Can a revolution ever take place in naija?
I ask dis question because of an,incident dat took place yestaday in Ugborikoko area of Effurun-Warri. A little political fracas occured btw. small area boys supportin different political interest/groups in d never- coming LGA election and there was little disorder and d police were invited in other to maintain peace and order, behold see d nervousness, tension and running helter, skelter by all, so much panic dat all businesses, shops, activities immediately halted and closed down in d most busiest streer in Warri. Not dat d police came harrasing just anybody dey seeoooo, but fear n panic just grieped d people at d site of d law enforcement agents, d street area lmmediately became a grave, even those weaklin youths dat started d whole fracas took to their heels. I tell u dis Ugborikoko street dat use to busy until 2am to 3am every day, even at times people hadly sleep, became very quiet and all went indoors as early as 7pm till now am typing every is,still very quiet n all are still indoors. The funny part of it is dat d policemen did'nt stay long, dey jusy took some few of youths away.
My question is why do we fear so much? according to the great Anikulapo fear of d unknown. Nigerians are always asking/waiting for who will take d 1st shot. Naija my beloved country I hail thee oooooooooooooo....
Mind u am not calling 4 a revolution, just my thought. And revolution is not neccesarily taking to arms/weapon, on d contrary peaceful agitation/protest is usually encouraged, @least ASUU is undergoing one at d moment.

[size=18pt]Can tribalism ever stop in Nigeria?[/size]

@op, Revolution can not happen because corruption and tribalism.. I am a native of Ugborikoko and I used to live in Ugborikoko close to Ochucks Academy secondary school. I really pray for peace because my family still lives there. I might also know you.