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timecapsule:In the New Nigeria Vanguard, we have passionate youths of integrity and discipline taking on the task of spearheading good governance in this nation. What We Are Not 1. Not a greedy set of young people seeking for pecuniary gratifications from the Government. 2. Not a group of people to be hijacked by politicians to expand their political base, prowess, network and selfish ambitions that's not for the common good of Nigeria. 3. Not a group of people seeking for a share of the national cake along selfish, unpatriotic lines and divides. 4. Not a cult that our affairs are marked with intimidation, secrecy, blackmail, militancy and violence. 5. Not a group of people that will heat up the polity with indiscriminate protests, road blocks, distortion of economic progress and political stability. |
We live in Africa the land of plenty, Yet our sons die of abject poverty. A Land blessed with many good riches has now been raped by political witches Who cares? We promised the poor masses education but they die of ignorance and starvation. We allocate money to build new schools But the funds end up for buying side stools Who cares? The New Nigeria Vanguard started this revolution, and I know it was sparked by a revelation. Where is the proceed from our crude oil? Why must we sit all day in pain and toil? Who cares? Ghana,Zimbabwe, Angola, Burundi, Nigeria Zambia, Niger, Mali, Togo, Rwanda, Somalia What has happened to this our black race? Why have we decided to live in this disgrace? Who cares? We train doctors,but label them incompetent, we elect our senators who are very impenitent. Yesterday we hoped for tomorrow, all in vain. We're all stealing and cheating, what's our gain? Who cares? We heard of girls abducted by some evil men, and that they've been infused with their semen. We wiped our tears with the cloth of nonchalance, yet we want to make "Good people" our Parlance? Who cares? Where are the answers To our age long prayers? Or have we become just ordinary chicken - layers? Who cackle on an egg, but have no power to birth? What we have conceived have all been put to death Who cares? We budget every year for power, yet live in darkness The colour of our streets are painted in blackness. Well it doesn't matter, Aso rock is well lit at Night. So whatever happens, you can cry with all your might, Who cares? We enjoyed the Oil boom, but forgot it will lead to doom. The treasury is now empty. It was neatly swept with a broom Hahahaha. After the reggae we're now playing the blues. Our leaders are now afraid, everyone is walking In twos Who cares? *The revolution is here!* *The New Nigerian Vanguard!* *Join Us!!!* |
Crime does not pay, unfortunately it pays to our political leaders. |
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buckdudebuck:Sorry bro, whom you are referring to his mention has no authority to speak unbehalf of NNV. The best of Young people Nigeria have ever produced in all fields of life sandwiched with integrity and professionalism is who makes up NNV. You could be one of us. |
helinues:With you on board we can make much difference. |
omoharry:We are called the New Nigeria Vanguard. We are a budding political movement that is snowballing into a political party before 2019. Our Vision Statement: Securing a peaceful, united, progressive, corruption-free Nigeria for now and posterity. Our Mission Statement: New Nigeria Vanguard is committed to keeping our nation corruption free and expanding innovative business opportunities for Nigerians. We are anchored on good policies that encourage food for all, security of lives and properties, accountability, transparency, merit, equity and justice! Together we shall make a new Nigeria. We are building a new nigeria where merit comes first before ethno religious affiliation. a Nigeria where the Hausa man will be a brother to the Yoruba man and the Igbo man will see the Hausa man as a blood brother. A Nigeria where there will be equity, a sense of belonging and justice for all. A Nigeria where the children of political office holders will attend our Public Schools and institutions of higher learning. A Nigeria where the minimun salary is enough to take the earner home. A Nigeria where the clamour for secession will be gone. A restructured Nigeria where regions will have more power than the centre. A Nigeria where the salaries of political office holders is just and fair in comparison to other peers in the world. A Nigeria where agriculture will be declared a state of emergency A Nigeria where anyone from 1960 and above will be seen as elders and not to be in the forefront of political struggle. A Nigeria where science and technology remains the driving force for industrial revolution. |
WINNERMENTALITY:They failed because they carried the burden all alone. There was no strong network of like minds. This is one of the lessons we learnt from history of political activism. This, we have come to correct. #togetherwecan |
superson001:We all we do our best to fight against bad governance in all its shades and facade. |
Propityprof:Whatsapp on 08064572551 |
helinues:We are not only going to finish but leave a legacy of good governance to Nigerians. |
If none of you is ready to sacrifice religious differences before marriage, how can you cope with it after marriage. Let you both end this relationship. Religion is an important consideration in marriage else you may hit the rocks. |
Nurozigi:Restoring the hope of our hopelessness in this quagmire of bad leadership is a task we are fully set to achieve. Join us, tell your friends about NNV and we will come the history of Nigeria for good. |
In as much as we keep on placing my h emphasis on certificates rather than applied knowledge, jamb problem of admission racketeering will continue to persist. |
Ahmadgani:We will share the vision and misaii and they will key in no doubt. |
Ahmadgani:If we can put away self centredness, ethnic chauvinism, religious fanaticism, we shall build a New Nigeria. |
Ahmadgani:No doubt your words are full of realism but when there is a ray of hope, don't you agree that it's nice to fan the embers of unity, progress and good leadership across our ethnicity and religious divides. All we want is a New Nigeria clearly stated in our vision which you can't see from our signature. Nothing less! |
sarrki:So is it not the FG that has the core mandate of security of lives and properties of Nigeria citizens? |
Ask if the Nigerian youths have what it takes to rule this nation and one will be tempted to say “No”. But for a few number of young, intelligent, disciplined and incorruptible Nigerians we have met in a couple of months, we would have concluded there is no hope for Nigeria anywhere. In the defense of our presupposition, we can take a hint from the social media and the most discussed topics. The social media being a powerful information tool is mostly engaged by the young people (Ages 18 – 35, and maybe 36 – 45). What then is our focus? What are the categories of interests? 1) Entertainment, Celebrity Gist, Sports, Bets, Fashion etc 2) Only a negligible fraction of the young Nigerians are really concerned about this nation’s wellbeing and intend to do something about it. 3) Many discuss partisan politics (supporting the old thieves); engage in tribal fights, religion bigotry etc 4) Many of those who will claim to be interested in the governance cum development of this nation are only about criticizing, blaming and insulting the current leadership. Now we ask, with the categories of young Nigerians stated above do we think this nation has hope? It can be mostly disturbing to me that many of those who ought to stand up and fight (with wisdom) for their rights continue to air their supports for the supposed corrupt and myopic leaders We have resulted into fighting online for those who know nothing or care less about us. Many of us live a life of laziness, dubiousness and complain. A picture stormed the internet some days ago showing the likes of Ojukwu, Obasanjo, Soyinka etc sipping and laughing together several years ago. These men were in charge in their prime and whatever they did (whether well or badly) is resultant of our current predicament. We still feel comfortable with our great-grandfathers driving us while we take the comfort zone spot on the back seat. Oh Young Nigerians! When will you wake up? Those oldies will never leave until we make the move. We own the social media already – let us use it to our advantage. *We hope this drives us; it has already begun with some of us* *Let us be responsible for once!* *The revolution is here!* *The New Nigerian Vanguard!* *Join Us!!!* Cc lalasticlala, mynd44 |
Congratulations ma'am. And may Nigeria enjoy the best from you as you take up the leadership mantle of the UN in the highest echelon. |
Two wise people hardly make a good marriage but when one is a fool, that marriage becomes a made in heaven. It's unfortunate our celebrities don't no the dividing line between marriage and scripts lines. |
madridguy:That's all you could sa |
The best decision that PMB can take, if he actually love his life is to resign Now and take care of his health. He has already booked a space in Nigeria history books. |
Ahmed0336:For how long do we enjoy this stereotypes and ethnic chivalry |
Nice move though quite belated. |
Only lazy and foolish young people create strife among politicians. They know how best to settle their differences. |
Only lazy and foolish young people create strife among politicians. They know how best to settle their differences. |
It unfortunate that our NPF shows more expertise in high profile cases of the rich unlike when a poor man is been kidnapped. This spells doom for our nationhood as all citizens are not given equal treatments. |
Mehhhnnn, I think this is undemocratic |
If only that Nigeria youths would be wise to understand that our politicians only fight for their own interest, this nation will be more peaceful. |
