awofodu3:
They dont realise that by their action, he has been granted the powers to enforce martial law, and change the whole terrain of their legislature. Shame.

Ikesquare:
But why are African leaders greedy??

EagleNest:
That's what we call 'Peoples Power'.

For Nigerian, it's more of talk, talk, talk and talk...but no power and our rulers are daily whipping us silly.

cramjones:
This is how Aso Rock will be burnt should they try to scuttle our bid to retake power!

-CramJones

cramjones:
This is how Aso Rock will be burnt should they try to scuttle our bid to retake power!

-CramJones

dein77:


Obviously, you have no idea our capacity to accommodate sufferings!!!!

IjogzK:
Sharaaaaaap. Why should we burn ours, when we can easily vote them out

zappyj:


Word! Nigerians are very passive, very excellent @ complaining and grumbling in secrecy!

sylaz:
In Nigeria, soldiers will kill you and label you a suicide bomber. Won't matter if they killed fifty of you, it just becomes a suicide battalion.

freecocoa:
If only we as a nation can be so bold.

desgiezd:
The people of Burkina Faso not only need to burn down the Parliament building, they need to revolt and chase out Blaise Compaore from power, what else does he want to achieve that he has not achieved after 27 years in power?

If only Thomas Sankara were still alive ....

1. People should not be afraid of their
governments. Governments should be
afraid of their people.

2. Remember, Remember, the 5th of
November, the gunpowder treason and
plot. I know of no reason why the
gunpowder treason should ever be
forgot.

Voila! In
view humble vaudevillian
veteran, cast vicariously as
both victim and villain by the
vicissitudes of fate. This
visage, no mere veneer of
vanity, is a vestige of the “vox
populi” now vacant, vanished.
However, this valorous
visitation of a bygone vexation
stands vivified, and has vowed
to vanquish these venal and
virulent vermin, van guarding
vice and vouchsafing the
violently vicious and
voracious violation of
volition.
The only verdict is vengeance;
a vendetta, held as a votive
not in vain, for the value and
veracity of such shall one day
vindicate the vigilant and the
virtuous.
Verily this vichyssoise of
verbiage veers most verbose,
so let me simply add that it’s
my very good honour to meet
you and you may call me V.

Blackchampion:
Like u re talking now. U no know road go Aso Rock nii

EagleNest:


Not like #BringBackOurgirls group did and were chased out...but something that will be a game changer!

Heart2heart:
just as u are talking now with your keyboard abi?

EagleNest:


Not so my good friend....

Not as the #BringBackOurgirls group did and were chased out...

...but something that will be a game changer!

IjogzK:
na wa ohhh. Nigerian are waaaay More civilized .

Na why we dey suffer still sha

IjogzK:
Sharaaaaaap. Why should we burn ours, when we can easily vote them out

saintneo:
It is not yet the fifth of November but it makes me remember ....... V

Jostico:
what shall it profit them to burn all those costly building and still agree with the terms?
Insainity

EagleNest:
That's what we call 'Peoples Power'.

For Nigerian, it's more of talk, talk, talk and talk...but no power and our rulers are daily whipping us silly.

slap1:
When will it be our turn?
Those who make peaceful change difficult make violent change inevitable.