been following the electioneering and electoral systems in Nigeria over political dispensation. he is particularly disturbed that this time around the population of male registered voters
surpasses females.

“Our ladies and women may seemingly be losing interest because they may have seen through the chicanery and the facade.

“We are beginning to see the most strategic group in our polity seemingly getting disengaged and disinterested.

“This is the time we should be looking for not only talking policy also looking for things that we must first use to arrest their emotions, sentimentalities and usher them into the ideas you want to sell to them because ideation as well is a game of strategy.

The Political Analyst who said the extension of PVC collection as good as it may be, might also be the reason why the procrastinators may want to air on the side of reticence than on the side of being emotionally goaded.