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Nigeria has improved, Wike’s aide tells Gen Z

Nigeria has improved, Wike’s aide tells Gen Z
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The Senior Special Assistant on Public Communications and social media to the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Lere Olayinka, has criticised the perception of some members of Generation Z about Nigeria’s economic situation, arguing that the country has improved compared with previous years. Now they have seen, they have to provide for themselves,” he said.
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  • ✦“That’s why people, a lot of the Gen Z generation now, because of what they have seen, because when they were growing up, and this is very funny, when they were growing up they didn’t know how Nigeria was.
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Tuesday:Olayinka, who spoke during an interview uploaded by the African Independent Television on Tuesday, said many young Nigerians only began to appreciate the country’s economic realities when they became adults and had to provide for themselves.today:People are building houses now, today, as we are talking,” he said.
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  • ✦The Senior Special Assistant on Public Communications and social media to the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Lere Olayinka, has criticised the perception of some members of Generation Z about Nigeria’s economic situation, arguing that the country has improved compared with previous years.
  • ✦Now they have seen, they have to provide for themselves,” he said.
  • ✦“That’s why people, a lot of the Gen Z generation now, because of what they have seen, because when they were growing up, and this is very funny, when they were growing up they didn’t know how Nigeria was.
Key Facts:Tuesday: Olayinka, who spoke during an interview uploaded by the African Independent Television on Tuesday, said many young Nigerians only began to appreciate the country’s economic realities when they became adults and had to provide for themselves.today: People are building houses now, today, as we are talking,” he said.
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FCT Minister's aide, Lere Olayinka, has criticised Gen Z's perception of Nigeria's economy, arguing the country has improved with new tech jobs.

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The Senior Special Assistant on Public Communications and social media to the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Lere Olayinka, has criticised the perception of some members of Generation Z about Nigeria’s economic situation, arguing that the country has improved compared with previous years.

Who are the key organizations or public figures mentioned?

The primary parties identified in this coverage include Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, Plateau State.

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Olayinka, who spoke during an interview uploaded by the African Independent Television on Tuesday, said many young Nigerians only began to appreciate the country’s economic realities when they became adults and had to provide for themselves.

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