₦airaland Forum

VenusTechShop:
Most times you speak and write like a well trained terrorist. Nothing about you seems right. I am 100% certain you are not Yoruba like you claim to be. Am sure you are from one of these unknown tribes in Kaduna or North West.

You see your life? Unknown tribe? What do you mean by that? You that is known,what is your known tribe.....

Funny enough d same police issuing threats re part of nigerian who re suffering ns eating from hand to mouth and when they retire,they will still be carrying chests up nd down as a CSO(CHIEF SECURITY OFFICER)in one private primary sch nd be opening gate anyhw.when u hail him,he will foolishly say agile mopol.retired but not tired.mumu

BroadStreetBull:
Calling for a revolution is different to calling for a protest.

Sowore called for a revolution, no reasonable government would sit by and watch someone call for a revolution.

As usual those who are condemning these are the 5 percenters and the wailing wailers who are still awaiting the coming of Atiku like the second coming of Jesus Christ.

That's the reason I love the Arabs like in Tunisia, Syria and Algeria. Immediately after the arrest of Sowore thousands of them would have occupied the streets of Abuja already.

But what do we have here in Naija?

Revolutionaries who are cocked locked and ready.
Fully strapped, ready to throw stones and shoot bullets from Nairaland and Twitter.

Even to carry ordinary placard sef, they would do it on the internet.

Yeye.

A lot of people here do not even know what a revolution is!

This is an half-truth; which as well equals false.

Right to protest against blatant disregard for Nigerian lives cannot be curtailed, in whatever form. Venezuela, Egypt etc... didn’t stop their citizens from doing same.

Not all revolution is about a change of who is in power. Revolution is about a change of Government- I.e status quo, how things are done, a constitutional system, etc. You literal interpretation is misguided.

And clearly, there is something fundamentally wrong with the Nigerian Constitution. The President: APPOINTS
1. The heads of the Judiciary - and all the Justices of the COURT OF APPEAL AND SUPREME COURT
2. All the heads of the Nigerian Military - service Chiefs
3. The head of all the paramilitary- Police, Customs etc.
4. The National Assembly leaders are from his party.
5. All the ministers of the Government
6. All the heads of Government MDAs, including l the Central Bank of Nigeria,

And so on.

If you think all these will change with just a mere walk in Abuja, you are gravely mistaken.

I am not calling for violence, but an awakening of the average Nigerian man to these realities is very important - for the sake of the future generation. The fruits of this revolution may not be reaped now. But I am sure by the next election - the minds of many Nigerians would have been enlightened to the failure of this government. I just hope by then the Northerners won’t still be the clog in this wheel Cos those guys have no Brain to reason - no apologies at all.

OGHENAOGIE:
tell one minister who dont merit to be minister...?? progressive don't import individuals they appoint politicians...u hear

kaiiii,,,God can you imagine what a reasonable fella is saying ....bros bye bye..abeg no reply me..

Apelex:
What have they done about Boko Haram
About the Armed bandits killing people like Water yam.
What have they done about the herdsmen causing terror??

It is only when harmless and unarmed citizens they can show force?

Where armed robbery dey. Them go take off.

Useless police force.
Useless President.
Useless set of rubber stamp NASS.
Useless ministers that's will only go and thief for their families to enjoy.
Useless citizens killing thiefs on the road and worshipping the real thief's which are politicians.

Please who does Canadian Visa. Abeg I Don tire abeg
.even if may VISA lottery sef I go play.

I weep for Nigeria

So in your own opinion, it is better to continue compounding the problem and keep asking for answers. If you, anybody or group cannot solve the numerous issues in Nigeria, just don't keep compounding it. For the records, places like Canada do not have people who continue to cause problems for them and as a result a good life for their people.

Finally 'it is greener at the other end because responsible people are watering it not destroying every green bud that sprout'. Revolution ko, revolution ni

Apelex:
What have they done about Boko Haram
About the Armed bandits killing people like Water yam.
What have they done about the herdsmen causing terror??

It is only when harmless and unarmed citizens they can show force?

Where armed robbery dey. Them go take off.

Useless police force.
Useless President.
Useless set of rubber stamp NASS.
Useless ministers that's will only go and thief for their families to enjoy.
Useless citizens killing thiefs on the road and worshipping the real thief's which are politicians.

Please who does Canadian Visa. Abeg I Don tire abeg
.even if may VISA lottery sef I go play.

I weep for Nigeria

Useless you

IGP M. ADAMU ? YOU ASSUME THE POLICE, THE ARRESTER, PROSCUTOR, THE JUDGE, THE JAILER, KILLER AND MURDERER OF DEMOCRACY ALL TO PROTECT YOUR JOB AND POSITION AND THE GOVT THAT HAVE TURNED THE BLOOD OF HER CITIZENS TO RAIN H20 FROM NORTH TO SOUTH, EART TO WEST. YOUR JOB AND POSITION ARE LIKE FEATHER WHICH THE WIND WILL BLOW AWAY SOONEST. WHAT HAVE YOU DONE ABOUT BOKO HARAM FULANI HERDSMEN ? MAYETTI ALAH GANGSTARS KIDNAPPERS?T REVOLUTION NOW!!!!

Venerable612:
This is an half-truth; which as well equals false.

Right to protest against blatant disregard for Nigerian lives cannot be curtailed, in whatever form. Venezuela, Egypt etc... didn’t stop their citizens from doing same.

Not all revolution is about a change of who is in power.Revolution is about a change of Government- I.e status quo, how things are done, a constitutional system, etc. You literal interpretation is misguided.

And clearly, there is something fundamentally wrong with the Nigerian Constitution. The President: APPOINTS
1. The heads of the Judiciary - and all the Justices of the COURT OF APPEAL AND SUPREME COURT
2. All the heads of the Nigerian Military - service Chiefs
3. The head of all the paramilitary- Police, Customs etc.
4. The National Assembly leaders are from his party.
5. All the ministers of the Government
6. All the heads of Government MDAs, including l the Central Bank of Nigeria,

And so on.

If you think all these will change with just a mere walk in Abuja, you are gravely mistaken.

I am not calling for violence, but an awakening of the average Nigerian man to these realities is very important - for the sake of the future generation. The fruits of this revolution may not be reaped now. But I am sure by the next election - the minds of many Nigerians would have been enlightened to the failure of this government. I just hope by then the Northerners won’t still be the clog in this wheel Cos those guys have no Brain to reason - no apologies at all.

Good.

You see the bolded?

That is why Sowore needed to be picked up to explain what sort of revolution he was talking about.

Thank you.

True.

He called for a revolution. And no sitting government sits back and watches that happen. That is why most revolutions turned out violent.

Interestingly, revolutions started with the mindset of the people first. Not the authority.

Another thing. You don't announce a revolution. It happens, usually taking the authority off guard. Just like military coups. Via social media rants and calling, the other side is already in the know, and will strategize against it. One of the downside of social media. Revolution usually come with the element of surprise.

Final thing. Most Nigerians have not gotten to the point of sacrifice. This one is unfortunate. It's only very few that can put their lives on the line for what they believe in. Most are just warriors on social media.

Iamklade:
You have got it wrong bro...am a Yoruba Muslim and i can categorically tell you that except for the gullible and misguided ones amongst us tinubu isn't regarded as our leader aregbesola who has a track record of being a monumental disgrace to the seat of the governor of osun state isn't our leader he's just a bloody thief whose place should be behind the four walls of a prison mc oluomo cannot even call himself a leader because south west isn't oshodi and lair Muhammed can't come go to any south west state claiming to be a leader we know our leaders and our leaders know their followers we all aren't brainwashed in this part of the country but when every election is being rigged in favor of the APC and their candidates in the south west all because they enjoy federal power there is little you as an ordinary citizen can do lest you find yourself in jail without anyone knowing your whereabouts...........
Tinubu is a thief
Aregbesola is a thief
Ajimobi is a thief
Amosun is a thief
Every south west state governed by APC has a thief at the helm of affairs
What we have in Southwest today are thieves masquerading and parading themselves as leaders and those who are political conscious amongst us know the truth but you can't fight a dictator and win and these thieves have a dictator as their pillar of support,so please don't mix thieves and thugs with leaders they are two different set of people.....it's not a Christian or Muslim issue it's a general issue...#letscallaSpadeaSpade.

no offense bro. my daughters fiancee is even of youruba stock.

but when I see comments on Facebook I'm petrified .

and it's the youruba. Muslims because I see thier names.
you shouldn't cover for them pls

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orion7:
I pity for this nation .


nigeria is a mess simply because of youruba Muslims.

if not for those knuckle heads the South will babd together.
who born this useless quote system aboki police man. rubbish.

yinka odumakin. obadanjo. fayose. fasoranti. And so many yourba Christians 're on one side.


on the other side 're the Muslims led by bourdillon Capone. aregbesola. mc oluomo. liar muhammed. etc

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Biritiko:
In case you don't know the location of the Lagos DSS office, its right beside CMD along CMD road, Magodo, shangisha.

If dem born your papa and mama well, go there and protest.

if dem born your papa and mama well. you would have been sacrificed to ogwugwu

IGP, what are you doing against the menace and brutality these miscreants terrorising the whole nation and leaving family and loved ones in deep pain?
Fulani terrorists Boko Haram?
Fulani terrorists Myetti Allah?
Fulani terrorists Bandits?
Fulani terrorists Herdsmen?

By the way, the rumoured secret burial of over 1,000 Nigerian army officers in Maiduguri, what effort have you put in place to investigate the rumour?
Why are you sitting in Abuja and Nigeria is descending into anarchy under your very watch?

You mean your daughter's boyfriend? Na waoh. A father opening his mouth mentioning a daughter's boyfriend on social media shamelessly

orion7:
no offense bro. my daughters fiancee is even of youruba stock.

but when I see comments on Facebook I'm petrified .

and it's the youruba. Muslims because I see thier names.
you shouldn't cover for them pls

orion7:
no offense bro. my daughters fiancee is even of youruba stock.

but when I see comments on Facebook I'm petrified .

and it's the youruba. Muslims because I see thier names.
you shouldn't cover for them pls

Am not covering for them I will never cover for them because they have done nothing than to denigrate and disintegrate the existing sanity in our SW states all these people we are talking about are in APC if you notice and Christians are also in APC and they all are not different so I guess it's safe to say APC is just an avenue for thieves and thugs to come together under the guise of being leaders,I really wish we can wake up one day and find these people gone....they do more harm than good and people are tired of them already....a clear example is the last osun state governorship election....so please pray for our liberation in South West from these Marauder's because only GOD can save us now.

luluosas:
You mean your daughter's boyfriend? Na waoh. A father opening his mouth mentioning a daughter's boyfriend on social media shamelessly

finance.

but what's wrong with boyfriends.

I had girl friends.

oga drop your your hypocrisy

orion7:
I pity for this nation .


nigeria is a mess simply because of youruba Muslims.

if not for those knuckle heads the South will band together.
who born this useless quota system aboki police man. rubbish.

yinka odumakin. obadanjo. fayose. fasoranti. And so many yourba Christians 're on one side.


on the other side 're the Muslims led by bourdillon Capone. aregbesola. mc oluomo. liar muhammed. etc

When u keep on categorizing people and using religious sentiments to divide the country and the south they will never stand together as u want or expect. I’m 100% sure not every Yoruba Muslim supports Apc, Buhari or tinubu. Try to leave out bigotry religious or ethnic from statements and face the issues as the main problem, it will help foster the unity and togetherness u seek.

fergie001:
The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mohammed Adamu, has raised concerns about a planned ‘revolution’ march against the Nigerian government by the Global Coalition for Security and Democracy in Nigeria, calling it a ‘treasonable felony’ and warning that acts of terrorism would not be tolerated.

Adamu, who gave the warning in Abuja, said that the Nigeria Police Force would “not stand idly-by and watch any individual or group” cause anarchy in the country.

The IGP, while stressing that Nigerians have the right to protest, however warned that such rights should not translate to a violent and forceful change of government which, he said, would amount to a “clear revolution.”

In a statement signed by Force public relations officer Frank Mba, IGP Adamu says:

"The attention of the Nigeria Police Force has been drawn to a video circulating on the social media by the ‘Global Coalition for Security and Democracy in Nigeria and others’, inciting Nigerians, home and abroad, to join a planned ‘revolution’ march against the Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria on Monday, 5th August, 2019 with the sole aim of forcing a regime change in the country.

“The Force wishes to state unequivocally that the call amounts to treasonable felony and acts of terrorism and will, therefore, not stand idly-by and watch any individual or group in the society cause anarchy in the land. While acknowledging the rights of Nigerians to embark on protest, the Force wishes to note that such rights should not translate to a violent and forceful change of government which clearly is the meaning of ‘revolution’. Needless to state that Nigeria is a democratic republic and has well-defined processes for change of government, exercised periodically during various cycle of elections.

“The Force therefore warns the organizers, sponsors, allies, supporters, associates and sympathizers of the group ‘Global Coalition for Security and Democracy in Nigeria’ to, in their own interest, steer clear of any such planned protest, demonstration, acts of incitement and proposed “revolution”, as the full wrath of the law will be brought to bear on any individual or group engaged or found participating in the above planned criminal act.

“Parents and Guardians are, therefore, enjoined to impress on their children and wards not to allow themselves to be used in whatever form by any person or group of persons to cause breach of law and order in the country. The Police will work with other Law Enforcement Agencies and positive minded Nigerians to protect, defend and secure our public peace and space.”

https://www.sunnewsonline.com/police-ig-warns-against-revolution-march-calls-it-treasonable-felony/

All this one na grammar, the truth is nobody is happy with this country both children, adults, mama, papa, young and old, nothing is moving in this country the only people enjoying are the politicians theives, the rest of us are suffering, why can't we get it right because the foundation is wrong it must fall in mazi Nnamdi Kanu voice, whether you like it or not we need a revolution, I support sowore 100%.

Startling Research findings on Fulani herdsmen

The Result of the Research about Fulani herdsmen.

“Fulani herdsmen killings: Modus operandi, those involved and the possible solutions”

The most significant problem that African nations face is lack of leadership. Normally, Leadership should be an intentional conscious effort to attend to the people’s needs and aspirations. But in Africa, even though many of those that are thrust into the position of leadership mean well, they lack the capacity to lead and meet the people’s hopes and aspirations. Apart from lack of adequate preparation for leadership, one other notable factor that had inhibited good leadership among African leaders is the seemingly non-existent structures for research and information management in the society. Hence, many well-meaning leaders often do not have the requisite information needed for a thorough appraisal and resolution of problems as they arise.

A clear example is the recent terrorist attack in Enugu State of Nigeria and the obvious ignorance of the State Leadership on the modus operandi of the Fulani Herdsmen which led to poor leadership decisions. For a long time, the Nigerian state has been under siege by Fulani herdsmen terrorists operating under a predictable pattern of reconnaissance, attack and withdrawal, leading to many deaths and social dislocations. Since January 2016, there has been documented deaths of approximately 1000 Nigerians from across the middle belt, the South-south, and Southeastern parts of the country from these coordinated Fulani herdsmen attacks. The Fulani herdsmen are credited with destabilizing the city of Jos, a once tourist destination; and their history of mayhem extend beyond the borders of the Nigerian state. They are also the major actors/catalyst to recent conflicts in the Central African Republic. Armed with adequate information about these murderous group, one would have expected the Governors in the Southeastern states, especially those whose citizens were murdered in cold blood by these terrorists to come out with a strong condemnation of the Fulani herdsmen carnage and unify towards a common cause solution. On the contrary, events in the past weeks only showed confused state executives, who do not even understand the magnitude of the problem at hand.

In fairness to these Governors, some of them mostly followed the normal state security protocol in responding to this abnormality, Hence, the failure to protect the citizens was the liability of the Federal Government of Nigeria and its armed forces. Though we do not excuse the shabby response of these Governors to the Fulani Herdsmen tragedy, we are inclined to give them a slack because to solve a problem, one needs to first understand the problem. The Governors did not understand the problem. Most Nigerians and international bodies do not understand the Fulani herdsmen problem and we at CACLD [Chinua Achebe Center for Leadership and Development] did not initially. We therefore dispatched a fact finding team to the Southeastern part of the country to unravel the intricacies and complexities of the Fulani terrorist group; a group rated as the fourth most dangerous by respected international conflict organizations (According to the Global Terrorism Index 2015 report; “Fulani militants” killed 1,229 people in 2014 — up from 63 in 2013, Making them the “fourth most deadly terrorist group”).

Our fact finding team visited “Ama Hausa and Garki” camps in both Enugu and Abia States. They also interviewed neighbors from the local communities living within and around the Hausa communities in both states. Both the Northerners and the local community were very open and volunteered valuable information to our team. There seems to be a willingness and eagerness for the violence to end. Below, we will present our findings in numbered points.

1. The Fulani herdsmen terrorists are Fulanis but mostly non-Nigerians:
This may come as a surprise to most of us. About ten percent of the terrorists are Nigerians and they live within the Hausa Fulani communities in Ama-Hausa and Garki’s in the South East and South-south regions.

2. The Fulani Herdsmen terrorists do not own cattle:
This is another revelation that may come as a surprise to many. Fulani herdsmen killers’ major job description is just to kill. They do not own any cattle. Most of them are employed by the cattle owners as “security men” whose job is strictly to protect the cattle. They do not however follow the cattle around, but move in separate vehicles along a defined route within the states where cattle are being reared.

3. The Ama-Hausas and Garkis harbor 80% of the Fulani herdsmen killers.
This is a very important revelation. The Garkis are mostly Hausas and other minorities from the north, but within them, they Fulani herdsmen killers reside. The northerners were able to show us these Fulani herdsmen “security personnel” and they were dressed differently from the normal Northern Nigerians within these settlements. They were young, less religious, most of them use drugs, and consume alcohol. A majority of these herdsmen terrorists are migrants from Chad, Niger, and other Fulani enclaves outside the Nigerian state. A small percentage of these Fulani youths are Nigerians born in the states where they reside. They are the ones vested with the responsibility of leading these Fulanis on their regular rampage; serving as compasses to the blood-hungry terrorists.

4. The Fulani herdsmen that accompany cattle from the North to the South per season do not own cattle.
This is another surprise coming out from the investigation. The cattle are owned by more prominent Fulani leaders in the country. Most Nigerian Fulanis are no longer migratory herdsmen, but are either Emirs, Sultans, heads of parastatals, oil barons, Imams, Christian Pastors, Governors, Federal Reps, and Senators. However, they still maintain their cultural ownership of cattle. These wealthy Nigerians increase their wealth astronomically through cattle rearing by using their not well off brothers from outside Nigeria to rear these cattle. Instead of investing in ranches and buying of grasses from the South, they chose the cheaper alternative of having their kinsmen, imported from outside the country, take these cattle from the north to south seasonally; using the entire Nigerian space as their “grass kingdom”. These cattle, in turn, destroy farms in their path, rendering farmers economically bankrupt to further enrich the wealthy Fulani “remote herders”.

5. For clarity sake, let us present the breakdown of Fulani people in Nigeria as we deduced from our investigation.

There are about 5 million Fulani people in Nigeria making them one of the smallest ethnic group in the country.

Out of the 5 million Fulani people, only about 3 million of them are Nigerians. The remaining 2 million come from outside the country and are first generation immigrants.

About 60 percent of the Fulanis in Nigeria are governors, Pastors, Imams, Emirs, Sultan, House of Rep members, Importers, Exporters, Ministers, Oil well owners, lecturers, Vice Chancellors, Ministers, and Senators etc. In a nutshell, the Fulani control all sectors of the northern economy. These rich Fulanis own all the cattle being reared in Nigeria.

The remaining 40 percent of Fulanis come from outside the country. These are the poor and peasant Fulanis. These immigrant Fulanis are mostly in charge of the cattle owned by the Bourgeois Fulani. Because the Fulanis have the highest income per capita in the Nigerian state (Fulanis who are Nigerians), they constantly need to import their poor brothers and sisters from outside the country to increase their population (the Fulanis always either marry into rich families or they would marry only Fulani to maintain their pure race) and to help with menial jobs.

In Garki and Ama-Hausa settlements all over the country, there exist a few Nigerian Fulanis (some are born in these states) who coordinate the cattle business. These Fulanis either help manage family cattle or are just contracted middlemen in charge of the business on behalf of various millionaire cattle owners. They themselves are also millionaires. Under these middlemen are about a group of 20 to 40 Fulani boys within the ages of 20 and 35. These are the unofficial Fulani herdsmen security team whose job is to protect the Fulani herdsmen cattle.

Lastly, there is a group of Fulani herdsmen who rear the cattle from the north to the south. These are at the bottom of the Fulani Herdsmen ladder. Some of them do not even know how to speak English and are so poor that they are paid just a little amount of money for their job. These herdsmen do not carry guns. They only carry arrows and machetes to help them navigate the bushes on their way down to the South.

6. Fulani Herdsmen Attack
We learned from the surrounding communities and from some of the Hausa elders about what constitutes a Fulani herdsmen attack. According to information we received, when there is a disagreement between host communities, or between herdsmen and farmers, the Fulani herdsmen who accompany the cattle will locate the nearest Fulani settlement and if there is none, they will locate the nearest Garki or Ama Hausa. When they arrive, they will narrate their story. The Fulani (Nigerian middlemen) cattle managers will notify their top Fulani Herdsmen which in this case, include governors (like El Rufai) and other top Fulani Bourgeois who own the cattle. A decision will be made about whether there should be an attack or not on the said village or host community. If an attack is sanctioned, then modalities will be mapped out and a date will be chosen for the attack. Most times, Fulani herdsmen in the military and police are notified and everyone sends a representative. Neighboring settlements send out representatives and arms cache are opened and arms are distributed to the participants. The major participants are the 20 to 40 Fulani herdsmen who reside in the Garkis and Ama Hausas. These are the Fulani warriors whose job is to kill.

During an attack, every Fulani person in the area knows there will be an attack and all will contribute to make sure it goes on successfully. Fulanis in the higher levels of the military will ensure all commands under them stand down, and the top Fulani police officers will do the same. The road is then clear for the Fulani herdsmen to carry their attacks.

7. Solution
Many of those who interacted with us suggested solutions that are very interesting. Most of the northern Hausas and the local communities suggested a ban on grazing in the affected states. A total ban would be the only way to solve this problem. Some argued that with the Fulani’s nature of encroaching on other people’s land and territories, any attempt to give them land would aggravate the problem and not solve it.

Most villagers from Abia State suggested that these cattle be penned in the north while government releases money for people in the South to cut grasses, process the grass, and send to the north. This is the practice all over the world. They indicated that any attempt to take their lands and give to the Fulani would definitely result to a civil war.

We agree, the solution is very simple; ban grazing, establish ranches for the cattle in the north, pay the southerners to harvest grass and send to the north. With this, everyone would be pleased with the outcome. This solution is expected to generate 1 million jobs in the South and about 500,000 jobs in the North. Also Fulani herdsmen terror will be totally eliminated.

Conclusion
Next time when we talk about a herdsmen attack, we must understand that the attack was not carried out by the herdsmen you see escorting cattle on the roads and bushes. These attacks are well coordinated and sometimes involves the approval of senators and influential men in Abuja. Even our president Mohammed Buhari has a herd of cattle and hence is a Fulani herdsman, corroborating the information we received from respondents on ground. Fulani herdsmen attacks involve all Fulani ethnic members in Nigeria. Most times, these attacks happen only because “respectable men” sanction them.

By Professor Charles Adisa and issued by the News Team of Chinua Achebe Center for Leadership and Development.

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Very wrong, Sir! Sovereignty rests with the people. It's even much better because this is democracy, Not a totalitarian bastion.People can revolt against their oppressive government.
The IGP,without doubt,is on the side of the powerful, instead of siding with the weak and the forgotten.
In the final analysis, when the oppressive contradictions of the country are resolved through revolution, history will not judge him well.That's if he isn't swept away by the gathering winds of the revolution he's trying to suppress.

Tehila07:
I can see bullets try ur left ear already. 5 percent I.diots

He should shut the fok up. We have the right to take back our country from all you modafokas. God punish you all from the presidency to all that made us to be where we are today, including their useless supporters especially those on nairaland

Chuksmonika:
abeg my people,if you love your life,stay away from this revolution abi na evolution,Nigerian security forces are not well trained to handle issues like these,even if you dont love your life,think about your parents,girlfriend,boyfriend,sexmate,and relations,they still need you,because on monday,eh fit be First come,First collect!

You're not Serious.

Air drop drones is all that we need now. Let’s put in effort to get one and see how they respect their self when such gets to our hands. Just with a tap Aso- rock will rock in flames.

If the revolution was well planned. This igp should be the first to go. Kidnap him and lock him somewhere. Weaken the police.

Let's not say much

If you want revolution, start with someone who shares the same desire....before you know it, it will grow, and it must be in secret. If the government finds out before you carry out your plans, it is doomed which is exactly why sowore is behind bars now.

Now the government is spooked, but it isn't all over yet. So instead of protesting tomorrow in the name of revolution. Make that tomorrow your first meeting somewhere secretive. Educate each other and let supporters understand the consequences of this movement.

More organized governments have been defeated by great revolutionaries. Nigerian government does not stand a chance against a strategic and well planned movement, they are not that intelligent. They only depend on military force and money. Mind you, this military guys are suffering too.

So revolution is not a joke. We are not ready

repogirl:
Buhari's resignation is not on their list of demands nor are they saying they will be violent.

The word revolution implies a change of government.

Nanop1:
U just won an award for d most daft naira lander of all times.... Wehdone sir.

Certainly. To abuse person no dey cost money.

The truth is that a revolution means a change of government. No government sits down and watches you declare a revolution.

I am not a buhari supporter, and I am not against a revolution either. In fact, I intend to be part of it. But the arrest is not out of place.

My hypocrisy? I pity you sir.
Before your eyes, your daughter is involving in sexual promiscuity and you are celebrating her. Shame!

orion7:
finance.

but what's wrong with boyfriends.

I had girl friends.

oga drop your your hypocrisy

Kenturkey048:
kaiiii,,,God can you imagine what a reasonable fella is saying ....bros bye bye..abeg no reply me..

see person wey support atiku de talk of credible people... atiku and ffk Reno are credible but keyamo is not pantemi is not even United States appoints more of politicians...

OGHENAOGIE:
see person wey support atiku de talk of credible people... atiku and ffk Reno are credible but keyamo is not pantemi is not even United States appoints more of politicians...

chair...bye - bye.