₦airaland Forum

Fujiyama:
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I engaged you because I expected to have a productive exchange.

I don't know how that turns me into a 'unity beggar' (whatever that means).

Do have a good day.

Fujiyama:
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Ok. I will engage you one last time.

You are quite clear on the "why".

The question now is the "how".

How does the disintegration take place in practice? How? You have not given any plans.

If you were given a megaphone and a platform to speak on this issue you would have to provide details on the "how".

You called me a unity beggar earlier without knowing anything about my political views on the future (or lack of it) of Nigeria. My question is a simple one: how do you intend to achieve disintegration? I asked you earlier about the nuts and bolts of a conference of ethnic nationalities or a referendum but you chose to ignore that and continue with emotional outbursts.

Once again, how?

JohnnA1:
HARIRA was PREGNANT, when IPOB killed her and her four children, yet this EzekWERE didn't say anything.
IGBOS ARE BEASTS IN HUMAN FORM!

Elistho:
In the presidential elections, a few others and I were disenfranchised because of unit problems, I went to the polling unit by 7AM, I waited till 5PM but couldn't vote. INEC arrived by 2:30PM after choas that day, I went home tired and frustrated.

Today, I wasn't in my polling unit, I took risk and traveled from my state capital to my location today. The road was so dry, Military everywhere, no public transport, I almost urinated in my cloths at the sight of armed forces men... I waited and luckily saw a bus, I ran to enter, we took a bush track... We were all scared, it wasn't easy this morning...

I arrived my unit, my neighbor asked me if I'm voting PDP, I was shocked, this is someone we both agreed to vote YPP, because he's a better candidate, she had been bought over with money... She directed me on what to do and who to meet to get my 5k there.

I queued, voted and step aside. The police man was bribed, he gave party agents way to stand and look at the votes cast, if it's PDP, they take you to the backyard, write your name and account number, expect 5k while they give you 1k as initial thank you.

I wasn't too shocked, this was the system... I wanted the money so badly, I was even laughed at... Coupled with my suffering today, plus during the presidentials everyone collected except me... Today, I can't boast of a thousand naira but I stood by grounds for the sake of equity and good conscience.

PDP won the unit, with a wide margin.. I was vexed... I came back home, even posted on my WhatsApp, I'm being laughed at, and I began wondering when doing good turned to a thing of mockery now....

I pray God opens a way for me so I can keep closing my eyes when I see money like this, as a student, 6k is way too much in this economy... But we move. On God.

This is me feeling fulfilled knowing I can criticize this governmet for the next four years with good conscience.

PDP will win in Akwa Ibom State as usual, but it's trash. But I know they're people like me, God bless you.

Fujiyama:
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The problem for you (and all of us, I should add) is that the will of the 10,000 prevails in the end. That is what has happened since the dawn of the 4th republic.

Yes, there is voter apathy.
Yes, there is separatist agitation in different parts of the country.
Biut have any of these problems nullified any of our election results? No they haven't. Elections take place (as they have since 1999) and the results are binding on all. The 10,000 effectively decide for 100 million. You may not like it but it is what it is.

The long term solution is for more people to be invested in the entire democratic process (and not just elections alone).



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I'm not sure who "you guys" are...

You haven't said anything new as such. Yes, we all know Nigeria's problems are of a deeply structural kind. We all agree on that. But what solution do you propose? Do you propose a referendum on the key issues? Do you propose a conference of ethnic nationalities? Do you propose yet another constitutional conference? If you do, how will you choose delegates to represent you at the discussion? Will you elect new delegates or your current elected lawmakers will represent you? Remember we have had constitutional conferences in the past? How did they go?

It is one thing to list Nigeria's many problems. It is quite another to have workable proposals on how to solve them. You say the foundation is rotten and needs to be torn down and rebuilt from scratch. Okay. How exactly do you propose this to be done?




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Ok.

Yet again, I want a primer on exactly how this "casting down" and "starting from the ground up" will play out in real terms. In ordinary, everyday language state exactly how you intend to do this?

Fujiyama:
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The problem for you (and all of us, I should add) is that the will of the 10,000 prevails in the end. That is what has happened since the dawn of the 4th republic.

Yes, there is voter apathy.
Yes, there is separatist agitation in different parts of the country.
Biut have any of these problems nullified any of our election results? No they haven't. Elections take place (as they have since 1999) and the results are binding on all. The 10,000 effectively decide for 100 million. You may not like it but it is what it is.

The long term solution is for more people to be invested in the entire democratic process (and not just elections alone).



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I'm not sure who "you guys" are...

You haven't said anything new as such. Yes, we all know Nigeria's problems are of a deeply structural kind. We all agree on that. But what solution do you propose? Do you propose a referendum on the key issues? Do you propose a conference of ethnic nationalities? Do you propose yet another constitutional conference? If you do, how will you choose delegates to represent you at the discussion? Will you elect new delegates or your current elected lawmakers will represent you? Remember we have had constitutional conferences in the past? How did they go?

It is one thing to list Nigeria's many problems. It is quite another to have workable proposals on how to solve them. You say the foundation is rotten and needs to be torn down and rebuilt from scratch. Okay. How exactly do you propose this to be done?




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Ok.

Yet again, I want a primer on exactly how this "casting down" and "starting from the ground up" will play out in real terms. In ordinary, everyday language state exactly how you intend to do this?

Fujiyama:
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Since we are all going to die in the end - what's the point in living? Why not just end it all right now?

Since all food is broken down in the end - why should we bother to cook? Why not just take energy pills and vitamin pill and be done with it?

You get the idea?

Your proposal is nothing new. It has been practiced for years in Nigeria and it has failed. The biggest problem with it is that it will NEVER be practiced by everyone at the same time. For every ten people that sit at home, two will go out to vote and the ten abstainers will be bound by the choices of the two who actually went out to vote.

The process is broken. The system is corrupt. That we can all agree on. But you can only fix the system and the process through purposeful action - by voting in people whom you have instructed beforehand to change our laws, institutions and processes - and by holding them fully accountable.

Apathy simply isn't an option.

Fujiyama:
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I hope this is sarcasm.

If voters don't vote bad leaders out then things won't change. Voters can't achieve this if they sit at home on election day.

superlanny:
In a working and normal country that uneducated thug should be cooling his heels in a prison cell, regretting why his oral cavity and brain always refuse to produce anything meaningful. No one person has the right to threaten or disrupt people for exercising their fundamental human right to vote.

TheDemola:
As seen on twitter:



https://twitter.com/iamprincegive/status/1636230130937757698?t=h8GpF0MHccW9DR76RGfrQg&s=19



https://twitter.com/iamprincegive/status/1636345010332266497?t=JsXTGcLiasGr1zZG7So04Q&s=19[/quote]Sorry to hear of your travail but this is what your failed country is all about. Is this NOT the same city/state that some M0R0NS are on here touting as the best city in Nigeria built by their so-called messiah and drug baron, Tiefnubu? It's sad that Nigeria has happened to your baby sister. May her soul rest in peace! You must support the break up of Nigeria to save lives!!

authentic18:
Blame Chris Ngige

Spanishmilf:
Why does my hand shakes and heart beat fast? It’s becoming frustrating at this point. I read alot of threads and i saw some people suggesting propanol.

I already got it. I take one per day. I’m yet to see a total change. Has anyone experienced this and note.

Have stopped drinking sodas
Have reduced my salt
Still not helping
This happens alot when I'm gaming.