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Charlie Boy: Its High Time Nigerian Youths Take in Self Dependence.....

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Entertainment maverick, Charlie Boy, on Thursday, urged 
Nigerian youths to imbibe self dependence and hard work as virtues to 
secure the change they so much desired.He gave the advice in an interview in Abuja.He said “it is now 55 years since we gained independence as a nation.
 My serious concern is the youth who are said to be the future leaders. 
They are yet to see life with the attitude of true independence.According to him, after 55 years of independence, Nigeria as a nation
 is still economically and politically dependent, and this is reflecting
 in the youth’s attitude to life.“They still look on government, their parents and Nigeria for 
everything, and the change they so much desire cannot come that way.“Why can’t they look inward, take their future in their hands through hard work and personal development?,’’ he asked.“My advice for every Nigerian youth is to imbibe the ‘Charlie Boy philosophy’ of self dependence.“It is therapeutic for me to share a little bit of my experience with
 the youth, not just as Charlie Boy, but as a friend, a big brother and a
 mentor.The ‘Areafada’, as he was fondly called by young people, recounted 
his experience as someone who worked independently to attain stardom and
 relevance and urged the youth to be self-sustaining.“It had been a very bumpy ride to my present location and the success attained so far.“Many people think that as a son of a former Justice, I did not 
struggle for myself, but it is not true. The only thing my father gave 
me was good education.’’He explained that at a point he was almost abandoned by his father 
because of what he believed was okay by him, and that made him to start 
fending for himself very early.He stressed that “every Nigerian youth can change for the better, by 
taking responsibility for their lives instead of looking up to 
government and parents for everything.’’He said government alone would not be able to create jobs and 
enabling environment for all Nigerians, and therefore urged youths to 
discover and develop their talents. (NAN)