Ojo Amos, the Clerk to the National Assembly, has lamented that Nigeria is fast losing its youths to the consequences of their obsession with wealth, blaming it partly on social media. THE PUNCH reports.

The Clark disclosed this in Abuja yesterday at an event marking the anniversary of the Commonwealth Day, with the theme ‘Delivering a Common Future,’ organised by the management of the National Assembly. Information Guide Nigeria

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The Clerk to the National Assembly noted that Commonwealth Day is commemorated every year on the second Monday of March to create awareness and understanding among the young people, about the Commonwealth in general and the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association in particular.

Amos pointed out that ‘delivering a common future’ for the teeming youths in Nigeria “is a huge challenge to parents and the society because of the disturbing circumstances and distasteful scenarios surrounding them today”. jamb results

“The tide must change positively so the next generation is not doomed. Nigeria is fast losing her youth to the obsession with wealth and fortune which has plunged them into diabolical rituals. Our youths now want to become rich overnight while some suddenly turn living horror to their pals”.

“May l ask the question: what type of future are our youths looking at when teenagers and under-aged children are incredibly involved in money rituals? What kind of future is waiting for our youths when the craze for sudden wealth has even overtaken morality and Godliness?