Reality TV star Anita Natacha Akide, popularly known as Tacha, has criticized Nigerian youths for their lack of involvement in the country’s major struggles.
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In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Anita Natacha Akide expressed concern that the current generation of young Nigerians appears timid and reluctant to make meaningful sacrifices for national progress—unlike earlier generations who, she said, were willing to risk their lives for change and power.
Anita Natacha Akide voiced disappointment, stating that today’s youth seem more interested in leaving the country, creating online content, and pursuing personal comfort rather than participating in activities that contribute to nation-building.
The reality TV star drew parallels between the current generation and the past, highlighting the bravery of earlier Nigerians who participated in national power struggles.
The former BBNaija star, however, clarified that her criticism was aimed at highlighting a broader issue affecting the current generation of Nigeria, rather than targeting individuals
“Listen, my generation of Nigerians are the dumbest and most cowardly, funny how we blame the ones before us for ruining Nigeria, Ex president Buhari in his 20s was part of a coup fighting for what he believed in.
“What are today’s 20-year-olds up to? japa. Believe me when I say, we’ve not just failed the next generation, we’ve buried it. Back in the day, young Nigerians were fearless about taking a stance in national affairs.
“Nowadays we are more focused on lining up for visas, crafting catchy tweets and chasing clouts online.”
“Yall ask ‘what have you done?’ I used my voice. I speak, I show up, I refuse to be quiet. This tweet is about me or anyone. It’s about a whole generation that is too afraid to prioritise the nation’s interest over their own comfort.” Anita Natacha Akide tweeted.
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