End bad governance and end hunger in Nigeria protests: Channeling through augustecomte’s evolution partition

The paper examines the connectivity between August Comte’s stages of evolution and the application of the proposition in the instance of the growing consciousness and involvement of the Nigerian youth on issues that have prevented them from being heard upon their vibrancy and global recognition. The realization of the need for their contributions on national matters that bother son their future and the #End Bad Governmace and #End Hunger protests is evidence of the Nigerian youth advancement in the August Comte’s evolution partition. The protest has set a pace for social, economic and political turn around for the Nigerian youth to jointly run the affairs of their country with the elderly. The major causes of youth involvement in the protest are the mass unemployment, insecurity and lack of representation and engagement in the national decision- making parliament. Auguste Comte stages of evolution was adopted to understand the growing consciousness of the young Nigerians. It serves as the theoretical framework for a clearer understanding of the position of the Nigerian youth expressing the need for them to be engaged in matters that concern the management and governance of Nigeria of which they are integral part. Problem-solving ideas are proffered to prevent reoccurrence of public unrest. Measures to mitigate the current hunger situation in the country are suggested.