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5 Ways Not To Fight For Liberation by Zamar: 8:01pm On Jul 15, 2017
Ways Not to Fight for Liberation
Liberation and the quest for it is very desirable. At different times certain people found themselves under subjugation and had to fight to liberalise themselves. In Nigeria, the rancours over marginaliation are real. In the midst of these, this writer proposes how not to go about
1. There is no need to use denigrating words on the government, people not in support of the agitation or the perceived oppressors.
Civil language and civility will earn you more respect and understanding.
2. Do not be violent. People mostly think violence will propel achieving the desired goal. Peaceful approach is much better.. Make people see reasons. Brain is superior to braun.
3. Do not intimidate, harras or threaten people to tow your line or do your bidding. If you threaten people, then there is no difference between you and the oppressors.
4. Do not relegate dialogue. Dialogue is always important. Even in war, dialogue must be effected.
5. Do not forget to always balance your views and arguments. Reasons can do wonders. Sentiments and irrationalities can ruin issues. Once again, brain surpasses braun.

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