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 August 2, 2024

Today marks a significant moment in the wave of youth-led revolutions sweeping across Africa and Latin America. Inspired by the Gen Z revolution in Kenya, Nigerian and Venezuelan youths are now at the forefront of their own movements, demanding accountability and justice from their respective governments.

In Nigeria, the streets are filled with determined protesters chanting "End Bad Governance in Nigeria!" The call for change has intensified as young Nigerians demand an end to corruption, economic mismanagement, and political repression. The recent demonstrations have seen a surge in participation, with Gen Z leading the charge. The powerful hashtag #TinubuMUSTGo reflects the collective anger and frustration towards the current administration. Protesters accuse President Tinubu and his government of being the source of their suffering, highlighting issues of hunger, unemployment, and systemic corruption. The call for the resignation of Tinubu, along with his ministers and government appointees, is louder than ever. "You will account for every life lost," they warn, holding the government accountable for the violence and loss of life during protests.

Meanwhile, in Venezuela, the youth are similarly energized and resolute. Following the momentum gained from the Gen Z revolution in Kenya, Venezuelan protesters have taken to the streets demanding an end to the dictatorship. The slogan "No Más Dictadura" (No More Dictatorship) has become the rallying cry for those fighting against the authoritarian regime of Nicolás Maduro. The economic crisis in Venezuela has left the country in ruins, with widespread poverty and scarcity of basic necessities. The youth, armed with the lessons learned from their Kenyan counterparts, are employing social media and digital platforms to organize and mobilize. Their persistence and courage in the face of brutal crackdowns are drawing international attention and support.

Both movements underscore a growing global trend: the youth are no longer willing to accept the status quo. They are demanding accountability, transparency, and a future where they can thrive without the shackles of corrupt and oppressive regimes. The revolution that began in Kenya has ignited a spark that is now spreading across continents. As Nigerian and Venezuelan youths continue their fight, they draw strength from the successes and strategies of the Kenyan Gen Z movement, proving that the desire for freedom and justice knows no borders.

The world watches as these young revolutionaries make history, standing up to entrenched powers with a determination that promises to reshape their nations and inspire others globally. The message is clear: the youth will no longer be silenced, and change is on the horizon.