Modrov:


People like you made the same comment you are making back in 1965 and 1983

And they all regretted it.

Yes, I am no fan of Buhari, and personally I have been disappointed by the bad leadership we have had since 1999. But millitary rule? No thank you

kokoA:
He is loyal to the Republic of Guinea not Mr. Conde.

Righteousness2:
The Greatest Enemies of a man are those of his household.

Righteousness2:
The Greatest Enemies of a man are those of his household.

RPirez:
Democracy isn't meant for Africans...

All Corrupt leaders should be killed!

Tinubu, Buhari, Ganduje, Ngige, Okorocha, Obanikoro, Bode George and other Nigerian Politicians should be killed!

Righteousness2:
The Greatest Enemies of a man are those of his household.

WesternOligarch:



Explain to me how the current Nigerian regime is different from a military regime?

You're living in the illusion of a democracy.

Modrov:
It is funny to see guys chanting in support of the coup here on this site.

Well me, despite my anger with apc, won't join them.

The funny thing is that most of the people chanting in support of the coup will go and then criticise Buhari who did the same thing against a corrupt goverment in 1983.

As for me.both the Guinean coupists and Buhari in 1983 and Nzeogwu in 1966 were wrong.

The best way to take down a democratic goverment is by democratic methods or by a genuine people's revolution. Not a millitary coup.

Because today's coupists is tomorrow's Mobutu, Amin, and company. And if you think that the Army would respect your freedom of expression, I am sorry for you.

kokoA:
He is loyal to the Republic of Guinea not Mr. Conde.

WesternOligarch:
When will the army boys in Nigeria grow some balls? Is it until bandits start picking up their wives.

Charmingrascal:
Sometimes a coup d'tat is to bring sanity to Africa demoCRAZY


The election that brought Conde to power for the third time was violent and controversial.

He deserves what ever he gets from his ex aid de camp.
African leaders want to die in power

FlipModeSquade:
Any man that refuses to hand over power constitutionally and decides to perpetuate himself,deserves what he gets..

This old dolt should have handed over when his two tenure were up..

Instead he decided to mutilate the Constitution and keep a strangle hold on the country..

WHAT exactly differentiate him from the Coupists?

festacman:
A French legionaire who shares the same tribe with Alpha Conde recommended by France to head an new elite force trained by France can only mean one thing: Colonel Mamady Doumbouya was on a mission from the Francophone HEADMASTER.

That's it.

GhostWisperer:
the country is bigger than any individual. Your simplistic reaction is very dangerous and myopic.

festacman:
A French legionaire who shares the same tribe with Alpha Conde recommended by France to head an new elite force trained by France can only mean one thing: Colonel Mamady Doumbouya was on a mission from the Francophone HEADMASTER.

That's it.

Modrov:


Well under millitary regime

1. Newspapers were shut for any excuse

2. MNK would have been sentenced by a millitary tribunal and shot dead. Same for Igboho

3. Journalists writing against the goverment would have been detained or even killed

4. Websites like this one would have been shut down.

5. If the Army decides that every state should e.g. have ruga, you will be forced to accept it. No such thing as your state having the roght to resist. Same for grazing

6. Student protest? Army and mopol would be unleashed on them. ( literally)
7. Nothing like free association.

8. State security will spy on your ordinary organisation

9. No fair trials. Your property could be taken over for nothing

10. No justice for army abuse.

Better not call for the Army. Buhari is bad now, but army rule is worse.

Dele Giwa was one of the fiercest critics of Shagari. Army took over, he was happy. Then he became critical. You know the rest of

Ahmad62:
Look closely.. This is a Photoshop

Modrov:


At the end of the day, democracy is better than army rule.

The first and second republic in Nigeria were also disrespecting the constitution by corruption and rigging and jailing opponents. And there was security crisis in both times.

But at least you had freedom of expression and some basic rights

Rights that were taken away by the Army.

In 1962, awo went through a normal court process and was sentenced for plotting a coup. Possibility of appeal.

Meanwhile under Abacha, it was summary jail and death sentence.

I lived under Shagari and under millitary rule. And army rule was worse

Charmingrascal:



If Conde knew that the Country is bigger than any individual, he would respect voter's choice to kick him out and let go of power and not be resort to violence to win election at all cost.


Even tho ur comment is an insult to me I will not join words with u.

Au re voir brother!

FlipModeSquade:
Democracy when practiced properly,I don't have an issue with..
But when a man tries to perpetuate himself on a country,under the guise of democracy.
After he was supposed to have cleared out..
That,I have a problem with..
Obasanjo wanted to try that shit and it wouldn't have ended well for him..
Why are Africans so predictable?
This is a man who went to jail,to end a one man rule and when it comes to his time to hand over,he refuses..
We see this same nonsense happening all over the Continent..

Charmingrascal:



If Conde knew that the Country is bigger than any individual, he would respect voter's choice to kick him out and let go of power and not be resort to violence to win election at all cost.


Even tho ur comment is an insult to me I will not join words with u.

Au re voir brother!

WesternOligarch:


I accept. Thanks alot for the enlightenment.