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Nice talk Tpia, I've got no problem with GEJ or even his saucy wife. What I have problem with is the PDP, the same caucus that surrounded Obj and Yar Adua are still in play. No matter how credible GEJ looks a lot of corruption would still be blooming. Change is what we need, if the polls dont bring forth the change then the people's voice should. But poor Nigerians, so content with pain. Fela said it all "suffering and smilling"

rasputinn:

GEJ is God's will
Which other will were you referring to??

BTW,this duel is the "old and decaying order that is passing away",I actually quoted what Bakare had said earlier in '06.So now that he's made himself a part of the old and decaying political group that is poassing away,I pity him

God's will?? It's like you have a portrait of Obj which you bow to every morning. That' your god and GEJ is his will

good she went to jail, if not she might have been still been advocating for fashion and other futile stuff.

This would be an ideal alliance. But repulsive tothose with extremist Islamic and christian views

True talk,
India is doing the same http://news.google.com.ng/news/url?sa=t&ct2=en_ng%2F3_0_s_2_0_t&ct3=MAA4AkgCUABgAWoFZW5fbmd6AXc&usg=AFQjCNHt8kGdlj0z7i2jddmpJLybD3Ob_Q&sig2=5Xb0fzK7ZztAXMEhHArwlg&cid=17593854864680&ei=pppGTbiQLKC4jAeCyZGDAQ&rt=HOMEPAGE&vm=STANDARD&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ndtv.com%2Farticle%2Findia%2Fegypt-crisis-special-plane-brings-back-320-indians-to-mumbai-82537

But come on, there's no war in Egypt, simply people protesting for a regime change. If you as an foreigner stays put and dont join the protest, they're really nothing to fear. What we have to fear is the fragile situation of Jos, Borno and the Niger Delta.

tpia*:
i think for now nigerians are generally content with gej in office, so what reason would they give for rebelling.

any such revolution would most likely be a localized one ie state based.

elements like boko haram and of course the jos crisis have the potential to become widespread, but there would have to be a catalyst for that, which is still lacking.

just my analysis which isnt set in stone and of course doesnt mean i'm praying for it to happen.

doubtless the current bomb culture could also escalate whenever the perpetrators want it to.

There is a high-rate of unemployment, gross corruption in government and government agencies, police brutality, high insecurity, poor governmental strategies, budget misappropriation and a lot more . These are the same factors that affected Tunisia. But we are okay with it that way, as long as our head of state is not wearing a military uniform, we have adapted to the mentality that things are changing. yeah some things are changing for the worse.

Now the wind of change has blown over to Egypt and things really seem to be changing. I'm hope it blows on us to to send our leaders a message that we are watching them and are obviously not stupid.

Jonathan supporters should use managing the ill situation of the Jos crisis as a litmus test of judging his performance. I'm beginning to think we have a president who is not performing. WTF soldiers shooting at students, if the Nigerian situation ever turns to that of Egypt, expect many dead cos our forkin police and soldiers would kill protesters like there was a war

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i'm glad nobody on this forum is buying this idiocy. I see no reason why I should buy the notion of a just one man and his handful of followers over billions of reasonable stable-minded people

This guy's got con-blood running through him.

Pls forward the details. thx

Could you give me details? I am interested

God is a mystery that science cannot demysitfy

@ tpia*

It's like the Arab world is now facing a backlash of poor government and improper democracy. If Mubarak keeps ruling Egypt, there's going to be serious instability there.
Here in Nigeria, we prefer suffering and smiling.

@ X-factoria, You're right. This guy's prophesies are so erratic. There was a time when he said the axe of God would be over Obasanjo like a King in the bible. His radicalism pushes him to saying a lot of trash at times

@ Formebyme, Obj's a true christian. There are many true christians in the national assembly and senate.

I see this man Bakare as someone who has a very strong passion for Nigeria. That's why his religious teachings usually dribble into politics and governmental issues. If his passion pushes him in a position to serve the country I see nothing bad in it. He's a controversial and radical pastor and I do respect him for who he is

@ manmustwac, I am not in support of what the frustrated man did, what I am in support of is the afterward demonstrations, strike actions and non-violent riots that the people of Tunisia held up against their government consistently untill they unseated their present rulership.
You are right that Nigerians pretty scared people, but we have to stand up to our fears to push for a change. That's my cause
About paying pastors to pray for a miracle, I think your idea is a bit shallow in the sense that the prayers of pastors are not the only prayers that get answered. Each individuals prayers can make a change. And in the present Nigerian situation where you can't even trust your pastors cos of the occultic and greedy devices they employ, this means is certainly not the way out.

manmustwac:
Who needs a revolution when we have God. God is faithful what happened to your faith? Besides even if you suffer here on this planet for the next 100 years don't forget your going to spend eternity chilling in Heaven.

Are you a catholic or someone who attributes oppresion and suffering as work of fate? God will not just bring a revolution upon you, He would require your actions to justify such. In the revolutions in the bible, did God send His angels down to fight the change or He used humans like you and I to facilitate it?

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I feel your opinions. But could we relate the situation to Nigeria. We have the same problem of poor leadership and excessive greed of government officials. Human right abuse is worse here. But can the masses, 90% of the population who are downbeaten by these government ills provoke a change in government like staged in Tunisia?

For those who have been following developments in the global world, I bet you must have come across the media-enticing issue of the Tunisian revolution. For those who might want to have an idea, I suggest you visit the wikipedia page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010%E2%80%932011_Tunisian_protests for a full detail.

The recent Tunisian revolution was borne our of high rates of poverty, corruption, unemployment, human right abuse/restrictions and other features of a poor democratic government. It began with a man, Mohamed Bouazizi torching himself in frustration after government officials confiscated his cart from which he made a living for his family. It was later followed by street protests, which led to the death of about 78 people.

The great thing about this protest was the successful toppling of the Tunisian government that made them witness 3 head of states within a month. It also led to wide range arrest of former governemnt officials for corruption and interrogation of elites in the society which are invovled. This process is presently in progress as at this time. TUNISIANS HAVE CERTAINLY GAINED THE WORLD' S RESPECT.

Looking at the protests that has brought a new fate on this North African nation, I cannot help but look back at our country, Nigeria. I doubt if Tunisia has as much problems as Nigeria when it comes to corruption, poor condition of living, unemployment and human rights abuse. If we are to view facts clearly, we would realise that Nigeria's situation is much worse and things are not changing for the better. Corruption is still at its highest levels. If you ask me, I'll say Nigeria is in more need of a revolution of this kind than Tunisia. But the question is that can the masses unite, make an outright protest that would voice our anguish to the world and chase these hooligans in power? If it were successful in Tunisia, I believe it can be successful anywhere in the world. It's up to we the people to decide whether we should languish in undeserved situations or make a strong move for a change.

Good and brave strides though rare in this part of the world deserve applauds. I'm giving mine to him

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