looking at the pdp led govt of nigeria from 1999 till date,(12yrs on), majority of the nigerian populace will agree with me that either we are not moving forward or that we are moving with a very slow pace that will take this country another 200 yrs to become a developed country.
since the majority carries the day under a democratic setting, going by the situations in sudan, tunisia, egypt and now algeria, can't nigerians go into the streets to say no to any pdp govt?
is it democratic that even with the consent of the minority, pdp has remain in power or will it be a good idea to demand that pdp hands off our govt?
can't we start a revolution that will push pdp out of govt?
i am worried and need genuine suggestions here.

Please- will you lead or start the protests?

Just a question.

Someone started the ones you are referring to.

If its about putting the non performing PDP out,then we can do that with our thumb prints. Revolution as defined by 'Chambers Dictionary' is a "complete change or a radical change". In a democracy,your thumbprint is d most potent tool 4 revolution. Civil disobedience or metaphorically the Tunisian/Egyptian option should b considered if d wish of d pple as reflected by d voting pattern is being subverted by a class/clique/cabal. Vote wisely bro