‘Sad To See People In 40s And 50s Contesting For Youth Leadership In Political Parties’ - Ooni of Ife

Ooni has recently called on Nigerian young people to step on the political scene and change in the country, and Ooni from Ife, Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, Ojaja ll, has already called that invitation and joined the campaign. Facebook left Ooni from Ife, showed that he was sorry to see people in he forties and fifties still struggling for the leadership of young people in their different political parties and are always looking for appropriate involvement in public positions of power. According to him, these people should be considered as an inevitable energy block for the stability and sustainability of Nigeria economically and politically. Here's what he wrote; Ooni: Young people take over the world leadership, and Nigeria must not be an exception, but it is true that the elders can not simply leave the field. Nigerian young men have to start acting more actively, especially in politics, if they really want to be seriously understood. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada 45, Emmanuel Macron of France 40, Jacinda Ardem from New Zealand 37, while Prime Minister of Estonia Juri Ratas 39. It is therefore very sad to see Nigerians even in their 40s and 50s who are still competing for the leadership of young people in their various political parties and are always looking for appropriate involvement in public positions of authority if they should rather be considered inevitable block of power for stability and the sustainability of Nigeria economically and politically " It should also be recalled that Ooni of Ifa, Ogil Enitan Adeyeye Ogunwusi, appeared several months ago as the youngest chancellor in Nigeria with the appointment of a monarch as the Chancellor of the University of Nigeria by President Mohammad Bukhari. He was appointed Chancellor of the University in his effort to promote unity among the Nigerians.

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