How Young People Showed Their Displeasure With The Removal Of Maryam Shetty's Name In The Names Of Ministers "This news is really ...
How Young People Showed Their Displeasure With The Removal Of Maryam Shetty's Name In The Names Of Ministers
"This news is really not good for us, because, it killed our confidence and the dream that we have that we can be something without looking at our young age." Zainab Alkali said.
Young people continue to express their displeasure with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's decision to remove Maryam Shetty's name from the list of ministers he submitted to the Senate.
Two days after sending the names, Tinubu suddenly removed the name of Shetty, just one young man from the north of the country.
Until the time of writing this story, the presidency has not commented on taking this step.
However, the rest of the youth who came from the south of the country, reached their goal.
This makes it seem as if there is pressure from stakeholders from the north of the country, and it is an insult to the youth according to Comred Kabir, Dakata, the director general of the community awareness center on good governance and ensuring justice (KAJA.)
The removal of the name left behind dust, where many youths expressed their displeasure, because they thought that Tinubu's government would take care of them.
Adnan Mukhar Tudun Wada, a youth from the opposition party PDP, expressed his displeasure about changing the name of Maryam Shetty.
"As a young person and a supporter of seeing the youth involved in leadership and politics, it is condemnable and shameful for President Bola."
Zainab Alkali is one of the women who have high hopes for Tinubu's journey, but the removal of Maryam Shetty's name made her start to lose hope.
"This news is really not good for us because it killed our confidence and the dream that we have that we can be something without looking at our young age."
However, some politicians such as Mahmud Kabir, expressed their satisfaction about changing her name.