Popular Facebook User and Social Activist Alhaji Ahmed Zikki distributes 5000 Naira each To Street Hawkers and Sellers as Christmas Gift, Fans Commends and Applaud Him
Not so much is known about Social Activist Alhaji Ahmed Zikki (aka Arab Money) but I think he deserves to be commended for at least his kindness, courage and determination to remember helping the poor this festive season. According to his Facebook profile, It says he is a student of DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY studying ECONOMICS. His hobbies are Football(winger 7) and DANCING & CHATTING, LUV making friends
I know some people will still hate, but at least if there are 1,000 people like Social Activist Alhaji Ahmed Zikki in Nigeria, things will be to improve a bit.
We don't deserve to suffer as Nigerians but I think we are so much enslaved by our greedy politicians. The youths must be ready to defend their future (not violently) through coming all out in various social media platforms to speak against Social vices as regard our welfare especially in politics.
In Africa alone, over 70% of the populations are youth who fall between the age of 14 to 21 years according to World Bank UNICEF. All ten of the world’s youngest countries are in Africa. Africa will have the second largest population of the world by 2050
So I ask, Is Africa's youth a “ticking time bomb” or an opportunity?
Not so much is known about Social Activist Alhaji Ahmed Zikki (aka Arab Money) but I think he deserves to be commended for at least his kindness, courage and determination to remember helping the poor this festive season. According to his Facebook profile, It says he is a student of DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY studying ECONOMICS. His hobbies are Football(winger 7) and DANCING & CHATTING, LUV making friends
I know some people will still hate, but at least if there are 1,000 people like Social Activist Alhaji Ahmed Zikki in Nigeria, things will be to improve a bit.
We don't deserve to suffer as Nigerians but I think we are so much enslaved by our greedy politicians. The youths must be ready to defend their future (not violently) through coming all out in various social media platforms to speak against Social vices as regard our welfare especially in politics.
In Africa alone, over 70% of the populations are youth who fall between the age of 14 to 21 years according to World Bank UNICEF. All ten of the world’s youngest countries are in Africa. Africa will have the second largest population of the world by 2050
So I ask, Is Africa's youth a “ticking time bomb” or an opportunity?
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