By Karen James
In a powerful and passionate outburst, Area Fada himself, Charly Boy, has expressed his frustration and anger towards the yeye elders of Nigeria. He minces no words as he calls out these elders for their hypocrisy, incompetence, and lack of concern for the future of the young people in the country.
Gone are the days when Nigerian progressive youths would silently tolerate and respect elders who do nothing but sabotage their hopes and dreams. The cup of these yeye elders is full, and it’s time for a reckoning.
With every passing day, these elders continue to mortgage the future of the youths. They take so much from the country and give back nothing but hopelessness, frustration, and poverty. The Nigerian progressive youths have had enough of their lies, deceit, and sheer incompetence.
The question now is, can the Nigerian youths take any more of this? Are they willing to sit back and let their future be stolen from them by a generation that cares only about themselves?
Charly Boy vehemently opposes this notion. He argues that it is ingrained in Nigerian culture to respect wise elders, not yeye, silly, senile old cultists who only care about their own interests. The youth of Nigeria deserves better, and they are determined to fight for it.
It is time for a change. The Nigerian progressive youths are demanding accountability, transparency, and a future filled with promise. They refuse to be shackled by the selfish actions of these yeye elders any longer.
The battle has begun, and only time will tell who will emerge victorious. Will the Nigerian progressive youths be able to reclaim their future and build a nation that values its young people? Or will the yeye elders continue to suppress their dreams and aspirations?
One thing is for sure, the Nigerian youths are no longer backing down. They are ready to unleash their power and determination to bring about the change they desire. The days of respecting elders who do not care about their future are over.
In the words of Area Fada, “God punish you all, nonsense dia fathers!”
