Tacha Blasts Nigerian Youths As Cowardly, Says Her Generation Has Buried The Future

Reality TV star and activist Tacha has sparked controversy with a fiery post on her X (formerly Twitter) page, where she criticized her generation of Nigerians for lacking courage and patriotism.

She wrote:

**“Listen, my generation of Nigerians is the dumbest and most cowardly. Funny how we blame those before us for ruining Nigeria, but at least they had the guts to fight. Former President Buhari, in his 20s, was part of a coup fighting for what he believed in. What are today’s 20-year-olds doing? Japa.

Believe me when I say we’ve not just failed the next generation—we’ve buried it.

Young Nigerians back then were bold enough to insert themselves into national power. Today? We insert ourselves into visa queues, banger tweets, and vibes.

You ask, ‘What have you done?’ I’ve used my voice. I speak up, I show up, I don’t stay silent.

This tweet was never about me. It’s about a generation too scared to sacrifice comfort for country.”**

Tacha’s post has ignited intense debate online, with some applauding her courage and others accusing her of being out of touch. Regardless, her words have reignited an important conversation about youth involvement in nation-building, and whether today’s generation is doing enough to shape the future of Nigeria.