Nigerian politicians are exploiting our young girls – Dr. Sam Amadi
Jerry Adesewo
In a startling revelation, Dr. Sam Amadi, Ph.D., has shed light on the alarming exploitation of young girls by Nigerian politicians, asserting that their actions are not only eroding the present but also jeopardising the future of the nation.
Dr. Amadi, a seasoned analyst, shared his disconcerting encounter at Transcorp Hotel Abuja, following his news analysis at Arise News TV. Observing a group of scantily clad young girls in their early twenties at the hotel’s lobby around 10.30 pm, he expressed deep concern. Shockingly, he recognised some as recent graduates from his department.
Expressing dismay, Dr. Amadi speculated that these girls may have been arranged by affluent politicians for their pleasure and that of their associates. He lamented the ethical decay driven by politicians who seem to lack both shame and conscience due to their access to power and wealth.
Despite Nigeria’s boast of a significant youth population, Dr. Amadi argued that the software, representing the moral fabric of society, is severely corrupted. He questioned the intentions behind leading these adolescents into lives of immorality, highlighting the detrimental impact on their potential as future moral leaders.
Drawing parallels from his past experiences as a Special Adviser to the Senate President, Dr. Amadi recounted an incident where very young girls, aged between 17-22, were engaged inappropriately at a government house opening ceremony. Expressing his shock and disappointment, he emphasised the destructive influence of politicians who, he believes, have not only ravaged the economy and infrastructure but also compromised the morality and viability of the nation’s human capital.
Dr. Amadi concluded with a poignant question, pondering how these debased young girls could rise to become the moral champions of tomorrow. The concerns raised by Dr. Amadi highlights a pressing issue that goes beyond political and economic consequences, delving into the moral fabric of Nigerian society.
