i'm a change with a culture title, robust memorial farm, as adjoining in this huge ecological experiment with africa. 60 minutes on d w. we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah magic corner trip hotspot for food chair and some great cultural memorials to boot w travel off. we go with welcome cape town, kaduna and banjo. i am michael duty bringing you to 77 percent the shore for african youth. with this week our focus is nigeria upcoming elections. so yes, what we've lined up for you will meet a young my

t u and who wants to make his voice head in the upcoming elections in up which out we talked to politically. active movers and shakers in our street. a beat on is in bob way, we groove to the unmistakable sounds of them doubts whole hi, julia africa. most populous country will be let in new political lead us in a few days, incumbent president, mohammedan perry has finished as 2 times and will not be contested. there are more than 93000000 registered voters and 40 percent of them are young people. this group has their par to decide who gets to be president. but in 2019, for instance, many just didn't vote in the following report. we meet a young man who is trying to cheer this. ah, it's early. we end out scapes of lagos. normally chicken,

my low beat would. she would be going to his chicken fire. but today his preparing what he calls his morning cry. com. yahoo. com, 2000 to go to the warden has been doing this every morning since the start of the year. determined to get people to vote. i think that the partner responsibility rests on me. because i realized that i am a product called acoya and so i'm 40 started to be company according to my my, my view, you know, from my own. and i had to be involved with nature that you want. you have to invest, you know, do something to something changed to thought to school or even 93000000 nigerians that registered to vote in nearly 40 percent of them on the 34 years old, which is one of them. he's 29, but has never voted before. now that's about

a change in my life time, i've lost him something like that. you do? sometimes i will think that i'm not doing, you know, when i see how much other people are doing the restaurant from with uses. we're ginger is very high. who are really, really, really to take no job describing nick. it's the people i think is where they wanted to be from different parts of the country. young people can be seen mobilizing ahead of the electrons. they say they are trying to decide the future of nigeria. and they want words to count the huge and fast like this in late 2012. i've been asked to hook up this new young political move. the answer was mostly about philadelphia, where, by the same time, in many young people understand the power of organization. far off and coming to get that to you know, to demand. so beyond the and so being

a trigger. the electra law was now electra law was what now you tuned the horton that has given this rise, younger voters seem to be looking for something new. and fresh. do you want something you saw there just once led to the our voices and see if it will make any difference? basically, i'm woodson, i've got to make the receipt. i'm young and i just feel like this is the right time for me to do it. and i wanted, i thought i used to go and get up with you to kind of get a bit of an issue that we have to do. these guys wanted to ports, meal meal, young people are just regular tired and out. as nigerians prepared to vote, younger people are also preparing to have jesse and i do hope that they get to have the i see because in the last election,

only 44 percent of nigeria has taught or registered voters at spitted. and i hope that this time around it's going to change in this election. there are 3 main foreign tron is. thus malati nubile article walker and p t r o b and web a wince will ship the future the youth for the next 5 years. at least that's why the young people want aspirants to listen to jack on cents. we had a streets of legos to find out what is the tuition on the ground. it's like well, so far it was a foreseen or no pussy. this is really station that is will for you want to go to walk now from 200 know up in 500. every is expensive, good enough for free. so we just need a good leader for lent you. when you walk in on the sheets, you so much so many big hours on the weekend. you see graduates working with animals all

the times clean. i'm robbery and other things in the country. oh, noise. up when it is wanting to go see the government. they only take care of themselves to go to our family. we don't care about the masses or anything to that . our government was good, good, good. are almost love you to the day. i'm going to happen just like that. feel that what gradually get it that will get it done. nigeria, like many countries in a sub region, is dealing with brice in food and energy prices. but especially for africa, biggest economy insecurity in the northwest of the country as problematic. this is where the country's largest number of registered voters reside. but due to ron pont kid napkins and violent attacks, many here may not feel safe enough to fought. and this we street beat be right at

young people trabusia and asked them what to expect from the next leaders. i this week the 77 percent is in nigeria capitol, abu jam and you as elect shows, are coming up really soon. now, in the past few years that you as experience some toby named times from the economy to security and able to education. but this time around, it seems like many young people will have a chance to decide their own future. so we are here to find out from young nigerians what they really want from these elections. and i'm going to start with nana, nana you are a 1st time voter. why did you decide to vote the selections? well, oh, are the elliot say oh, last election or was 15 and known? i'm 18 so i think our is the right time for me to vote. and do you think that your

voice is grades accounts? not sure. not sure. now in 2015, we saw the nazi young 2 on movement. 2020 we saw and size. is this a sign that young people are beginning to participate in politics in nigeria? all right, absolutely. because we got the no to young to rome built on in our 20 a team, but i was signed by the president and we also got the electro reforms. bill dawn in 2022. so what it means is that i'm excited that we have a 1st time for our so all the work that we've been put in, and as we got one more, 1st armed would have to come in and participate in the process. so i think young people will wonder voices to be heard, and for me, i believe that this will be on election overdetermined. luckily by young people's participation. okay. i see are nodding your head. do you agree with what god lester said? yes, i do agree. i feel like in the last decade until now we have seen a lot of changes before. i would say, like,

even i myself was apathetic to the political situation in danger. because i believed my voting count. and it didn't matter because whether you voted or not, it was, it was, it wasn't going to matter and he would come on promise and go away. but i believe right now our voice matters. like wherever we do matters. ok. now grace goes to copy room was sanely because you are very much involved in politics. yes. so why do you think that, why did you think it was important for you as a young person to get involved? you know, as a party member of a d. c, you know, a reason why is that? um, look him up this tuition of issues over what is happening today in this country. almost every tim has been deteriorates. you understand also, you know, the youth, the, at the enjoying growth of development in an initial you understand. so they are left behind. that is why we plan a trip into the polities in order to prove to dis,

leaders on the sun that we the managerial you, we, the potentiality and talent to lead this country a bit off list. okay, so that leads me to my next question, which is obviously why we are here. what do young people in nigeria really wants nigeria swat as secure nation? the one affordable medication, the one overhauling, the other question or 6 them. okay, so i said one points i use that security, okay. i'll go through, you know, setting the youth in our time and now when it's on employment to be solved, monty sure of employment resolved. okay, so unemployment is a major issue for you dapple healthcare. i would care because i elton's not terribly manager at the moment and am a cost a lot. so foot once be medically. okay, thank you. so we've had m c carried c. we said we had unemployment healthcare. we once free a fair election. so that's the right candidate will it might free and fair elections

. all right, and god bless. i think the average nigerian youth won a country that works where they can leave all the potential and are they can travel anywhere around the country and not feel like they are not welcomed. i'm going to come to you because the, i, but i'm changing the question. now you're very involved with our policy. it's you helped to train to encourage young people to participate in basically in the country on to be more patriotic. do you think that we are there yet, like 2 young people finally have a c or count? are they ready to finally make a decision for the country or queue? yes, we actually have the number, but i wouldn't see we are there yet. 70 percent of the population of nigerians i use. yet when it comes to political participation, you can come to the number. let's talk about the answers. if we did with the answers, you saw that if you would compare the number of people who came out to rally, it is a very small, very minute compared to the tim,

the number of youths that we have. okay, so you talk about political participation, what, what is the reality on ground up or do you think that people are really optimistic, positional things on rockers or but i mean renew securities. immerse, right? even gain up, which are you can more very free. deb elk is terrible mangers up spend off of the apocalypse. so yeah, over time might get bits. are of course read people that we listen. so office put in place the right policies. underwrite stamp's been we'll get better over time. but it will be all of a sudden. all right, so, um, you mentioned there, that's the next president obviously has a lot of work to do is not going to be uneasy, right? so i'm going to come to you cheating mar, because you are actually in on the apc presidential campaign council. and apart from your party as a young man, jerry, and what kind of leda do you think that nigerians need at this critical point ahead

of the 2020 an action should be looked at on who can keep this be that track record with yahoo to students because she cannot handover an enterprise enterprise or an end of or to somebody when you know that the cb undisputed doesn't correspond to the management on that demonstration. i don't agree with what you do mostly. okay, because um you see a county like nigeria, what we need, we just did why rant in a genetic jute, don't take the country, took from his land. you understand, when you look at the present country as though we have presently mount, most of them they are octogenarians. you understand, they are all h, say to the law. and who say me, how brought up a very important point i, i think that is, you know, topic of discussion among many nigerians do we need someone with experience and age . so i'll let you caught use of me to muscle. he said,

our and if for any progressive movement, this always in need for the wisdom of the own, as well as the dynamics in the radicalism and the youthful exuberance of the young . so i think we have to look at a all the 17 presidential candidate who carries the youth a loom. we all agree that the r o o o people. so o a moon them. katy vibrant people to elude. i think we can all agree that nigeria ease at a critical point. i want to thank the panelists for joining us today and you are view as for watching, if you have any comments. definitely. right. so i would like to hear from you. i'm for now. i'm flourish to cooper. thank you so much for watching with for a divest country like nigeria, it is little wonder that the views in that debate are very different body of

origins since i get is that young people want things to improve. but how do you see it? let me know what you think about this topic by visiting our social media pages. and remember that you can also see a longer version of this to beat on youtube. i head of the lessons than i do, and government has asked to google and facebook to check thick news on the platforms. but how big of a problem is this information in elections? let's find out. let's pretend i'm an undecided nigerian quantum as the elections on february 25th approach. i am bombarded by inflammation left, right and centre outweigh tell they a fake or not. american actor tom hanks, endorsing a presidential candidate and plans to relocate the capital from a borgia to lagos. a candidate who has been portrayed as supporting a separatist movement. by the way, all these 3 stories have been want as folks,

is he finding out what election belated inflammation is true and what is false, is crucial when a generous democracy to what is the solution? every one can help break the cycle. and he, a 5 useful tips. dick number one, o 's and think military motions get the better of you. most fake news, i meant to do exactly that. or if number to give you by us in mind, every human being including myself, has a perception of this surroundings. us be honest, we all have our prejudices. you see people who publish this information, make use of these prejudices. to take a step back and try to be neutral if number 3, just because there's a ne, may, jo video does not mean that something has actually happened. have a look at the story. allegedly h trucks full of cash, was seized on their way from a presidential candidates house to a bank. these posts has been shared almost 15000 times in only 5 days

stories week. so even you can simply check by doing a quick reverse image such with, for example, google and the results will show you that all 3 photos a much old duck getting back to aaliyah in 2020, to 2020 or even 2014 number hope pick the source is the origin of the inflammation clip is the source reliable? huff, credible news outlets reported on the story. antique number 5, when in doubt, don't share days a saying that when that julia sneezes the rest of the region catches a cold. so i'm aka and obee. now i hope that you apply these 5 tips when your line and you don't spread thick news. this election is about given young night. you answer the part to decide your future. but i'll times

that you'd find your voice through music in seen by west capital hottie. them dance whole has given young people who are often on the fringes of society. that charge us to tell ya communities about dallas. zimbabwe is capital herrera is the epicenter of zim dancehall, a music genre shaking out the urban soundtrack, now untethered from its jamaican roots. zim dancehall is heard on every street corner and in every club sooner. zim done so is a fill in which is in me a feeling that says the music is just like me. this is her to do for the getting ot with pay is to deal though they have to live to use f 2 to see out from, with the what the feel how they leave. this is that we, full of communicating, invited to the handle, seemed on phone and barry neighbourhood produces some of zimbabwe most celebrated

musicians. many came through the record label chill spot 6 years ago. chill spot started as a simple sound booth and found a d. j. fountains flat to day, a, d. j. fountain, and produce a levels are trying out a new talent triple x, also known as a nice killer in their fully fledged awesome studio. oh, for you. okay. oh yeah. i travel to sunday. hi. shabba guy and a good a. oh, nice killer, sings in shauna about a family who blames their son for being witched and responsible for the misery they face. in the end, the sun is chased away. ah. and on every day it's the things i see every day here in barry, it's our daily life. that is what i think about what i experience. sometimes i just

walk and see things happening and then i write about them in a song tutuco. that is what is by as me or do to personally expire. so it became popular was if one could you lead to to do to discover physic, yvonne related to the linux, ah, which are being thing in the song. because nice killer can't pay for the studio time. joe spot offers them a deal. the studio produce the sun for free, but shares the rights with the artist good. bit thick in the days when it back in the days it was hot and expensive to record a song but of after chill sports levels and i chipped in student time became afford up to the affordable and that's when we discovered that seem bub warehouse. great talents and cingus, you king fod,

just bought one of those talents is not t o. born and raised in barry, he became one of the most successful zim dancehall artists over night. attracting millions of clicks for songs and videos on social media sites. success stories like this, inspire countless others to dream of stardom that don't disturb homes with every guy who to element up himself. why then back on the street, nice killer and his crew check out the latest hits by their friends. most songs are being shared directly via bluetooth and go from one mobile phone to the next. nice killer is convinced that his breakthrough is near one. so gone for the stuff we think about my friends on the fund. we all come from the ghetto and we know what's going on. and zim dance all just is right. i want to sing, and i know it will take me far as again entered into some internationally zim dancehall is growing. artists are already hosting concepts abroad and promised to

take their hits to nigeria and south africa. for now a life in barra is keeping nice killer grounded, but his ambitions are sky high. i wish nice killa all the best in kenya, young people are using a non conventional approach to reclaimed your spot in society. nairobi is roots not meet full kitten, but inline skates, and is growing in the country. the young dead devils, i'm not afraid to be unblocked through my tattoos and the busy rush hour traffic. but i must warn you. this sport is not for the faint hearted getting in. it will be easiest because the streets on monday. thank us. get us. we are in constant a bunch of lead that would use us. you have to share the road with my titles,

other vehicles. and this means that you know, competition over a car and a skater. definitely the cali think i did a yo yo if b for boy i thought you meant to open up with us. good. catering by nature brings together all sorts of people

escaping you. done to have that segregation, that has been, may been either sports related to agenda. you don't get guys having to be under owen by having to be on their own get together. most of the same with these players. he's like a con bus, pulls it up, and we are getting here because it's the only place we proceeded. kit, fuss. when you own their own, martha escaping because you are focusing on death going forward. but he, i good faith getting because you create to create whatever you have in mind. if anything about skating, when you think about falling actually fall, when you try to ship your forecast to something else, then you become very know because in your skating you don't think about anything

else because the, the air enjoy the marshal. okay, so right now it's decided i'm going to land how to skate, and i come with to show of my skills to you the next time we meet. but remember that this show is dedicated to the youth. and especially today's edition is for you in nigeria. in a few days, you'll decide who leads your nation. the part is in your hands, so make it count and know that all of africa is wooten for you. we've come to the end of today's show and i want to connect with you. so go on to our social media platforms and drop me a message. i'll leave you with this m power in song titled common google by black sharif. enjoy. and i saw is what, thanks for my fortune jobs. yeah, my god,

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