May 29th The D-day? Will It Be Successful?

nothing dey happen bt to be on a safer side stay at home

My wish; everything will go as smoothly as oppsotions have never expect.

Remember we are making our speeches now but what is destined to happen on that day will happen!

I'm quite optimistic notin will happen.

@ebos

You are very correct.

@topic 

omo mehn nothing will happen jo. We're toothless bulldogs in naija. the leadership has made us that. we can only bark we cannot bite

Only God knows what will happen on the 29th.But i pray that God will forgive PDP for humiliating the masses and denying the masses the right to choose their true leaders.But nemesis will surely visit in an unknown time.Our generation will find it difficult to forgive Obasanjo and his group of PDP evil doers!

Petrol is now N140 a litre in Port Harcourt.

All,
It is well
Lets just sit and watch out how  the whole scenario will look like

Nothing like prayers in this case.  When you pray, you make restitution.  If nothing happens on 29th May, certainly later.  Some agrieved politicians who did not receive justice would stop at nothing to cause havocs anytime any day. You defranchise others, rigged elections and some people are saying lets see Nigeria do what is right at least for a moment.  Do you realise the pain of injustice?  What we are saying is for them to canceal the entire elections in 36 states of the federation including FCT and conduct a fresh elections.  This is the best prayer that can guaranty a continue peace, God help those who help themselves.

Nothing will hapen and if it does. It will be limited.

Most people had already known the consequences of any stupid action. And besides the trouble seekers of the past now know that after they are in trouble with the government their financee backout, denieng knowing them.

Both Atiku and Buhari will keep shouting and when the war begins they will travel out of the country, leaving the ignorants behind.

I don't think there is any country that can boast of free and fair election. Even if either Atiku and Buhati won the election; some people will rise and say it was by cheating. [sub]Though it is right to fight for our rights, but upon all our efforts we're been read our right.[/sub]

In my area in both Surulere and Osborne Estate, most of the numerous rich men left the country before before the election commenced. _{If there is another way of resolving the situation @ hand besides war, I am in support of it.}

I want the right way of living for the people of my country but I am against any form of vandalism

Yes o, election is "rigged" in Nigeria when your party loses, that's the new definition from the Opposition.

May 29 will most likely resemble another election day - the streets will be empty. Those who are tempting
death will venture out on the streets to commit violent protests (I pray for them now so that they may do
otherwise and live).

@ebo

Are we expecting you to be walking about town (wherever it is you live in Nigeria) with a loaded AK-47 and
grenades so that the security agents will doff their hats for you like they do the dreaded Niger Delta militants?
From your tone, it appears you are itching for some action, just remember though that every dog has its day
and force may not always be the answer.

While we can't place a figure on the number of militants killed, I wouldn't necessary advise anyone to be caught
hanging out with them in the creek - it might just be your unlucky day.  Also, I wouldn't necessary concede 100%
victory to the militants simply because OBJ (the military) chose or was coerced to pursue dialog rather than an
all out war in the Delta.  God forbid, but you know if it comes to this, the villagers and the families of the militants
will be the ones paying the ultimate price.

The way i look at it,nothing is going to happen on that day.It's just going to come and go and all we'll know is that obj is no longer on the throne.Let's all pray and hope it 's like that.OK Y'ALLLLLLLLLLLLL?

Are we expecting you to be walking about town (wherever it is you live in Nigeria) with a loaded AK-47 and
grenades so that the security agents will doff their hats for you like they do the dreaded Niger Delta militants?
From your tone, it appears you are itching for some action, just remember though that every dog has its day
and force may not always be the answer.

While we can't place a figure on the number of militants killed, I wouldn't necessary advise anyone to be caught
hanging out with them in the creek - it might just be your unlucky day. Also, I wouldn't necessary concede 100%
victory to the militants simply because OBJ (the military) chose or was coerced to pursue dialog rather than an
all out war in the Delta. God forbid, but you know if it comes to this, the villagers and the families of the militants
will be the ones paying the ultimate price.

That is why we will continue to dream in Nigeria.  What do you have to say about MASSOB - a non violent group that have lost a good number of their members because they resorted non-violent approach?  If MASSOB is armed today, I tell you Nigerian soldiers will find it difficult to penetrate their positions not to talk of police who have been using 5 security men to raid Uwazurike' s house even when it is not necessary.  You want to tell me all those calling for protest nationwide are itching for trouble.  The churches and various groups? You are not in Nigeria, so u cannot be outside and know what is happening except what you read and it may be written by those on government paid list.  Do you know many of our students had been killed in the past in the cause of peaceful demonstrations?  Do you know they imposed people with questionable character on us and whant us to accept them?   Do you think those who have sacrificed their lives for justice were fools?  How do u think these so-called winners of elections  whom their people have assessed and found wanting would deliver? How then, do you want Nigeria be a better place for our children if we fold our hands and refuses to reject wrong  system?  Do you know how many times they have arrested my brother for rising against injustice?  We cannot tell him to stop fighting against injustice because of what he has been passing through. Which Obasanjo is pursuing dialogue in Niger Delta.  He is busy acquirng weapons secretly to confront them.  I'm not a man of violence but when you are pushed to the wall, you don't have to make a hole from there and pass through.  You must force yourself back to where you were.