Pierocash:
:Pwhere is this one crawling out from, do you have comprehension issue?

Please this post is not for illiterates to comment on

BigDawsNet:


Nobody know what the outcome of military take over will result to... some western African country under military takeover since 3 or 2 years ago hasn't become canada or the US... so don't get your hopes high...

The country has been damaged beyond.. and it will take years to fix it...
Truth
Another hard truth is... the country can not be good again

MT:
Those of you foaming in the mouth and calling for coup do not learn history.

Decree will take over and the constitution will be suspended. So tell me what rights do you have,?

Looting will be on a scale you have never witnessed. Nigeria will be set years back. A case study of Abacha is still fresh in our mind.

I doubt if any of you ever experienced military regime. African can evolve their own brands of democracy but definitely military regime is a no no. The military contributed immensely to the problem we are facing today.

The worst of democracy is better than the best of Military regime.

Pierocash:
This is to tell you how African citizens are fast embracing military juntas who they once detest, but now accepting them back. Because he that is down fears no fall. No military regime can be worse than what we currently have as civilian governments.

The first true attribute of democracy is the ability to elect leaders of our choice, but no, they rig elections, unleash thugs on people they perceive not as their supporters, beat up electorates, snatch ballot boxes even with the help of security agents, write results and announce it. And expect you to accept that as democracy , and tell you it is better than military government. If this is what they call democracy, sane African societies are telling them they will rather accept military government.

If the judiciary does not restore confidence , I am afraid for Nigeria, the whole world may soon read same story on headlines of various media outlets just like Mali, Guinea, Niger, and now Gabon , even though we do not wish for such

atobs4real:
Go to court

Pascal9:
obingo did not win

donleo92:


atikulated are already in court

decatalyst:
Many are tired of the so called democracy.

The old, cruel, and covetous politicians are to blame.

LagosPrince:

Says a coward 😂

Pascal9:
was endsars not ethnicise, didn't Yoruba people said igbos are destroying their land , didn't the north stage a counter protest, ok military is your hope, slow poke wake up

LagosPrince:
Nigeria should be next Insha allah

donleo92:
A big Congratulations to the people of Gabon.

This is a serious warning to the Nigerian judiciary that all eyes are on them. The masses ain't happy, nobody is smiling at all. And for Reno omokri that like attacking the obidient movement I just dey pity am. He doesn't know he is gradually losing relevance.

N/b. Am a strong atikulated personality. I honestly don't have anything against Tinubu, what am against is the process that brought him into power. I think it was corrupt

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Congrats 2 the people of Gabon.
Government of the people by the people & for the people. The masses are happy in Gabon.

Those who seize internet connectivity in the middle of a national election in Gabon are the real devils. Anti people civilian coup plotters. They shld all be arrested

MT:


I stopped reading when I got to the bolded. Abacha that was touted as one of the worst head of states, who literally ruined Nigeria single handedly was the same person you were singing his praises.

So much for a critic

Abifarin16:


If in a democratic setting, people can be power hugs, imagine what will happen in under military. Elections will not even hold in a coup setting so their is no hope of power changing hand.

However this is a Reflection of African democracy, it is inherent in Africans to want to hold on to power. Why don't we practice a semi constitutional monarchy like most Arabian Monarchy. Have a Monarch, as a traditional head, then elect Prime Ministers.

LagosPrince:
Nigeria should be next Insha allah

donleo92:
A big Congratulations to the people of Gabon.

This is a serious warning to the Nigerian judiciary that all eyes are on them. The masses ain't happy, nobody is smiling at all. And for Reno omokri that like attacking the obidient movement I just dey pity am. He doesn't know he is gradually losing relevance.

N/b. Am a strong atikulated personality. I honestly don't have anything against Tinubu, what am against is the process that brought him into power. I think it was corrupt

Airlohim:
AU and ECOWAS can go fuk themselves!

Africans, it's time to take your destiny in your own hands. The whole world is leaving us behind!!

okewumi:



Mumu. Military will allow u to take destiny? You know nothing. No investors bring their money because of government instabillity dur to coup. I pity u

MT:


I stopped reading when I got to the bolded. Abacha that was touted as one of the worst head of states, who literally ruined Nigeria single handedly was the same person you were singing his praises.

So much for a critic

LagosPrince:
Nigeria should be next Insha allah

OBIDIENTNAIJA:
Nice one. You can't impose your lanky self against the WILL of the people.

PEPT better take some lessons here. African have finally woken up to realise the West are using the corrupt criminals like Ebola Ahmed Thiéfnubu and his likes to steal our commenwealth and use it to develop their countries while bringing in little as Aides Rubbish.

ALL EYES ON THE JUDICIARY.

infofta:


Wike rigged election for Tinubu in River state and was rewarded with Minister of Abuja.
We know what ElRufai and his colleagues did in the North.

Why are we tolerating this in Nigeria.
How did we get here?

The next protest in Nigeria will be in front of Defense headquarter and all military barracks across the country.
All these few recycled politicians recolonizing Nigerians economically must end.

Enough is enough.

Sonnobax15:

I'm not and will never be in support of military rule...

But to think that some african leaders still hold onto power even in democracy for years as if it is a monarchical system is baffling....

Africans deserve better than the type of selfish leaders we've been punished with..