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I respect Nnamdi Kanu, IMO he remains the only true saviour Nigerians had but they rejected him, ridiculed him, supported his imprisonment and instead chose to glorify fake political messiah like Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso who are desperate to fulfill their political ambitions, who will not make genuine sacrifices to liberate them from the contraption..... There is no electoral revolution as long as those organizing and participating in the election are your oppressors. If you and many other Nigerians are serious, you need to start now to demand for your freedom.....

WhizdomXX:
2027 can be an electoral revolution, if it's successful across the legislature too.

For those hoping on Peter Obi or any other candidate as the messiah to fix Nigeria.... 2027 presidential election outcome will not solve Nigeria's problem because who ever emerges is bound to uphold a fraudulent constitution. He is bound to safeguard the injustice of Nigeria's cosmetic unity.....

Read the comments made by notable users on my thread "Nigerians, Your Only Alternative Is A Revolution - Nnamdi Kanu" I will use this medium to reply them.

Why does Nigeria need a revolution?

@domPerignon makes the case about outcome of revolutions always benefiting a few while @nairalanda1 makes a strong argument regarding capitalism with strong regulations. In all the submissions made, both users failed to acknowledge one important factor that makes a revolution inevitable. When there is sustained pervasive injustice, pain and oppression orchestrated by seat tight undemocratic leaders against their own people, there can be no reprieve, freedom or genuine progress without a deliberate effort by the people to end the reign of such leaders. In my opinion, Nigeria crossed the threshold of a failed state during Buhari's government, ripe for a people back revolution that would've paved the way for a reset through a national referendum but Nigerians preferred to repeat the same mistake they have always made since 1999, thinking that voting in another politician every 4 years will some how turn around their fortune. @domperignon and @nairalanda1 submissions also failed to acknowledge the fact that Nigeria is only a country on paper, it is not a nation of a united people. The 1999 patched up constitution that had no direct input from the people in its creation but continues to exist till this day remains a true testament of the injustice and fraudulent foundation that Nigeria operates on. I know that many people reading this, may view a revolution as being a violent campaign but in reality that is not always the case. You revolt to send a message of your displeasure over the actions of your oppressors. In some cases, some oppressors won't need brutal force to stop while others will need sustained mass disobedience to yield, it all depends on how far as a people Nigerians are willing to go to gain their freedom.

Nigeria will need a revolution because those in power are too selfish and hardened to let go of the status quo that they have enjoyed for so long, Nigeria's unity must be renegotiated for the people to be free and these hardened politicial leeches will need to go for that to happen. Unless a revolution that will pave the way for a national referendum happens, Nigerians will remain victims of a 1999 constitutional injustice that only promotes hateful tribalism, division, toxicity, retrogression, corruption and bad leadership. All indigenous people will remain endangered species to a Fulani Islamic bloody conquest that seeks to erase them over their ancestral land....

Recent reports from Sahara Reporters which I shared in the thread titled "How NSA Nuhu Rubadu Ordered The Military To Conceal Fulani Terrorists Attacks" indicates a new dangerous sinister dimension over Tinubu's desperate plan to remain in power beyond 2027. NSA Ribadu famous for his recent utterances calling deadly terrorists brother has once again orchestrated another questionable cover-up policy aimed at eroding accountability, public trust and literally turning Nigeria military into a political secret cult over the fight against fulani jihadists. If this report by Sahara reporters is true then Nigerians should not expect an end but a surge to the security challenges facing the country....

Covering up atrocious mass killings of the innocent is callous, a grave injustice that only serves to embolden the ruthless killers, aiding them from facing the law.... Nigerians must rise up to demand accountability, NSA Ribadu needs to be called out. if nothing is done to stop this, no one will be spared from the widespread security crisis that will consume the country over this diabolical plan by Tinubu's government..... The blood of the innocent cries for justice, they will surely get justice in due time.....

Peter Obi and Kwankwaso won't do anything extraordinary than what they were known for as governors. Don't expect a miracle from them if they somehow emerge as winners of 2027 presidential election.... they can't give what they don't have.....Any politician like Peter Obi or Kwankwaso promising to make Nigeria prosperous is either being naive or a pretender because Nigeria in it's current form is a failed project that cannot bring about any kind of sustainable national progress. The people are better off rallying behind a candidate that will commit to using his office if elected president to support and push through a national referendum towards a total decentralization or disintegration of the country....

Mynd44:
Say what you might about kwankwaso but he was a fine governor.

Below is follow up update regarding this news published by Sahara Reporters

Military sources told SaharaReporters that the move followed the publication of an exclusive report detailing the coordinated insurgent assaults on two military installations in Yobe, which reportedly resulted in significant casualties among troops and Mobile Police officers.

The Nigerian Army has set up an internal probe panel to identify and track down personnel suspected of leaking details of recent deadly Boko Haram attacks on military formations in Yobe State, amid mounting pressure from top security authorities.

The sources said the development triggered anger within top security circles in Abuja, prompting an immediate internal response.

A military source said one of the commanders received calls immediately after the story was published.

The source explained that there was anger within top military circles that information about the attack had reached the media so quickly.

Following the development, a committee was reportedly set up to identify and track down soldiers suspected of working with media houses.

“They were angry that information about the attack got to the media so quickly. After that, a committee was set up to fish out soldiers working with media houses,” one of the military sources said.

According to the sources, the newly constituted committee has been mandated to trace the flow of operational information from within military formations to journalists, with particular focus on recent Boko Haram and ISWAP-related incidents.

The sources further alleged that military authorities have tightened information control, instructing personnel to withhold details of such attacks.

“We were told clearly that going forward, information about Boko Haram or ISWAP attacks should not be made public until after the 2027 elections,” the source alleged.

“They said such reports are damaging the image of the government and the military. The instruction was that operational failures should be managed internally.”

There are also concerns over possible disciplinary action against soldiers suspected of speaking to the press.

“Commanders warned that any soldier found communicating with the media would face severe punishment,” another source said.

“The threat was serious. People are scared because they believe they can be framed or targeted at any time.”

The development comes in the wake of Boko Haram attacks on two military formations in Yobe State, including a Theatre Training Centre in Buniyadi and a brigade location in Buni Gari, both of which were reportedly hit in coordinated midnight assaults.

https://saharareporters.com/2026/05/11/breaking-nigerian-army-sets-probe-panel-track-soldiers-who-leaked-yobe-terror-attack

Didn't you read that a call was made from the NSA's office to suppress the attack..... Ribadu is in charge of the NSA office so he made the call, he needs to explain why such evil directive was issued out from his office... If Nigeria was a country, the national assembly should've summoned him by now.... Nigeria remains a costly contraption that breeds bad leadership and injustice.....

omenka:
I absolutely dont care that the Op choose a title that is at variance with the title from the original article a standard 2k attitude. It is common practice in military and intelligence circles to conceal the loses that state suffers from enemy activities. US and Israel for instance has been doing it with the Iran War. Russia has been doing it with Ukraine.

The world over, this is the norm, and for a good reason. The enemies themselves do the same; declare their victories and conceal their defeats.

But i know the minds of some enemies of Nigeria who double as fanatical supporters of the 2k dispenser can never get the hang of the strategy.

Nigeria is not a country but an evil contraption that needs to end for the people to live and progress.....

Sources told SaharaReporters that shortly after the publication of the newspaper’s exclusive report detailing how at least 36 soldiers and Mobile Police officers were killed during coordinated attacks in Gujba Local Government Area of Yobe State, commanders expressed anger that the information leaked to the press.

Fresh details have emerged following the deadly Boko Haram attacks on two military formations in Yobe State, with military sources alleging that top Nigerian Army authorities have begun a crackdown on soldiers suspected of leaking operational failures to the media after pressure from the office of the National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu.

Sources told SaharaReporters that shortly after the publication of the newspaper’s exclusive report detailing how at least 36 soldiers and Mobile Police officers were killed during coordinated attacks in Gujba Local Government Area of Yobe State, commanders expressed anger that the information leaked to the press.

The attacks occurred around 1:00 a.m. on Thursday night into Friday morning when Boko Haram insurgents stormed the Theatre Training Centre in Buniyadi and the 27 Task Force Brigade in Buni Gari, both located in the hometown of Yobe State Governor, Mai Mala Buni.

Military sources told SaharaReporters that the publication of the incident angered top security officials in Abuja.

“One of the commanders received a call immediately after the story was published. The commander said the call came from the National Security Adviser Ribadu’s office,” a military source said.

"They were angry that information about the attack got to the media so quickly.”

The source said that military commanders were instructed to suppress reports relating to Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa Province attacks ahead of the 2027 general elections.

“We were told clearly that going forward, information about Boko Haram or ISWAP attacks should not be made public until after the 2027 elections,” the source alleged.

"They said such reports are damaging the image of President Bola Tinubu’s government and the military. The instruction was that operational failures should be managed internally.”

The source further claimed that threats were issued against soldiers suspected of leaking information to journalists.

“Commanders warned that any soldier found communicating with the media would face severe punishment,” the source said.

"The threat was serious. People are scared because they believe they can be framed or targeted at any time.”

SaharaReporters had earlier reported that dozens of security personnel were killed after insurgents launched simultaneous assaults on the two military facilities in Yobe.

One of the soldiers who survived the attack had narrated how the insurgents invaded the formations during the midnight assault.

"My camp was attacked by Boko Haram. In 27TF BDE Buni Gari, three soldiers were killed in action and the attack started around 1:00 a.m. The Boko Haram (terrorists) were attacking us and at the same time attacking our neighbouring camp,” the soldier had told SaharaReporters.

Another military source described the incident as one of the deadliest recent attacks on troops in the area.

"Last night was bloody,” the soldier said in a voice recording obtained by SaharaReporters.

“We started hearing that Boko Haram was attacking Buniyadi around one o’clock in the morning. We wanted to reinforce them, but before we could move, they started attacking our own camp too.”

According to military sources, the Theatre Training Centre in Buniyadi recorded the highest casualties, with 17 Mobile Police officers undergoing training reportedly killed.

Sources added that 10 soldiers attached to the training programme and six permanently deployed soldiers also died during the attack, bringing the total death toll from both attacks to at least 36.

The latest allegations have raised fresh concerns over transparency within Nigeria’s military operations in the North-East, where insurgent groups continue to carry out deadly attacks despite repeated claims by authorities that terrorism has been largely contained.


https://saharareporters.com/2026/05/11/exclusive-tinubus-nsa-ribadu-orders-army-conceal-boko-haram-iswap-attacks-until-after

As many Nigerians continue to praise Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso, declaring them as messiah that will turn around their fortunes, I am forced to question why it appears those praising these men seem to have forgotten their antecedents when they were governors. It is record as exposed by Nnamdi Kanu that Peter Obi as Anambra governor, masterminded the extra judicial killings of over 80 MASSOB members dumping their bodies in ezu river after which he bribed Uwazuruike over N40 million to exonerate him over the killings (Here is link to video https://m.youtube.com/shorts/LnUMc_Ng-_8) while Kwankwaso did nothing spectacular than plunging his state into massive debt within 8 years as governor.... Below is a fact check publication done by TheCable on Kwankwaso in 2022....

Rabiu Kwankwaso, former governor of Kano state and presidential flagbearer of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), has claimed that during his eight years tenure, his administration never borrowed.

Kwankwaso made this claim on Saturday, November 19 at the presidential town hall series titled The Candidates, hosted by Kadaria Ahmed, a journalist and media entrepreneur.

“Rabiu Kwankwaso did not borrow anyone Naira from any bank, any individual or from anybody, either in this country or abroad,” he said.

“I am one governor who has never borrowed, and in fact, I hate anything borrowing. Not only that, in 1999, when I was elected as governor, I inherited a lot of debt which I paid in four years.

"I lost the election in 2003. Eight years after, I came back and inherited another debt, and in four years I paid. I left Kano without owing one naira.”

He equally made the same claim on Sunday, November 13 when he attended the presidential town hall meeting organised by Channels Television.

In response to how he would finance the nation’s budget without incurring more debt, again Kwankwaso said as governor of Kano, his government never borrowed.

“In Kano, we never had the issue of an unbalanced budget because we keep our eyes on whatever is coming and we look at what is necessary, or important to be done. I am not one of those in a hurry to borrow money to do anything,” he said.

“There is so much money in this country. Anybody who says there is no money in this country either doesn’t know or wants to be mischievous. There is enough money to take care of each and every one of us in this country.

“We have done it before in Kano from 1999 to 2003. We met a lot of debt and we paid them off. After eight years, when I went back as governor, I met debts of hundreds of millions of US dollars and we settled them before I left in 2015.

“I am talking of borrowing money either from banks or individuals. We never borrowed for the eight years while I was governor.”

In 2021, in an interview with Arise TV, Kwankwaso accused Abdullahi Ganduje of plunging Kano state into huge debt. Once again, he claimed that during the eight years he spent in office as governor, he never borrowed one naira.

How true is the claim that Kano state never borrowed while Kwankwaso was governor?

Rabiu Kwankwaso was the governor of Kano state between 1999 and 2003.

He lost his re-election bid in 2003. Thereafter he was appointed as the minister of defence, from 2003- 2007.

In 2011, he was re-elected as governor of Kano state.

The Debt Management Office (DMO) has no available data on its website to back the claim that Kwankwaso either borrowed or not during his first tenure which lasted between 1999 and 2003.

External debt reduced by 9.89 per cent between 2011 & 2015

According to data from the DMO, in 2011, Kano had an external debt of $63.94 million when Kwankwaso assumed office for his second tenure.

Domestic debt increased by over 1000 per cent

Official data from DMO revealed that between 2011 and 2015, during Kwankwaso’s second term in office, domestic debt in Kano increased by 1008 per cent

In the year 2011 when he was re-elected, there was an existing domestic debt of N5.87 billion. In 2015, when he left office, the state debt had increased to N65 billion, a 1008 per cent increase.

Clearly, an increase in domestic debt might necessarily not be a result of more borrowing when factors like increase in interest rate and foreign exchange differential are considered.

However, checks by TheCable revealed that foreign exchange differential was not responsible for the humongous increase in debt. Also, an increase in interest rate in 4 years couldn’t have led to a 1008 per cent increase in the debt profile of the state.

In fact, the average exchange rate was N155 to $1 in 2011, and N197 to $1 in 2015

Abdullahi Ganduje admitted that the state borrowed

Before they fell out, Ganduje, Kwankwaso’s deputy governor, who later succeeded him as governor in 2015, said it was normal for his predecessor to have left the state in debt of over 300 billion naira – a figure far higher than DMO’s estimate.

“I don’t think Kwankwaso has committed any crime for living behind these huge liabilities because whatever happened was planned, coordinated and executed with me,” Ganduje said.

He also condemned those who criticised Kwankwaso for the debt the state had accumulated, he further rationalised the borrowing, owing to the sudden drop in oil revenue at that time.

He was quoted to have encouraged residents of Kano to applaud his predecessor for transforming the state in spite of the debt burden.

“I knew everything, the anticipations were high and we thought that things, according to oil money, will continue to be smooth. Suddenly, there was that disgracing drop,” Ganduje was quoted to have said in a 2015 report.

“In any case, living behind liabilities from one government to another is a normal thing. Those who are today shouting will do the same or even worst by the time they assumed office. My governor Kwankwaso deserved to be highly praised for embarking upon the genuine transformational job in Kano state.”

According to another news report, in 2015, local contractors in the state asked anti-corruption agencies to probe kwankwaso for an alleged debt of N200 billion and for crippling indigenous contractors before running to the senate.

In 2015, Auduwa Maitangaran, the state chairman of Nigeria’s chamber of indigenous contractors said over 50 contractors in Kano were sent to prison and more than 100 members were on admission in hospitals due to the nonpayment of their monies by the Kwankwaso administration.

“We have lost over 40 members who died as a result of illnesses they developed following the delay in releasing their funds by the former governor,” he said.

The contractor said “Kwankwaso only paid 30 per cent of the entire projects he executed in four years”, leaving behind 70 per cent unpaid, adding that 50 per cent of indigenous contractors were not paid their monies as at the end of that administration.

“Alhaji Idi Bilya our member died of heart attack due to nonpayment of his money and another member Alhaji Ibrahim Carpenter who has over N50m with Kano state government cannot produce N5,000 now. This is wickedness,” the chairman of the contractors was quoted in a 2015 report.

Muhammad Garba, a former commissioner of information, also accused Kwankwaso of borrowing N4.1bn pensioners’ funds to build housing estates.

Daily Trust quoted Garba to have said: “Kwankwaso borrowed the sum of N4.1bn pensioners’ funds to build Bandirawo and Amana Housing estates with the aim that pensioners could benefit from the houses.

“But when he realized that the houses are too expensive for them to occupy, he slashed their prices by 50 per cent and even at that, the pensioners could not afford to buy the houses.”

Verdict

Kwankwaso’s claim that his administration never borrowed as governor of Kano is false. Adequate data shows that the state’s domestic debt increased by a whopping 1008 per cent. Also, his predecessor and contractors in the state admitted to the huge increase in domestic debt as a result of borrowing.


https://factcheck.thecable.ng/fact-check-kwankwaso-borrowed-kanos-domestic-debt-increased-by-over-1000-between-2011-and-2015-2/

NDC supporters and social media enthusiasts keep screaming online that Nigeria will be OK in 2027, Nigeria will be OK. I wonder, how will it be OK? How can politicians like Peter Obi and Kwankwaso who have been tested and exposed in their previous portfolios proffer solutions to Nigeria's economic and security challenges....?

Since many Nigerians are bent on not doing their due diligence but prefer sentiments over Obi and Kwankwaso presidential candidacy, if they somehow miraculously win 2027 presidential election, I will reiterate that unless Peter Obi and Kwankwaso commit to using first 100 days in office to push through a national referendum towards a total decentralization or disintegration of the country, they will end up wasting another 4 years without achieving anything.....

Your region is already under siege by Fulani marauders.....

Christistruth00:
Just keep it far away from Lagos and Yorubaland thist ime

The indigenous people will decide the kind of government and constitution they want after the revolution….

EmperorIsaac:
The problem is what comes after the revolution!

Not sure regarding the points you made but it still doesn't take away the fact that Fulani jihadist bandits are killing people and taking over their land..... If you watched the video, the argument here is, should people continue to fold their arms, do nothing all because of "One Nigeria" and allow politicians, Fulani killers to destroy them? Kanu's central message which I share is that the injustice, death, pain and retrogression the people continue to face under "One Nigeria" will stop when there is true freedom and this freedom can only come through a revolution that will destroy all evil politicians guarding the status quo against their people to pave the way for a new nation under a new people backed constitution or separate regional nations..... I do not know why you keep trying to derail the thread, pushing a zionist/marxist agenda to water down the points raised in the video.... For your information, I am aware of Nnamdi Kanu's Jewish (zionist) religious beliefs (he often uses jewish name when praying) which I do not subscribe to but what he said several years ago about Nigeria remains true because it is self evident....

DomPerignon:
You guys are a manufactured identity starting with the Ibo Israelism that the British instilled that lie so as to get you guys a better identity and a supremacist attitude in the hopes you will be the ones to be their proxy rulers of Nigeria when they leave.

Every of your collective politicking, identity has been crafted and handed to you by the British Anglo-Zionists.

Your first batch of university educated graduates spent half the time being indoctrinated with Marxist rubbish and that's why they all came back with the Marxist ideology.

That Marxist ideology will give birth to the Zikist movement with Ifeanjuna being a second generation Marxist who was indoctrinated at Ibadan by first generation Ibo Marxist lecturing at that institution.

Even your Ojukwu was a card carrying member of the British Communist Party Oxford student branch and the only thing he got from his supposed education was how to lead a violent communist revolution in Nigeria hence why he joined the army as an NCO in a bid to instigate a rebellion and seize power for himself.

How about Victor Rothschild? We know he sent his thugs by way of one of the Kray Twins to iron things out on how to stage a coup and bring forth a Communist centrist govt which was exactly what Ironsi did with his decree 34 on assuming power.

You don't know this, but every thought process in you is a second hand form of communist/Marxist indoctrination.

I.P.O.B Zionism was chosen to replace Zikist Marxism because Marxism and Communism is not palatable anymore but Zionism is now a big thing among the conquered and occupied western world with all their puppet leaders drooling at the feet of Judas and bowing reverance to the remains of a Roman wall in Jerusalem.

Your Zionist and Marxist assumptions are irrelevant to Kanu's message. What matters is the truth, I agree with Nnamdi Kanu..... Nigerians have no other alternative at this point but a revolution if they want to be free.... Only when this happens can all indigenous people come together to create a new constitution if they want to remain together or go their separate ways....

Nothing will change for the better until people rise up to end the contraption....

DomPerignon:
The egg reference is from both Lenin and later on Stalin.

This is confirmation that Kanu and his I.P.O.B had both Zionist and Marxist influence.

His reference to hot words like revolution are all Marxist-Leninist tropes.

Don't mind him..... It's obvious many like him are only supporting Peter Obi because they want an igbo presidency.... They don't care if Obi will be a good leader or not....

kedeojo:
So nmandi kanu is no longer truthful because he exposed the bigot. truly, you guys from east are really a mob. obi will never become president of Nigeria. you guys should better be strategizing how to get Biafra or remain a political orphan. a governor can influence even the commissioner of police and even his or her redeploying if he is not comfortable with him or her. obi has already been exposed to the kind of person he is.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wynfVKkSoNs

Egg is very precious and very pretty but if you want to make scrambled egg, if you want to make omelette, you must crack it open, that's how life is. If you want a good life, if you want 24 hours electricity, if you want to go to good schools. If you want to go to good hospitals in your village, you must revolt. There must be a revolution!

We have started in the East, others must join us so that we can all have a decent future to bequeath to our children or else Fulani will take you over....

It's simple, you either embark on a revolution to save yourselves or you keep talking rubbish about one Nigeria and Fulanis will kill you anyway.....The more you talk about one Nigeria, the more Fulani will continue to act with impunity....

Do you think I derive joy in posting these revelations by Nnamdi Kanu or you think Peter Obi (your messiah) is a sacred cow that shouldn't be probed?..... Nigerians need to be asking critical questions before supporting any politician. If Buhari was held to account for the atrocities he committed as a military president, as PTDF chairman, his bigotry towards non-Muslims and non-fulanis, he would've lost 2015 election and you wouldn't have Tinubu as your president today.... I've consistently advocated that Nigerians stand no chance of changing the status quo without a revolution that will bring about a total decentralization or disintegration of the country..... Even when faced with this inevitable path, many Nigerians continue to push for a Peter Obi presidency without doing any due diligence to see that he is no different from other desperate politicians who offer nothing but a continuation of the vicious cycle of retrogression and pain.... @Streetinvestor2 if one of the people that were killed and dumped in Ezu river was your brother or sister, I am certain you won't be here supporting Peter Obi without demanding an independent investigation to unravel the role he played over the massacre......

Streetinvestor2:
Post the pictures of your mama on her knees. Then use AI to generate obi behind doing it.That way it will draw traffic..lol

Don't be carried away by the euphoria, do your due diligence before supporting any politician. I guess Nigerians wouldn't have been in this APC mess if people weren't carried away by the cult like following Buhari enjoyed in 2015.... Nnamdi Kanu also revealed that Uwazuruike collected N40 million bribe from Peter Obi to absolve him of the killings and to support his re-election..... You can open the link below to watch the video

https://m.youtube.com/shorts/LnUMc_Ng-_8

Streetinvestor2:
We are not interested. As the CP of any state is answerable to IG.The IG answerable to the president. Was obi the president then.
Just post about obi and your mo..ther.It will sell better

If it's true Peter Obi carried out extra judicial killings as a governor, how is he better than other dirty politicians? I've followed Nnamdi Kanu's messages and hardly does he say anything without getting his facts right.... Who ordered the killing of those people and dumbing of their bodies in Ezu river.....?

Streetinvestor2:
Why don't u post obi with your MAa on the bed.It will draw more attention

I wonder why many Nigerians supporting Peter Obi do not want to do a due diligence on him.... Below are snippets of revelations made by Nnamdi Kanu....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvDis5eNMnU

Nnamdi Kanu and Uwazuruike accuse Peter Obi of mass murder in Anambra. Open the link below to watch the video -
https://m.youtube.com/shorts/LnUMc_Ng-_8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BG_Yw2KimM4

Is Peter Obi truly what he claims....?

IMO, that's the best option for Peter Obi if he genuinely want to help Nigerians.....

Bahamas95:
I agree with the above commenter.


Instead of jumping from one party to another he should just go back to APGA....... Even his supporters might get confused on election day.

Nnamdi Kanu has not been forgotten.... Igbos will have their say next year....

My advice to Peter Obi, collapse your presidential campaign to avoid another heart break, return to APGA and use your popularity to champion the cause for a national referendum that will liberate all Nigerians from the 1999 constitution....

I came across a trending home page thread titled "Peter Obi dumps ADC" a long epistle in which he lamented over marginalization and betrayals by fellow opposition party members.... When I think of Peter Obi's multiple defections, APGA, PDP, Labour, ADC and now NDC, I remember this.....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUlEp1OHRMw&pp=ygUVUGV0ZXIgb2JpIGkgd2lsbCBhcGdh

Nigeria is an unjust country, Peter Obi the serial defector hopefully will learn the hard way in 2027 that igbo presidency remains a taboo in the British contraption.....

Since 1999, what have you and other Nigerians gained from elections, recycling political parties and politicians every 4 years? Did it strengthen Nigeria's unity or weaken it further? Did it make live better or worse for Nigerians? How bad will it get before you and others who share the same views come to your senses to see how costly, hopeless and destructive it is in keeping this injustice called "One Nigeria" that will continue to kill your people, deny them freedom and prosperity.....? How many more will need to die for you to uphold the Ɓritish contraption that has not and may never favor you except the powerful few eating away your future all in the name of "One Nigeria"..... I know that you've made up your mind to remain asleep and support the vicious cycle. My final submission remains, if the outome of the 2027 election does not wake you up then nothing will....

budaatum:
In a democracy, you accept you ignorantly elected a government that imposed "it's draconia will and retrogressive policies indefinitely on a suffering populace", if that's what they are doing, and you open your eyes at the next election so that you do not make the same stupid ignorant mistake!



Please confess that you do not like my answer as stated in mine you quoted, because electing Obi will not solve the problems that Nigeria faces, which is not just "unify Nigeria or stop Fulanis expansionist agenda current ravaging the north, middle belt and part of your region the south west", like you want to assume, but increased participation by all in the governance of our united Nigeria!

All that electing Obi or anyone else for that matter, apart from APC, will do is change the actual party and government of Nigeria to a new party with a new agenda! Because we can not keep electing the same party many are wailing about and expect the agenda to change! And we will be proving to ourselves that we chose who rules us.

Please know that I am not conversing or responding to you for your sake, nor do I care what you think. I am responding to you so more rational beings can consider what I have to say about whatever it is you pose!

A revolution becomes inevitable when a democratically formed government chooses to impose it's draconia will and retrogressive policies indefinitely on a suffering populace..... A revolution is not a call to destruction but a call to liberation from a hopeless situation..... I've told you severally, you can't expect people, many who are continually treated unjustly, who can't express their consent over the unity of a country to subscribe to progressive national ideals yet you continue to pretend openly heaping it all on voting and national political office elections.... You stylishly dudged my question which I will ask you again, how will making Peter Obi president unify Nigeria or stop Fulanis expansionist agenda current ravaging the north, middle belt and part of your region the south west.....? Until you answer this question, we may continue the conversation.....

budaatum:
Nigeria's root problem is the non-participation of Nigerians in Nigeria's development and progress. And that is what voting and elections will eventually solve in 2127 if we start now! And no, that date there is not an error, unlike your own "2027", like you think we are proposing a miracle.

Your own miraculous revolution, on the other hand, is more a revolt to destroy what already exists! And you think you'd be better off afterwards, to which I disagree.

Let me tell you a secret. Tinubu is increasing taxation on Nigerians with the loans he is collecting. The plan is, when you feel the yoke of future governments taking a larger proportion of your hard earned income as tax, you will wake up and vote to decide who takes steals your money from inside your pocket.

My own hope is that we wake up long before 2127, or we might be waking up as slaves!

What crime did Kanu commit?

paramakina202:
Na who write this nonsense?
It is Nnamdi Kanu Vs FG of Nigeria.
If you commit you must do the time in prison.

I had refrained from replying you earlier but will do so in order to correct a misconception behind your comment. The fact that I do not subscribe to your election or voting does not mean that I am using Kanu's release as a basis to hide. You are free to check my profile because my opinion over Nnamdi Kanu's unjust incarceration has nothing to do with elections as this has been my position ever since I joined the forum.... I asked you the last time in another thread, how will 2027 election solve Nigeria's root problem? You failed to provide a convincing reply..... Will the Fulanis bloody expansionist Islamic agenda suddenly end if Peter Obi miraculously becomes Nigeria's president? You know better but choose to deceive yourself.... Go ahead and vote for Peter Obi if he emerges as a presidential contestant, his victory or Tinubu's victory in 2027 won't solve Nigeria's problem....

budaatum:
We all know you think elections and voting are useless, so don't think you fool us by trying to hide behind Kanu's release!

I am Yoruba, and I want Obi to win so we can have a change from APC. So my hope is Igbos do not listen to your sit at home, because even if my Obi does not win Igbo and every Nigerian voter's voice must be loud so we are all heard!

Bianca Ojukwu? You are funny..... The only way you and your government will understand better will be when all south east states boycott next year's election and other national events starting from 2027 if Nnamdi Kanu is not released.....

Burob:
No Mr Man, the joke is on Mazi Kanu that u are here wailing for.

U people think everything is about cho cho cho, empty barrel chest beating.

Only President Tinubu can grant your Oga his freedom, just wait Bianca Ojukwu (nee Onoh) The Minister for Foreign Affairs will do the begging for u.

The joke is on you, I didn't ask you for money.....

Burob:
Go & progress your life, The Federal Republic of Nigeria will not do anything for u prosper in the zoo.

Na lazy man dey wait for Government.

I do not know those you are referring to but I can promise you this, Nigeria will make no genuine progress as a nation or attain lasting peace until truth and justice prevails.... Say all you want to say to blackmail Nnamdi Kanu or his people but you and others will keep going around in cycles, nothing will stop the retrogression of the contraption.... The only way out is a national referendum over the unity of the country....

Burob:
Shameless people, they want to blame Tinubu for the jailing of their advocate of terror.

The deceit game they chose to play, is the reason Mazi Kanu is incarcerated today.

They keep doing the same cho cho cho shenanigans, but expecting a different outcome.

Yes there are many Nigerians including non-igbos that want an igbo Peter Obi presidency.... I am not one of them as I've never advocated for that because an igbo presidency won't solve Nigeria's problem.... Nnamdi Kanu deserves justice and this can be attained through an unconditional release and a public apology by Nigeria's government.....

Burob:
A typical Empty Barrel lamba chest beating, after all the sit @ home for 5 years, what did they gain?

Absolutely Nada, election season done come again, they done forget our man Mazi Kanu for Sokoto, na election hallucinations to enter Aso Rock dey sweet them now.

A hallucination for the President of The Federal Republic of Nigeria to be pursued, but never to be attained.