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Every state should be granted autonomy to manage its resources and pay certain percentage as royalties to federal government. Part of which will be used to support poorer states. |
We should continue making demands and once each one is granted, we move to the next until all the grey areas are effectively resolved. For instance, after police reforms are granted, we move over to NASS, then to Aso rock etc. I have been observing the body language of Nnamdi Kanu about the protests, and he seems to be so happy about it. What this means is that people like Nnamdi Kanu that are spearheading Nigeria's break-up, are not doing it for selfish reasons but because they know that the system is rotten and unsalvageable, but now they're seeing genuine possibility to reboot the system, there is every likelihood that they will join forces to reposition the country in such a way that killings and suppression will not occur anymore... |
Many may not know it yet, but the ongoing protest should be excalated into a revolution for the good of all. Contrary to some people's fears that revolution would break Nigeria, revolution would actually save, strengthen and put Nigeria back on the path of peace, stability and progress. How? You may ask. Let's face it, Nigeria as it is currently is a disaster waiting to happen. A ticking time bomb that may explode at any moment and consume everything. The current crop of leaders are not only greedy and selfish, but also lacks what it takes to build a progressive and all inclusive nation. We have broken apart to an extent that war mongering, ethnocentrism and chaos has become the order of the day. Worse still, all indices is showing that it will only get worse going forward. How is Endsars protest or revolution going to be the solution? The ongoing protest is the first time Nigerians are coming together to question the status quo and champion a paradigm shift. Since Nigeria came into existence, the people has never had any say on how their country should be run, rather it has always been a group of selfish politicians or ethnocentric soldiers who have always done everything just to favour themselves while excluding the interests of the masses. Now is the opportunity for us Nigerians to dictate how we want to be ruled and the kind of government we want. Our prayer over the years that South should unite seems to have been answered. The current protest is passionately being led by individuals from virtually every part of the South.... |
This will continue until the following conditions are met: 1. SARS/SWAT is disbanded. 2. Nigeria is restructured. 3. Service cheifs sacked. 4. Buhari steps down. 5. Corrupt governors steps down. Until then no retreat, no surrender. |
seunmsg:Evil knows no tribe or religion. If check very well in other SARS formations you will likely see others like this man, even if they may not be totally satanic like him. |
AllOfUsAtManna:These few paragraphs you wrote here can make a horror film. I bet people like Hitler and Idi Amin Dada are learning work where this evil man dey. That man must be the Lucifer himself. SMH! |
nairalandankrah:Loosely translated, it means: "God should come and rescue them from their unfortunate situation in the hands of SARS. Who will see their lovely mother. God please save us and we will forever serve you" It is so heart breaking watching and listening as they sang so hopelessly. Every one of those SARS at Awkuzu must be brought to book. This evil is no different to what Nazi Germany did to Jews. Tufiakwa!! |
So she's from Ebonyi? Never knew! |
These ones are jokers. Who even wrote those placards for them because I know 90% of them can't read or write ![]() |
Wow, another victory for Endsars protesters. The devil never knew that a day like this will come. |
FeloniousFelon:See this abo.ki talking gibberish. Majority of these Savage policemen are from the North. Their accent, illiteracy and lack of exposure always give them away. Do not come online to say rubbish. You're calling Southerners slave, but don't worry, the country will be split very soon so you can have your stone age republic. |
Wow, I'm enjoying this blockbuster movie going on in Nigeria ATM. New dimensions are being added every passing minute and the tempo keeps increasing. Brace up guys, it's about to go down!! |
blacknp:Lol, quit running from pillar to post, the protest actually started in the states, Delta precisely and spread across the country. You say we should hold governors responsible? Good, that's the more reason we need to protest and even cause revolution so that Nigeria will be completely restructured and powers vested on the governors, then we can always hold them responsible without Abuja interfering. |
I bet you, no one whether highly placed or not will want to be on the wrong side of the protesters now. Things are escalating and no one is assured of their place anymore including the incompetent GCFR. Aside police reforms, we must achieve two things with the protests i.e. restructuring and slashing of NASS outrageous salary and allowances or else we are not backing out. |
blacknp:STFU! If they join now you political jobbers will still be the ones to say that PDP has hijacked it or any other nonsense. No, it is the people's revolution, and just like the French Revolution, it is the masses, proliterates and peasants that will champion it! |
The ruling idiats are becoming desperate but it will shock them to realize that this is just morning. We are not backing out until at least Nigeria is restructured and NASS outrageous salary and benefits slashed significantly. We are making history! "Lazy Nigerian youths" are now shocking them that we're not lazy after all. |
That's the spirit. No retreat, no surrender until we end the evil system and put in place a people oriented government. |
This revelation is so apt and shocking. Everything is turning out exactly as he predicted it. |
The irresponsible government have already exhausted their plans of stopping the protest yet it continues to gain momentum. They paid some social media influencers to sabotage it, it failed! They paid some abo.ki to attack them, it failed too! Next will be to use army to force them, but that is where things will spiral out of control. |
Africonji:STFU!! They're doing the right thing by protesting against all the evils that have befallen them. |
What do we call this now? Nigerian revolution or what?! Guys, this is our own spring and we must maintain the momentum until this country is transformed. We will keep ending all the evils and moving to the next until there is non left. Thank God we have lots of unemployed or underemployed youths who are already frustrated with life. We have nothing to lose after all. So aluta continua.... Victoria ascerta!! |
They should sustain the momentum. Renaming those armed robbers and murderers doesn't change anything. They're still a menace to the society. |
BUSHHUNTER:What Sowore said is obviously the truth. Some people have been compromised and that Segalink dude is certainly one of them. When I read the rubbish he wrote on Twitter on how the protest has been hijacked by politicians and should be called off immediately, I knew that something wasn't right but I now understand where his misguided motivation is coming from. Shame on them all but Nigerians will continue until there is significant change for the better. |
The country is fast dividing into two. The North-South faultline is now widening and Southerners are increasingly coming to the realization that either everyone is allowed to chart its own course and destiny under a restructured Nigeria or we go our separate ways. This is the opportunity to transform the protest from Endsars to RestructureNigeria because in its own will even solve the SARS problem too. |
hayoholla:God bless you!! We all need to rise up and challenge the evil status quo or else we and the generations unborn will continue to live in inhumane misery. |
omenka:You can't say he is a nobody because this is a faceless forum. Who knows he may even be far above you in real life. You should learn to be humble. |
EastGold:Lagos is not synonymous to SW, same way Abuja is not synonymous to NC! Stop being ridiculous, the protest started in SS and when it got to Lagos, Southerners in Lagos joined in full force, same way those in Abuja did too. The two cities of Lagos and Abuja are very influential in Nigeria for obvious reasons and any serious protests there will have widespread implications. There were massive protests recorded in places like Delta, Owerri, Benin, Aba, Ibadan and all over the world by people from every section of the South so why do would you want to personalize it? This primitive ethnocentrism on everything will not help you. I don't know what you mean by begging because I didn't see anyone begging. |
GreatrAnalyst:Don't mind these kids. Nigeria is as weak as any banana republic out there but they will be fantasizing like Nigeria is one super power nation. Unlike countries like China, Russia, Iran, Brazil, India and even Egypt that are truly independent and can tell the West to go fvck themselves in their face, Nigeria on the other still takes orders from the West and the ruling elite are always afraid of being blacklisted. The truth is that we the people can force the ruling elite to change for the better and they will have no choice than to obey. |
EastGold:Is Delta not in SS? At least, they even started it and it got to Lagos and snowballed. Everyone in the South contributed to its success. Let's use same energy to go for restructuring now. How can Zamfara be mining gold and selling to federal government at going market price yet those from South are to be shared. |
Juliusmalema:Why not make your own point if you've any instead of trolling people up and down. |
