adamushaibu: Pls somebody in govt should tell our leaders, prophet T B Joshua's prophecy never fails oh!

Personally those workers that I sacked in January, I heard that they are finding things difficult, I've decided to call them back.

Also looking for opportunity to employ more, I want to escape any violence in nigeria. God bless and help Nigeria.

biafranqueen: What you are talking about is a revolution and they can be non violent like in Chile, Philippeans, Kenya and Panama.

Billionaires:

Baby, dont worry, I am God's gift to you. You and I, can revolt better in style. Leave those poor people who have nothing to lose. We can jet out to Dubai and enjoy life, when the poor people are done killing themselves, we come back.

confusion247:
I disagree with you too, it is easy for Yorubas to confront one of their own in an Oduduwa republic than to confront an Ijaw man in a One Nigeria.
Disintegration is the answer.

1ndidi2:

Lol! Yeye you
Ngwanu! I'm off to dream airport, see ya !

TechyGuy: When SW and their counterparts in the North take to the street to REVOLT, please remember that the oil wells cannot be relocated

adahib: Hahahaha.very funny. Before you all get overly excited, read again what was written. Not once in that writeup did I see nigeria being mentioned. He said it's a message to the world (not nigeria) and before you guys move to point out that nigeria is part of the world (obviously),we all know that a typical nigerian would rather complain than revolt. And by the way, this prophesy ain't worth a dime. There is no time frame,and no particular part of the world was mentioned. "i can see it coming" and "message to the world"? Oh cut me some slack.
What are the chances of a revolution happening in some part of the world within the next em..em..let's see...em..50 years? I'll tell you. It's a 100%. So good people of nairaland, what is the prophesy in that?
Come to think of it,i think nigeria is ripe for a revolution.

funny truth. this is a warning not prophesy



***goes back to eating his 30naira bread with stale palm wine***

JideJamez: Daddy G.O and Oyedepo no dey see anything.......na to dey find financial partnership ...thives abeg na where T B joshua church dey I wan port from redemee to synagogue

Demdem: Excellent development.
I hope that revolution will sweep the retardeen from power enroute kirikiri.
Enough of foolishness and stupidity in Aso Rock.

Billionaires: After they are through with their revolution, we declare our secession to Niger Delta Republic, god, what a sweet name for a sweet Republic to come.

angel TI: Eagerly waiting for the revolution

adamushaibu: Pls somebody in govt should tell our leaders, prophet T B Joshua's prophecy never fails oh!

Personally those workers that I sacked in January, I heard that they are finding things difficult, I've decided to call them back.

Also looking for opportunity to employ more, I want to escape any violence in nigeria. God bless and help Nigeria.

Chrisabig: PLEASE WHAT AGE WILL I BE TO BE AMONG THE YOUTH AND WHAT AGE TAKES ME OUT FROM THE YOUTH, IN ALL REVOLUTION PEOPLE THAT STILL TAKE POWER ARE THE MEN, NOT YOUTH. IF THE SO CALL YOUTH HAPPEN TO BE ON TOP, HEHE PROBLEM DEY O, NICE CARS AND HOUSE ALL OVER THE STATE WITH DIFREND KIND OF SHEMER, ISI OKUKO, AND MORE ALOMO WITH MONKY TAEL. OK NOWN,,,,

Michael Sokoto:
Eagerly waitin? Only Nigerians mode of revolution would be entirely off of d violent type of pattern (which is d proper way 2 do it).
Where angry youths like me would be brandishin wicked lookin cutlasses 2 behead any unsuspectin poli-THIEF-tians, gyals like u would prefer 2 be dancin azonto & shakin backyard tinz on d streetz( ) as if it's just like a normal street carnival! Smh

TechyGuy:

I wish there can be war without killing, I would have started the revolt, so we can secede. Imagine all the funds from oil spread to the SW and North all used for development in ND.
Dubai will be a joke!

biafranqueen: 40 and under

icebeatz: omo i cant wait for this revolution oh!

icebeatz: omo i cant wait for this revolution oh!