Kobojunkie:

About $750,000 dollars to be spent on a hostel to house just about 300 students WOW

Thats very good value for money if you ask me.

Just $2500 per student and the hostel is always going to be there.

Nigerian students deserve even more than this.

~Bluetooth:

Unbelievable!!!

President Yaradua = Mr. Go Slow

Goodluck Jonathan = Mr. Parked Bus

Dankwambo =

Why should he get a state burial?

He never believed in Nigeria and even in death he wanted to visit countries that supported his Biafra cause.

I dont have any thing personal against him but really he should get a local burial in his Igbo land.

State burials are for Statesmen who have lived and fought for peace and stability of the State.

Next please

Godman_n:

Who led the Egyptian Revolution? Who led the Tunisians? Who lead the several that the British have had? Who lead the American Revolution?

I do not believe that Revolution must have a leader before it takes off. What is mandatory is that denials prompts revolution. Revolution in most cases is instantaneous and not pre-planned. It is during the act that leaders emerge.

We have enough conditions for revolution in Nigeria. We are just waiting for a spark that will start of the revolution because the land is ripe (thanks to the denials and irresponsibility in the land). When it takes off. Leaders abound. I am one; you are one. In our midst are so many good leaders. The circumstances will make them manifest.

GBAM . . . Well said

It is now a game of chess in Nigeria between the leaders and followers.

The followers are being used as sacrificial pawns to kill each other while the queen and rooks are cowardly sitting in their secure and comfortable positions. For any revolution the pawns have to rebel and send out the cowards at the back row to the front line.

Let Namadi Sambo be posted to Yobe to solve the Boko Haram crisis, Let Alison Maduekwe be posted to Niger Delta creeks to solve once and for all outstanding Mend issues, and let Aliko Dangote and his likes pay for the "supposed" fuel subsidy instead of poor Nigerian masses.

Why do the masses have to suffer more on top of all their sufferings while they cushion the effects on the super rich guys?

Why must innocent souls of market men and women, students and corpers, and poor hungry youths be sacrificed to fight artificial battles for greedy politicians?

Why . . . Why so many questions but no answers??

afam4eva:

An Igbo man cannot lead a revolution any more. It will be deciphered as an act of war.

Unfortunately I have to say this is true. Its a permanent scar on your face. No makeup or surgery can completely hide it.

Do you think if Boko haram was an Igbo group, the government wouldn't have invaded the east? Because it's the north, some people are even saying they're freedom fighters. I bet you the day Massob decides to tow the path of Mend and Bokoharam, that's the day another war will kick start.

I wonder why you are comparing Massob to Boko haram and Mend.

Massob is clearly endorsed openly by many Igbos while Boko haram and Mend are faceless groups.

Godman_n:

I am Igbo. I will go for a Revolution. I will support any Igbo man that will lead it.

What I will never support is another war of Secession. Let another Tribe stand up and fight if they think they can seceed; but for Revolution, we must all restore our land together. Whoever wants to be a coward, let him be.

Ours will never be a war. Our will be total civil disobidience. The way it was done in Egypt, Tunisia and the likes. The way Ghandi, Mandela, Martin Luther King and even Christ taught us.

Just to be clear will you also support/follow Yoruba man starting a revolution or just Igbo man?

Kobojunkie:



ooooooo . . . . a clone . . . . sort of!!!

LOL . . . very funny

Odumegwu-Ojukwu listed where his body would be taken to before burial.

The countries are nations that supported the Biafran struggle and recognised Biafra as an independent state. They are Gabon, Tanzania, Ivory Coast and Haiti

A traitor to the grave.

musiwa,,.:

when would a southerner head the efcc.

Who do you have in mind?

nanidee:

@ OP, Nigerians can't start a revolution, because the typical 'Nigerian' youth is a COWARD!

TĦey all prefer to sit behind their computers and make the biggest noise on nairaland.

Same thing you are doing now dont you think?

bashr8:


with all the bad names you go about giving the coup plotters and also the biafrans that wanted out you still go about preaching revolution? you people amuse me, why dont you start a revolution in yoruba land, hypocrites just know that nobody is going to join you , the military will have a field day dealing with you.

Get a life man

jacobscros:

Nigerians are smart people and we will collectively pray our bad leaders out.

Smart people = prayer + action

Dumb people = prayer + siddon look

Put yourself in one category above

Xavier.:

Kobo

Pls come home and lead d revolution.

sighs, typical unintelligent response

Just look at revolutions happening in Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Yemen, and even Kuwait recently. It is just a pity that Nigerians cannot copy the game. We prefer to fight out dirty tribal and religious politics while the wolves at the top have a field day.

They are busy keeping us preoccupied with boko haram, mend, armed robbery and political thuggery while they enjoy their loots in peace. If none of these problems exist they know that one day people will unite and fight them.

Most of those countries doing revolution are far better than Nigeria in terms of standard of living but the people are not satisfied with the corruption in high places going on. They want freedom from corruption, dictatorship, censorship, oppression and slavery.

But just look at how igbo and yoruba 'warriors' on nairaland abuse each others fathers and forefathers in the morning. Then in the afternoon they combine to take out their anger and frustrations on hausa/fulani. which way Nigeria?