By Correspondent in Ilorin
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Mr Ade Bada addressing audience in Lokoja
A motivational speaker, Mr Ade Bada,has urged youths in Nigeria to development mental and emotional capacity to cope with the challenges of the contemporary reality of things in the country.
This he said they could do by rediscovering themselves and chart a new course to get out of their emotional challenges inhibiting their success in life.
He gave the advice in Lokoja on Sunday in Lokoja while speaking with audience during his monthly programne entitled “Tomorrow Can Still Be Better.”
He said the programne was meant for people to rediscover their aims and objectives as well as for the development of the country.
According to him, with the hard economic reality, coupled with bloated unemployment market, the future youths in Nigeria was being threatened,therefore they needed sit up and think beyond the box and make things work out for them.
Bada, who spoke on Youth “Mentally And The Realities of The Moment,” called on youths to acquire the necessary wisdom to be able to apply their knowledge and education to turn around their challenges for good in the changing time.
He expressed concern that youths indulged in abnormal things, now days,while opportunities overtook them because of their failure to use their education to chart way forward to accomplish positive development in life.
Bada, a challenged author and Journalist, said that while technology had improved man”s capacity to do things technologically, staying glue to social media had not augur well for them to discover ways of improving their life.
“The time you use on social media, use part ofiof to plan for your life and chart a cause to achieve something good for yourself and the nation at large.
“Storms will come your way in one day or the don’t kill your self,find a way to get out the challenge.
“If you are working, have plan “B”, shun new normal, imbibe the virtue of truth, stop being arrogance, telling lies, white-collar job is becoming harder, learn trade to be able to cope with the reality in bloated unemployment market,” he advised youths.
Answering questions from the audience, the motivational speaker also called on youths to stop envying people or copying people’s life style but carve out a unique image in actualising their cause in life by shunning get rich quick syndrome, adding with strong determination, they would achieve success in life.
