₦airaland Forum

Nigerians have never been united in a course as they have been, in rejecting the purported and illegal suspension of the CJN, Walter Onnoghen. Reputable public analysts believe that the move which is largely dubbed illegal in the constitution, is just to show massive force, to give voters impression that the 2019 election will be rigged whether or not they vote. As such, the end game is to dissuade voters from coming out on 16th February.

However, Nigerians who have lost 20.9m jobs, 20,000 citizens to violence, all under Buhari, are unwilling to fall for this drama, as they are more than resolute to combat this tyranny till the end.

May Ubeku, a Twitter user states;

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deboysben:
This election has been divided between North and South

pacifik:
And I've come to realize that most Nigerians are only powerful on Twitter, like Eagles they will perch high on their electronic mountains and tweet hell and brimstone against a perceived wrong.... Now call them down for a physical protest against bad governance and they will give you a thousand reasons why now is not the right time for that...
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. #ActionSpeaksBetterThanTweetz..