What you need to know:
Young people are important in the political life of any country, and especially in African countries, where young people (aged 30 and below) by far exceed half of the population. It is unjustifiable and unfair if such a large demographic group is not properly represented in the political life of the state.
When acts of extreme cruelty and oppression happen, most people get concerned with the side of those on the receiving end. This is a typically normal and logical human response, to focus on those who are affected before giving a thought to the perpetrators.
In the political dynamics of most African countries, cruelty has almost become next to nature, people being subjected to the extremes of oppression just to suppress and silence their opinions and cries for justice and fairness under the ideally unsurpassable rule of law.
Young people are important in the political life of any country, and in a special way in African countries, where young people (aged 30 and below) by far exceed half of the population of these countries. It is unjustifiable and unfair if such a big demographic chunk is not properly represented in the political life of the state.
