₦airaland Forum

BuhariAdvocate:
Don't call for war please.

Donmedra:
Bla bla bla, I only care about my Benin tribe.

Don't give a Bleep if the rest of Nigeria burn

Rrevampers:
Brother we feel your pains.
But a quick question . how sure are you that yu are BENIN by tribe?

You where just told and you believed .

Donmedra:
we are leaders by nature and can't be intimated.

Same blood flow through by vein
Let other tribe carry their own wahala.

Nigeria is not united and can never be

aremuforlife:
What are the guideline for the revolution?

aolawale025:
Nigerians don't share any homogenous factor. To spun a revolution.

[/quote]7[quote author=Rrevampers post=78465754]A CALL FOR A NON VIOLENT REVOLUTION.

It's high time we took up our responsibility of our country . We say we practice democracy which should be built on the rule of the majority. Its no new news that NIGERIA is the world's poverty capital. Which means if democracy was to be followed duly, the poor people should be in power since we have more poor people .

But ,in NIGERIA what do we see? Same family being in power passing political positions from father to son as if its a hereditary allocation. Where only the rich can contest for political positions . And they have successfully polluted the minds of the poor making us feel that we can never do any thing about it .

This is a call on all the positive minded still concerned with the state of affairs of NIGERIA. And hungry to make a positive change. This is a great nation left under our care by mother nature . We can't continue making excuses That NIGERIA is a failed STATE. So therefore “Why should I be the one to kill my self over her ”.
But it should be useful to remember that almost every great we know today and admire today upon a time in their history had very hard times. And these nations became this way because of the way they handled or reacted to the situation. During these tough times they took a positive action (REVOLUTION) .

We call for a non violent REVOLUTION on all aspect of the government. Holding it accountable of its short comings . And subsequently take over the government.

[/quote][quote author=dlondonbadboy post=78466513]Major General Chukwu kaduna led a revolution, and hausa-fulani called them tribalist and that led to the first civil war. Let's keep calm, a second civil war is on the way..

dlondonbadboy:
Major General Chukwu kaduna led a revolution, and hausa-fulani called them tribalist and that led to the first civil war. Let's keep calm, a second civil war is on the way..

aremuforlife:
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Your motives are good.
But we have a problem of public enlightenment.
I believe we are start by making it known that irrespective of our tribe's and religion, we are all facing the hardships and insecurities togethers.
They need to be a public sanitation without affiliating to any political parties.
The orientation is not there, people need to know that we are facing collectives problem, nobody is exemption.
The elites have their ways of survive leaving we the vulnerable to suffer.
And the funniest things is that we are more than them and yet we are always afraid to challenge them and ask for record.

Optional09:
i only recognize the revolution lead by Omoyele Sowore all these other revolutionary are political actors who are aiming at distracting the nigerian people

dlondonbadboy:
Major General Chukwu kaduna led a revolution, and hausa-fulani called them tribalist and that led to the first civil war. Let's keep calm, a second civil war is on the way..

T9ksy:
Yeah, Nzegeow led the one-sided revolution ( in the north) with his fellow ibo brothers wherein both political and military leaders from other regions were murdered in their beds, in the dead of the night whilst their own elite were either on house arrest or conveniently out of the country on extended medical check-up.

T9ksy:
Yeah, Nzegeow led the one-sided revolution ( in the north) with his fellow ibo brothers wherein both political and military leaders from other regions were murdered in their beds, in the dead of the night whilst their own elite were either on house arrest or conveniently out of the country on extended medical check-up.

aremuforlife:
7
Your motives are good.
But we have a problem of public enlightenment.
I believe we are start by making it known that irrespective of our tribe's and religion, we are all facing the hardships and insecurities togethers.
They need to be a public sanitation without affiliating to any political parties.
The orientation is not there, people need to know that we are facing collectives problem, nobody is exemption.
The elites have their ways of survive leaving we the vulnerable to suffer.
And the funniest things is that we are more than them and yet we are always afraid to challenge them and ask for record.

Mickeybook:
Nice one but how do you plan to change the orientation of Northerners whom a large share of their population are stacked illiterates and have been brainwashed by Islamic teachings ... To them Nigeria is the best country to be after Saudi , little wonder you hardly see them migrate to other parts of the world like their southern counterparts will do

[/quote][quote author=Mickeybook post=78489872]Nice one but how do you plan to change the orientation of Northerners whom a large share of their population are stacked illiterates and have been brainwashed by Islamic teachings ... To them Nigeria is the best country to be after Saudi , little wonder you hardly see them migrate to other parts of the world like their southern counterparts will do

dlondonbadboy:
That's because you are looking at it from a very tribalistic and bias point of view. Which is exactly why a revolution cannot happen in Nigeria.
As Buhari is failing now, if i lead a revolution for instance, zombies would say it's because I'm igbo. It's because I'm from niger delta, it's becauee I'm from the south. They won't say it's because the president doesn't know what he is doing. And vis versa.

That's why i support the division of Nigeria into 3 or 4 parts. We are too many sef

If the shoe was on the other foot, how will you inherently clannish folks perceived the incidence?

A group of people from one region slaughtered others from other regions and took over power and you call that a revolution. Hell no, it was a power grab by your greedy covetous leaders.

So, are you saying it was because the sardunna and his side kick Tafawa Balewa were incompetent, that's why you ibos had to sneak around and murdered them in their beds? But your own leaders who were involved in the coalition govt of the sardunna- none of them were incompetent and corrupt, ba? They were saints..

I too support the division of this d.u.mb and impractical contraption.

gaddafe:
let's quickly correct a fallacy. Nzeogwu was from the Midwest. did they kill any major politician from his region? Yes.
who?
Festus Okotie Eboh the then finance minister