Angelfrost:


Why can't our youth have the common sense to demand good leadership prior to elections? Why can't our youths unanimously vote out bad leaders?... This is where true revolution begins.

As if your votes count...

ElsonMorali:


As if your votes count...

One bridge at a time, sir... Didn't the votes count in the removal of Jonathan in 2015?...

Can't stop laughing here .
Nigerians never see anything. This is just the beginning

Angelfrost:


One bridge at a time, sir... Didn't the votes count in the removal of Jonathan in 2015?...

Nigeria's elections are always about who can rig the most.

One step at a time... It's been 20years since the beginning of democracy. There are some Nairalanders who never witnessed military rule. How long is Nigeria going to keep taking tiny, baby steps while African countries like Ghana and Rwanda are taking huge giant steps?

Nigerian leaders rest secure in the knowledge that the masses are their greatest ally.

They know that our mumu buttons are ethnicity and religion. They've been pressing them buttons over night since 1999.

splendour7:
huhh? Yorubas Protest Against Injustice Done To The Igbos? How? When? I Mean Where? This Is Laughable!

I have noted your postings. No need discussing anything with ignoramus that wants and should have known History 101 about Nigeria.

Here is your assignment. Go and research why Nzeogwu coup failed with your likes given a task to carry out in your region.

You do not want to leave Nigeria, you want to loot Nigeria as you did by invading Mid-West and again under Jonathan. Nothing can succeed in Nigeria under the trust of people like you.

The problem is you hide within patriots from the East.

Kajoka:


To save face.

If there wasn't such evidence they would have kept mute like the case of Nnmandi Kanu.

Bro We talking Sowore who has been in active activism since the days of Abacha.

This is a game of Chess. It could go either way.

Sahara Reporter would keep releasing one thing or the other till the polity becomes saturated

Note:This is just my private opinion. I hold sway for no one

No, since the days of Babangida. One of his first protests was against Babangida scam IMF loan which IMF later admitted recently was a failure as most of their loans given to African countries.

michoim:
Someone with good conscience will readily wonder where are these so-called revolutionists all the 16 years PDP were busy looting the nation's treasury with callous impunity, culminating in Diezani(the mother of all looters fleeing to London)...where was Sowore, the indian helm merchant, then; that suddenly 'wake up' after losing in an election where the electorate votes shows that he is no body in Nigeria political space but being used by PDP/ATIKU...

Even after Buhari's first 4 years, your excuse still remains PDP? So lame!

ElsonMorali:


Nigeria's elections are always about who can rig the most.

One step at a time... It's been 20years since the beginning of democracy. There are some Nairalanders who never witnessed military rule. How long is Nigeria going to keep taking tiny, baby steps while African countries like Ghana and Rwanda are taking huge giant steps?

Nigerian leaders rest secure in the knowledge that the masses are their greatest ally.

They know that our mumu buttons are ethnicity and religion. They've been pressing them buttons over night since 1999.

I see your point sir... But, that makes what Sowore is trying out bound to fail.

A nation of youths that can't unite with their voters' cards, how do you expect them to unite to the streets for a revolution?

Kylekent59:
If I were sowore, I would build a tunnel that I can use to escape in case of scenario such as this.


Autocratic tyranny tyranising the country.


Which ever way, he should be locked up. Nmandi Kanu was locked up and was charged with treason, even the yorubas or some hausas didn't support him.

Now it's Sowore, who was also among the reason GEJ lose the 2015 election.

Things done still come around to hunt.


Buhari must finish his rule, weather tyranny or autocracy, he is in best position to rule Nigeria.

No need for that.

He would have simply removed his simcard from his phone

Realdeals:
seriously?

STUPIDD long write up

netpro:
Good. He will cool off there eating his watery beans.

Any muumu politician who wants to ignite fire in Nigeria will be dealt with squarely.

Paid daft member

OfoIgbo:


I don't think there are that many Yoruba youths in Abuja.

For this revolution not to be snuffed out before it takes root, IPOB and MASSOB have to get involved. The Shia involvement will also help. All these will cause the security forces to seriously disperse their personnel widely, thus making it easier for a revolutionary critical mass to build up

God forbid that IPOB joins Afonja.
These baerebe(in Hausa = double faced cretins)

googi:


I have noted your postings. No need discussing anything with ignoramus that wants and should have known History 101 about Nigeria.

Here is your assignment. Go and research why Nzeogwu coup failed with your likes given a task to carry out in your region.

You do not want to leave Nigeria, you want to loot Nigeria as you did by invading Mid-West and again under Jonathan. Nothing can succeed in Nigeria under the trust of people like you.

The problem is you hide within patriots from the East.

Oga Sharrap! Just Tell Me Where And When Afonjas Protested Against Injustice Done To Igbos,,,stop Jumping Around.

Omo see as them dress like GI Joe


Tell them to face Boko Haram now, and they will be shaking like generator wey wan knock

Angelfrost:


I see your point sir... But, that makes what Sowore is trying out bound to fail.

A nation of youths that can't unite with their voters' cards, how do you expect them to unite to the streets for a revolution?

you are right and I do agree with you.

Nigerian youths have decided not to be better than their parents.

We've inherited tribal and religious animosity and most likely will pass same down to our kids.

It's so sad and a shame really considering how truly great Nigeria can be if only we try.

ElsonMorali:


you are right and I do agree with you.

Nigerian youths have decided not to be better than their parents.

We've inherited tribal and religious animosity and most likely will pass same down to our kids.

It's so sad and a shame really considering how truly great Nigeria can be if only we try.

Beyond great... That's probably where I agree (to a little degree) with the Biafra agitators. That this nation uniting for better is a pipe dream of the eternally lost. Maybe, division is truly the way forward... I don't see this nation ever uniting for good...

We were probably never meant to be a nation led by one clueless leader after another... Pity!!!

I read somewhere on twitter that he was staying at Radison Blu Hotel, guess that was a lie. I think Sowore knew this will happen, after that meeting with Nnamdi Kanu, I knew something was brewing. Let us watch as the game unfolds.

Angelfrost:


Beyond great... That's probably where I agree (to a little degree) with the Biafra agitators. That this nation uniting for better is a pipe dream of the eternally lost. Maybe, division is truly the way forward... I don't see this nation ever uniting for good...

We were probably never meant to be a nation led by one clueless leader after another... Pity!!!

I concur.