NIgerian Diaspora GCSDN support "REVOLUTION NOW" from 5 August. We must alter the altar – Odorige NIgerian Diaspora under the platform of the Global Coalition for Security and Democracy in Nigeria, GCSDN has called on all Nigerians to join the "REVOLUTION NOW" which shall commence in Nigeria from 5 August 2019. Speaking on behalf of the coalition, Frederick Odorige the global coordinator stated that for too long, the common wealth of Nigerians has been sacrificed on the evil altar of self-seeking politicians. He declared that it is time to alter the altar. Odorige narrated the many ills plaguing the country to include, among others, the uncommon hardship, steady borrowing that has surpassed 24 trillion naira, continuing killing by herdsmen, boko haram and bandits, kidnapping, having 20 persons with corruption charges as federal legislators and appearing on Buhari’s Ministerial list, over 16 million children on the street, the corrupt and unverifiable distribution of $320m Abacha loot, the corrupt and unverifiable distribution of 500 billion naira trader moni in the name of social investment fund; bogus earning by federal legislators and the executives, pension for ex-governors and their deputies while Nigeria continue to borrow for budget funding. He went further to state that no tribe can fight the battle for freedom alone. Rather, he called for a united front where Nigerians will act together and speak with a common voice. This is not a revolution where we should be talking about our differences in tribe, religion or region. All Nigerians have been marginalized and it is glaring that Nigeria is currently not being governed. Odorige stated that he is afraid for today’ s youths who do not seem to understand what is about to befall Nigeria as unemployment rate will jump to 33.5% in 2020 while it has been projected by the United Nations that Nigeria will remain the poverty capital of the world beyond 2050. He further condemned the actions of the current government which has led to the unlawful detention of Nigerians against court orders. Odorige went further to assure Nigerians that members of the movement equally feel their pains despite the fact that they are comfortable in foreign countries. He promised that they will continue to put pressure on the international community to demand for justice, respect for the rule of law and genuine fight against corruption in Nigeria. In support of his statement, the Vice President of the Nelson M46664 Human rights association Fafore Adebowale cautioned aggrieved Nigerians to embark on the protest in the spirit of Revolution Without Ammunition patterned in a legal, peaceful and non-violent manner in order to avoid casualties. They finally appreciated the efforts of Omoyele Sowore and other Nigerians in diaspora who are already in Nigeria, for spending their time, energy and resources towards the emancipation of Nigeria from the grip of draconian rule.



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Nice one #RevolutionNow

Great! are there other organisations that are collaborating with the Aug 5th movement or it's organic?
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