Former Head of State and
Congress for Progressive
Change (CPC) presidential
candidate, General
Muhammadu Buhari, this
afternoon in Kaduna State
said if ruling People’s
Democratic Party (PDP)
continues with its corruption
and short-changing of
Nigerians, revolution will
certainly occur in Nigeria.
It is only a matter of time, he
warned.
The former presidential
candidate, who recently had
surgery in the United
Kingdom, said, “The question
of the PDP and their
leadership is just decaying.
PDP and their leadership
don’t accept social justice. If
there is no social justice, in a
question of time there will be
revolution in one form or the
other. After the last general
election, we went as far as to
the Supreme Court, but after
that, what happened in Kogi
state, Adamawa and Sokoto
states and the bye-elections?
We believed that PDP is not
prepared for real democracy
and social justice. And I hope
they will be strong enough to
go through the
consequences of their
injustice.”
He charged upon
Northerners to replicate what
other parts of Nigeria did in
protecting their votes and
refuse being turn into slaves
in their own country.
He said, “If we don’t struggle
and make sacrifice, things
will not change, if you don’t
win or you want to remain as
slaves in your own country,
then you can go home and
sleep, otherwise if you must
fight for your rights, you
must wake up and ensure
that justice is done. You must
make sure that your votes
count. To prove to you that
there is not going to be
justice under PDP and its
leaders, look at what
happened in the hearing on
petroleum resources in the
National Assembly, pension
fund, people were dying in
twos while others are
syndicates of thieves, with
people stealing and keeping
money in their houses up to
the tune of two billion naira,
by 2015 whoever stole public
funds has automatically
sentence himself to death.’’

Been hearing this since 19 bugudum. Call me when it starts

Sky Blue: Been hearing this since 19 bugudum. Call me when it starts

lmao.. Me self wonder o... Revolution in naija indeed

Nigerians are used to suffering and smiling.

Revolution in Nigeria?
The conditions do not exist.

if libyans could wait for 42yrs under one animal(gadaffi), if the egyptians could wait for 32 yrs under the other idiots, look at tunisia, algeria atc. nigeria and nigerians will wake up one day and say enough is enough. whether we like it or not, the greater the temptations, the greater the testimonies. let us not forget that we now know who our enemies are. on the day of judgement, it won't be a big deal for us to pick and kill these bastards without wasting time.

1025: if libyans could wait for 42yrs under one animal(gadaffi), if the egyptians could wait for 32 yrs under the other idiots, look at tunisia, algeria atc. nigeria and nigerians will wake up one day and say enough is enough. whether we like it or not, the greater the temptations, the greater the testimonies. let us not forget that we now know who our enemies are. on the day of judgement, it won't be a big deal for us to pick and kill these bastards without wasting time.

It would be great if it happens but I dont see it happening. It would be easier for Nigeria to break than to have a revolution.

The thing about a revolution is, it merely causes violent change, but more often than not doesn't go to the root of the problem. There is a reason why our leaders are corrupt, and its because we have promoted a value system that encourages materialism above anything else. Go to our churches and hear our "men of God" talking about prosperity as if its the only thing to aspire to. Some musician makes a hit, becomes a sudden celebrity and all the ladies swoon round him. A yahoo-yahoo boy "hammers" and nobody asks him where he got his money from. A person becomes a political appointee and suddenly buys a Hummer and builds a mansion, and we keep our mouths shut. An illiterate LG councillor makes, in a month, ten times the annual salary of a university professor. Tell me why such a society won't produce corrupt leaders.

We need an evolution, not a revolution. Let's change the way we think. Let's start from the basics: Don't litter the streets. Stay on the queue. If ur given a job to do, do it well and don't look for shortcuts. If our society can evolve out of our primordial, depraved way of thinking, and begin to value excellence over mediocrity and values over materialism. Our mindsets must change. That's the real problem.

We cannot continue like this, sooner or later something have to change. We are due for a revolution under whatever guise it may be. The aftermath is what scares me, just look at the Egyptians!!!

I cant wait for it

a reviolution is definitely around the corner whether we are ready 4 it or not. however, the revolution that buhari insites may affect him negatively as he was part of the nigerian problem indirectly. be careful of the stone on another person, for that same stone may be used on you