Following the last presidential election and the just recent gubernatorial election in Imo, Kogi and Bayelsa, it is fair and accurate to say categorically that the Nigerian political state has hit an all time low and give no hope for the Helpless Nigerian citizen.

"Many Nigerians believe that only a violent Revolution can reset Nigeria. They say that most educated Nigerians (especially those with PhDs) are more tribalistic than others. I AGREE to this one, but a violent revolution will not solve the problem. I’LL EXPLAIN.

THE PROBLEM IN NIGERIA IS DEEPER THAN THE NAKED EYES, DEEPER THAN WHAT YOU & I CAN SEE! NIGERIA IS A MYSTERY!

There is the internal & the external dimension:

1. Internal is The Establishment (an elite group of 1% Nigerians who controls power, & wield it as they please).
2. External is the Company (Britain). The unseen hand writing & directing the movie.

For most young Nigerians, this is as simplistic as it gets. But Nigeria is more complex than that! To save Nigeria from the Establishment, perhaps from the Company, first, we must cure tribalism & bigotry. Both are the most dangerous weapons fashioned against ordinary Nigerians.

Nigerians are heavily divided, & it started from 2014. The APC introduced a divisive brand of Politics & perfected it. Right now? educated Nigerians have become even more tribalistic than the uneducated ones, & it scares me. With the way Nigeria is going, no meaningful progress can be made.

We will continue to wallow, until we can wallow no more! The APC have some of the most horrible set of Nigerians: bandits, drug lords, certificate forgers, criminals, hate preachers, organ harvesters, thugs, tribal & religious bigots, Yahoo Yahoo wire wire, etc.

Every segment of the criminal underworld is well represented. Nigerians are in deep trouble. Without a radical opposition, I’m afraid, Revolution might be the next bet. I do not know the shape or form it’ll take, but Nigeria is ripe for it. However, a Revolution is still a pipe dream, Nigerians are divided!

What affects the North is not exactly the case in the South. The North is a feudal system, Sharia makes it even worse. The South has pastors keeping the people docile, maintaining the status quo. Our oldies in the South cannot & they will not support a type of violent Revolution.

Most of our parents are a conquered people, humiliated, on their knees defeated! I am against a violent Revolution as well. My reason is simply, “there is no telling the outcome!” And when the guns die down, no one will remember why we struck. After the madness & the violence, what then?

What started in part to correct the mistakes of the past, end up leading to probably more mistakes than what had come prior to it! When we go into towns enslaving people, know that the fire will enslave us!

My preference is still the “Revolution of the Mind” through Western Education. BUT HOW? Who is going to give Nigerians that kind of quality education? The APC? you wish! Then again, such a distributed education is still a pipe dream in your educationally disadvantaged North.

I do not see a feudalist supporting any kind of education that could lead to self-awareness or emancipation. BACK TO SQUARE ONE, what do we do? A Ronuist, a Prof Gbajue believe it is the turn of the Yoruba. The Hausa-Fulani will wait it out for 8 years, & power will return to the North.

My Niger Delta only had a bite on the pie, & when we did, it was for exigency. Nigeria kicked against my Brother until he was pushed out! The Middle Belt & the South East are almost completely left out of the equation. IT’S CRAZY, it’s as if both regions committed a taboo or original sin.

In the small circle of APC elites bureaucracy, people began to envisage the rotation of power between the Fulanis & the Yorubas.

The APC simply don’t care, their unwritten Constitution says that, “power must be shared between the Yorubas & the Fulanis, perhaps the Hausas. You cannot succeed with a violent Revolution with such an arrangement. Learn from the Civil War, it failed because of this gang up.

Some of the Conspirators are well & alive today. I really do not have the answers to Nigeria’s woes, the problem is deeper than the naked eyes can see. No amount of grammar can solve this. But I’ll try & simply summarize the “Nigeria Situation” the best I can:

Feudalism - Sharia - Religion - Bigotry - Tribalism - Terrorism/Banditry - Simon Ekpa’s IPOB - Agitations - Ethnic Tensions - The 1999 Constitution - Corruption - INEC - Election stealing - Rogue Judiciary - Thuggery - Rascality - Lawlessness, Criminals masquerading as the Police, etc.

The above is in no particular order. How do you solve such a multiplicity of problems? Again, Nigerians are in deep trouble! Those of us who are well-educated & have conquered bigotry & greed, we don’t have any type of real power to effect any meaningful change in the system.

They call us Wailers, no matter the amount of evidences, the corrupt judiciary will endorse illegality. As for me, I’ll continue to write. Good or bad, ‘pen’ is the only weapon I know! Back to my question, “how do we rescue Nigeria from the Satanic APC?”

I’m a Pacifist, I could never support any type of violence. Therefore, I am against a violent Revolution, but I will not stand against any push to rescue Nigeria. When the people feel their voices are not being heard, resistance is the result.

1. Let Nigerians become active citizens, let the revolution start, let Nigerians pick keen interest on joining the ruling political party and clean the mess from withing using a mafian approach. Let the good citizens join the bad political party and take out the weeds for the plants to grow, they will do it from inside.


2. Use the Robinhood approach, let the bad politicians be targeted, let their comfort zone be too hot for them to relax.

sleekpro:
Where are you typing from?

joyandfaith:
I agree with op completely. Educated ones are more tribalistic than wretched of earth who are just willing tools in the hands of elites.

seanfer:
This same lady didn’t see anything wrong when a particular presidential candidate went to churches and telling the congregations to take their country back.
When a voice recording of that same candidate was talking about religious war she kept mute.
Same thing she’s accusing others of, her candidate did but she didn’t say a word then.

zombieHUNTER:
1.5 b for Remi Tinubu to buy SUVs

5b to buy Yacht

yet Agbadorians are trekking to work..

I see them everyday complaining offline about inflation and hardship..

These people can never learn..
if There was a third term.. they'll line up and vote Buhari again.. believe me..

but look at them today blaming Buhari for ruining the country, even locking up his CBN Governor..

Poverty has come to stay in Nigeria
The leaders are not to be blamed
The people are majorly fools

zombieHUNTER:
1.5 b for Remi Tinubu to buy SUVs

5b to buy Yacht

yet Agbadorians are trekking to work..

I see them everyday complaining offline about inflation and hardship..

These people can never learn..
if There was a third term.. they'll line up and vote Buhari again.. believe me..

but look at them today blaming Buhari for ruining the country, even locking up his CBN Governor..

Poverty has come to stay in Nigeria
The leaders are not to be blamed
The people are majorly fools

Christistruth03:


Gen Gowon said the same thing

He said that the average Easterner only wanted to Survive and live in peace and that he didn’t care who
Was in Power as long as his safety was guaranteed

He said it was the Educated ones like Oxford Educated Ojukwu who were far more Tribalistic

modernWays:
1. Divide the country into regions.

2. Let each region control its resource and pay taxes to Federal government to maintain army and international policy.

3. There should be no president but parliament which will comprises 60 members( 10 from each of 6 regions).

4. Each region should have total control of its economy including international trade withiout the input of parliament.

5. Each region should be giving a competitive advantage. E.g, you can't produce in larger extent or exports what others has competitive advantage.

These are what the country needed, not one silly violence revolution that would later enrich the pioneers.

MadeINchenzen2:
Recruit a reasonable number of highly intelligent, committed idealistic faithfuls with a long term mindset to infiltrate the system to compromise the evil forces at the highest levels everywhere.

This group will have to be drown from the finest breeds amongst us.

StreetFight:


Cry oooooo
Weep ooooooo
Wail ooooooo

Houseontherock1:

Isn't it more troubling that you people voted massively for APC in Imo state?