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Popular comedian, AY reveals why most Nigerian youths are lazy

Nigerian comedian and entertainer, Ayo Makun widely known as AY have revealed that the laziness of most youth in Nigeria is due to the tragedy of unemployment in the country.

According to AY via his Twitter handle insisted that one’s situation determines their priorities and the laziness of the Nigerian youth spurs out of a system that does not work.

He wrote;

“The laziness of most Nigerian youth is caused by the tragedy of Unemployment. Nothing is more heartbreaking than graduating with a good degree with no job to do or finding yourself in a system of governance that doesn’t work. Your situation sometimes determines your priorities”

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