Nollywood actress Bukunmi Oluwasina has prayed to God for the children of this generation.

She expressed frustration towards certain individuals who she believes are ignorant of God’s blessings in their lives.

Bukunmi pointed out that these individuals have not utilized their brains effectively, yet confidently express their opinions in interviews.

She emphasized that many of them would regret their words in the future and would not feel proud or confident about them.

Bukunmi also highlighted the thrill that comes with the freedom of speaking without restraint and the realization of one’s own foolishness only after the fact.

“Stewpid people don’t know what God has done for them. The fact that ur brain is almost brand new cos you never get to use them.

And you can open your mouth wahhhhh! On any mic and say things you can’t repeat in the next 10 years, and feel so confident and happy about it. The freedom that comes with not knowing when to be quiet. And the fact that you are always the last person to later find out you’re actually stewpid. That suspense alone is so exciting.

I envy you all.

Last year, Khloe Abri, a former contestant on Big Brother Naija, expressed her thoughts on the current state of unhealthy relationships in today’s generation.

She expressed her concern about how toxic young individuals have transformed relationships and the negative impact it has had on society.

Similarly, I.D. Cabassa, a Nigerian media personality, shed light on a serious issue by expressing his concern about the mental health of the country’s youth.

He highlighted the high prevalence of depression and drug addiction among young Nigerians and revealed that the nation may be losing an entire generation to these destructive problems.

Adding to this, music star Paul Okoye, better known as Rude Boy, revealed a significant problem of this generation, which is self-entitlement.

In a message directed towards certain individuals, he stated that they were not prepared and warned them about the consequences, emphasizing how their sense of entitlement could lead to their downfall.