Ben-10:

We need PEACE~!

lagerwhenindoubt:

We need WAR! on corrupt politicians, corrupt military,navy, air-force and most importantly, corrupt religious leaders.

A nation where a seating senator earns over 40 million in allowances every qtr, We are simple bastards with no liver to take what is rightfully ours, then we run to churches and mosques to pray for divine intervention, hisssssss.

Guys, we have to be realist to some extent, we all want the part to recovery Ghana took, but we don't wish to swallow the bitter pill Rowlings served.

e-herbal:

conditions for a coup are;the bastards running this country to death should be summarily executed,power should be returned within 2wks to jona baba,nepa merchants executed,oil marketers executed, beni ,mass execution to cleanse this country of these bastards.too much suffering,what kind of democracy is this,don't call it a coup,call it a bloody revolution,we're waiting,bring it on

lagerwhenindoubt:

We need WAR! on corrupt politicians, corrupt military,navy, air-force and most importantly, corrupt religious leaders.

A nation where a seating senator earns over 40 million in allowances every qtr,  We are simple bastards with no liver to take what is rightfully ours, then we run to churches and mosques to pray for divine intervention,  hisssssss.

Timehin:

@ all, where is this poster who claimed to have stumbled on nairaland while creating a blog site when he ought to be busy preparing to overthrow the govt.? Seun why not delete this thread abi na u be colonel?

Shinor:

I have followed closely most postings here and see the typical "Nigerianess" running through. Everytime someone throws up an idea, the usual response is "It can't happen here". Please spare me.
If anyone had said Turai would run this country 2 years ago, the response would have been the usual Nigerian reply "It can't happen here".
In Anambra, the government house was burned down and a sitting Governor removed by an erstwhile unknown God Father. If someone had postulated that thought before the incident, we would have heard "It can't happen here".
Fellow countrymen, we live in a society where everyone is looking for opportunities to increase their daily food intake.
If a coup should happen now, the first thing is for individuals / groups to weigh the options. If they are favoured, they will support the coup. If they feel marginalised, they will complain.
A coup can happen in Nigeria. Who will stop it? Our defenceless civilians?
Do we expect a 2001 graduate who is still unemployed to go and defend democracy?
Just this week, some military leaders were picked up in Turkey.
Anything can happen anywhere.
We lack a unified spirit of patrotism needed to counter any threat to our democractic structures.
As it has always been in Nigeria, it has always been Everyman for himself, God for us all.
Until that changes, we remain open and vulnerable.

Just my thoughts

e-herbal:

conditions for a coup are;the bastards running this country to death should be summarily executed,power should be returned within 2wks to jona baba,nepa merchants executed,oil marketers executed, beni ,mass execution to cleanse this country of these bastards.too much suffering,what kind of democracy is this,don't call it a coup,call it a bloody revolution,we're waiting,bring it on

Wow, I lost my train of thought lol. Saw your avatar  anyway, why all the anger and lust for war/bloodshed? Just oppose peacefully. Africa doesn't need the killing/ bickering anymore it's time for you all to elevate and set the example, Africa is far too blessed and beautiful to be waging war all of the time. 

Shinor:

I have followed closely most postings here and see the typical "Nigerianess" running through. Everytime someone throws up an idea, the usual response is "It can't happen here". Please spare me.
If anyone had said Turai would run this country 2 years ago, the response would have been the usual Nigerian reply "It can't happen here".
In Anambra, the government house was burned down and a sitting Governor removed by an erstwhile unknown God Father. If someone had postulated that thought before the incident, we would have heard "It can't happen here".
Fellow countrymen, we live in a society where everyone is looking for opportunities to increase their daily food intake.
If a coup should happen now, the first thing is for individuals / groups to weigh the options. If they are favoured, they will support the coup. If they feel marginalised, they will complain.
A coup can happen in Nigeria. Who will stop it? Our defenceless civilians?
Do we expect a 2001 graduate who is still unemployed to go and defend democracy?
Just this week, some military leaders were picked up in Turkey.
Anything can happen anywhere.
We lack a unified spirit of patrotism needed to counter any threat to our democractic structures.
As it has always been in Nigeria, it has always been Everyman for himself, God for us all.
Until that changes, we remain open and vulnerable.

Just my thoughts