Rev. Adenike Tade (Mama Empowerment) Clocks 53

…..as she hopes for better Nigeria

The Oyo South Senatorial candidate for Young Progressive Party at the 2023 general elections, Reverend Dr Adenike Tade has promised to put all her effort into making sure the country is better for all to live as she clocked 53 years.

Reverend Adenike made the statement while addressing Journalists on her 53rd birthday noting that the country is blessed with an array of intellectuals that can turn the country around from the challenges confronting the country.

“I want to recall the faithfulness of God, it is unbeatable, I enjoyed God’s favor, I enjoyed His strength, I enjoyed His giftedness and all it takes to materialize a big vision.

“God loaded me every day with what is needed to be a hero in this present Nigeria and I want to say thank you to God”

“Nigeria been it is, is a nation where the good struggles to be alive, struggle to move forward, the hardworking worked so hard and at the end, they could not reap the fruit of their labor.”

“Nigeria’s structure gives applaud to ungodly than those that want to do it well, Nigerians celebrate the thief, the corrupt and it is so unfortunate to the extent that the incoming, the youth, don’t find hope in this nation, they feel the nation has betrayed them, they regret been a Nigerian.

“So from this part of my 53 years, from the gap of 19 years when I was a youth till today, Nigeria is loaded with what it takes to have a positive transformation.

“I see a structure that doesn’t favor hardworking people, I see a structure that worked against the honest and it gives me concern but be it all this, I as a person and I know am not the only one, we still have few people that have made up their minds that, whatever the thing they will continue to work for a better Nigeria.

She attributed the challenges facing the nation to bad leadership, not the faulty constitution per se.

“Constitution is written by men, is not something that just came from heaven, even Bible, people will still use the ones that favour them.

“I don’t know how we will continue to say our constitution is bad, our problem is not about the constitution majorly but bad leadership.  The individual that doesn’t want the nation’s progress.

She advised the government to make use of the Nigeria Youth by empowering them to reduce the challenges of unemployment that ravaged the youth system.

“Each time I see our great percentage of youth 65-70 percent, Nigeria is made up of, the people we would have used to produce more wealth for Nigeria by the time we bring them into productive level, they have the energy and brain.

“Even secondary students’ brains are active and smart, if the youth are placed in different businesses’ opportunities the country will be better off, she said.