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The Bad Politics of “Boi-Boi” (Political Slavery): A Wake-up Call to Our Youth* *By: klem Ikoi*

*The Bad Politics of “Boi-Boi” (Political Slavery): A Wake-up Call to Our Youth*

*By: klem Ikoi*

Life is indeed a school, a place of constant learning, where decisions define our future. But the harsh reality is that many of our youth are stuck in a self-imposed cycle of “boi boi” a form of political slavery that has drained their potential and chained them to politicians who care little about their growth. Today, I am speaking from a place of truth, not to please anyone, but to set the record straight. If you choose to remain blind to this reality, then you are only deceiving yourself. I have learned and continue to learn, but I cannot stay silent any longer. The truth may be bitter, but it must be told.

 

Our youth are wasting away in the service of political masters who neither respect nor appreciate them. The mindset that serving a politician for years will eventually bring you riches or success is deeply flawed. Let’s be real: it doesn’t take three months for someone who genuinely wants to help you-whether in politics or business -to extend a hand. If they haven’t done so by now, it’s unlikely they ever will. You are not stuck where you are unless you choose to be.

Wake Up, Youths, We Are Sleeping!

It’s time we open our eyes to the bigger picture. Politics is not the only way to make a living, yet many of us have made it the only goal. The result? Years spent running errands, attending rallies, and praising people who see no value in us beyond what we can offer during elections. They will use you, drain you, and when they are done, they will toss you aside with a bad name. When you fall out of their favor, you become the villain in their story.

Stop wasting your time! There are countless genuine businesses and opportunities waiting for you without needing capital to get started. All you need is your smartphone and the will to explore and learn. Every day, people are making money legally and with minimal stress, yet many of our youth are still waiting for political crumbs. The sad reality is that you have to beg for the little money they give you, and when they finally give it, it’s often out of pity or obligation when your relative dies, or on your wedding day.

Are you seriously okay with this? Being reduced to a beggar in the eyes of a politician? Is this what your future is worth?

Let’s get one thing straight: politicians do not respect “boi bois.” They see you as nothing more than a tool, an asset to be used when it’s convenient. The moment you stop being useful, you are tossed aside without a second thought. They won’t respect you as long as you are stuck in this cycle of political servitude, waiting for handouts. But when you step out of that shadow, when you build something of your own, they will have no choice but to recognize your value.

Real respect comes when you can stand on your own two feet, when you have something to offer beyond servitude. You need to go out and do something meaningful with your life not just for your political master to respect you, but for yourself.

1. Stop Playing the Victim: You are not trapped unless you decide to be. The power to change your circumstances lies in your hands. Stop waiting for someone to rescue you, rescue yourself.

2. Explore Other Opportunities: There are countless opportunities out there that require nothing but your time and commitment. Use your smartphone, use the internet, use your creativity. Stop limiting yourself to politics.

3. Build Respect through Independence: When you break free from the chains of political slavery and find your own path, you will earn the respect of others. More importantly, you will earn self-respect. You will no longer need to beg for handouts, and you will no longer be seen as expendable.

4. Stop Being a Political Fool: The days of being a political pawn are over. It’s time to stop being a “boi boi,” a political fool who waits on the mercy of politicians. Your time, energy, and potential are far too valuable to be wasted in this way.

Final Words

The truth is harsh, but it must be said: you are wasting your time. There is no future in “boi boi.” The politicians you serve today will not be there tomorrow, and when they are gone, what will you have left? Nothing but regrets and lost years. So, stop it. Break free from this toxic cycle, and take control of your life. Opportunities are out there, and success is waiting for you but only if you are brave enough to reach for it.

Wake up, youths. Stop being political slaves. Stop being political fools.

Don’t Take It Personal
@klem Ikoi✍️✍️

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