A political activist and a campaign
strategist for President Muhammadu Buhari in 2015, Debola Williams, has mocked
the President over the, “lazy Nigerian youths’” comment.
President Buhari, while
delivering a keynote address at the Commonwealth Business Forum in London
yesterday, was quoted to have said that most Nigerian youths want everything
free without doing anything.
Williams who was in South Africa
over the weekend, mocked Buhari over the statement, which has generated
controversy and a major topic on social media platforms.
He wrote on Twitter, “I arrived
Cape Town with three other #LazyNigerianYouths whose lazy work caught the
attention of one of Africa’s living Legend Arch Bishop Desmond Tutu and awarded
his prestigious fellowship that focuses on preparing leaders for the continent.”
He named the other, “lazy”
Nigerian youths as “SEUN ONIGBINDE, Lead Partner and co-founder of BudgIT.
Seun’s BudgiT has revolutionized citizens engagement with Government and
fostered more transparency in governments accountability.
“Serah Makka, country director
one, top 35 under 35 young African leaders in international affairs.
“Temi Awogboro, Director The
Abraaj Group. M&A Advisor’s European Emerging Leaders Award recipient.
Recognized as the Female Lead’s Top 20 Women under 20; and, Management
Today/The Telegraph’s 35 Women under 35.”
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