obowunmi:

I know you love the attention but wasn't speaking to you - Omojuwa is in Europe.

shymexx:

However, how long are the people going to wait for, for things to change? Nigerians have waited for 52 years and for 52 years it has been the same vicious cycle of poverty, death, corruption, destruction etc. I don't think Nigerians want to wait any longer - and it's either we do something now, or the inevitable disintegration happens... Can't you see that all the different ethnic groups in Nigeria have started campaigning for autonomy? - and the longer things continue the way it's, the louder their voices are going to get...

We're more divided than ever and everyone has started aligning with their different ethnic groups and if things don't change, a bloody civil war would be inevitable...

cheddarking: I hate it when misguided and stup1d 'activists' make such Inciting comments.

If there is any Revolution in Nigeria, we would be utterly destroyed.

Somalia, Congo and Rwanda would be child's play compared to us.

This guy is such a retard.

What we need is good governance, not a bunch of cowboys running their mouths inciting people to destroy themselves.

mosun_ade: All they do is preach revolution on the internet, but then cant take the steps. I bet his family is abroad.

omosexy1:
Shymexx I believe you are not in this country and if that is the case, it would be very selfish of you to proffer bloody revolution as a solution. It is only the living that can tell stories. Nigerians are not scared to die but cautious. We still have a single belief (that we shall get to the promise land) and that belief is the only bond keeping the sovereignty of this country. Yes 52 years is a long time for change. However, change is coming. If you so passionately want Nigeria to move forward why don't you join a political group. At this stage, the talking should be over and the doing should start. GO AND JOIN A POLITICAL GROUP. YOU WILL BE AMAZED HOW YOUR IDEAS WILL BE APPRECIATED

Sheriff©:

Dude, your reference; Somalia, Congo,Rwanda all had a non-similar situation/senario as ours. Somali situation was not citizens or people fighting Govt. It was a section (Tribe) of the country fighting another in power. The same for both Congo and Rwanda. Please endeavour to cross check your facts adequately before (mis)informing people. What Omojuwa said or insinuated is a popular opinion. If the state we're in in the country is OK for you, then you're in the minority. Revolution is imminent but the kind or type is what is not clear yet. Mahatma Ghandi's revolution saved India; though his was different frm revolution of Che Enesto, Fidel Castro and all other classical revolutionaries. Revolution can be bloodless if the right and intellectuals helm it. God bless Nigeria as we await that change...

shymexx:

I'm not campaigning for a bloody revolution... All I'm saying is that, if you want Nigeria to survive this decade - it's either a revolution happens now, or the inevitable disintegration happens... Nigeria is a sinking ship and it's sinking faster than ever.. Perhaps, that's why we need to either rock the boat and steer it back in the right direction - or watch it sink to a point of no return...

shymexx:

I thought you were one of the clowns who like to attack my handle for no reason, or probably due to their insecurities and low self-esteem...

I take my comment back...

shymexx:

The ethnic/religious/cultural make up is beside the point here - it's the masses against elites, poor against the rich, and the downtrodden against the bullies... The power belongs to the people and the people make up more than 98% of the population... The voice of the masses is the voice of God - and this is the time to speak up and rock the boat....

Nigerians have waited for 52 years, and for 52 years the same thieving bastards have continued to destroy the people and the future of their unborn kids... It's either something drastic happens in Nigeria, or the country would end in an inevitable civil war... However, the only way to avoid a civil war is through revolution - the choice is yours!! People can't be docile forever, trust me - something must give way with time...

omosexy1:
My Nigeria is not a sinking ship. I don't know about yours. Every nation has its peculiar problem, the country is not different. Disintegration will never solve any issue rather multiple corrupt countries will spring up and create more problems to global economy. Our diversity is actually a blessing but we have fail to see it as such. Nigeria will be great and I truly believe in this country. The least you can do (because all I see is you typing on your keyboard) is to pray for great men to have the stomach and take up the challenge. We have great men but they are scared.

cheddarking:
The ethnic issue is the 'koko'

There is NO Nigerian People, there are only Tribes- each fighting for itself only.

That is the reason any revolution would be disastrous.

Excuse my brevity, I'm on a phone now.. .

shymexx:

Nigeria isn't a sinking ship with BZM and Bakassi threatening to declare separate countries? - With BH wrecking havoc in the North; attacks and counter-attacks in Jos; Tivs and Fulanis in Benue; Christians and Muslims everywhere; and the different ethnic groups buying up arms(in large quantities by the way) and preparing for the inevitable civil war?? How many times have cargo containers containing arms been seized in the last two years alone?? - yet you think Nigeria isn't a sinking ship, no? smh

You're living in denial, mate..

Boss13:
I HAVE TOLD YOU WHAT TO DO. STOP TYPING THIS STUFF. WHAT WILL YOU GAIN TO SEE YOUR COUNTRY DISINTEGRATE. WHAT KIND OF A HUMAN BEING ARE YOU? WHAT RIGHT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY NEGATIVE THINGS ABOUT THIS COUNTRY. WHAT HAVE YOU DO FOR NIGERIA. YOU WANT CHANGE BUT YOU SIT YOU FAT YANSH ON YOUR COMPUTER. PEOPLE ARE HAVING CONFERENCE ON FEDERALISM AND CO-EXISTENCE OF ALL ETHNIC GROUPS.

shymexx:

What do you guys keep creating new handles everyday to attack the voice of reason and the truth? I'm a black man and Nigeria is the biggest black country in the world, with the greatest potentials... I also don't need to remind you that I'm Nigerian as well(though some I might disagree and call me a fake Nigerian lol).. And as long as I stay black and continue to stay connected to my roots, I shall continue to critique Nigeria for being a disgrace to the black race...

cheddarking:

Trash talk from a Trashy Mind...

Are you willing to mortgage the future of your kids(born or unborn) simply to 'Revolutionise'?

Do you know the extent of widespread Weapon proliferation in Nigeria today?

Every last raggamuffin these days is armed with an AK, and is not afraid to use it even with our incompetent National Security Apparatus...

What then happens when Law and Order as we know it breaks down as a result of your 'revolution'?

Who will stop the gang of armed robbers from using their hardware to gain control of your Neighboorhood?

What will stop the OPC from declaring themselves kings of Lagos?

Who will serve as buffer between Hausa/Fulani and the Berom?

Even here on NL we see countless incidents of tribal attacks daily...

Imagine a situation where people are free to attack without fear of consequence..

You id1ots just tend to spout such BS without actually THINKING....

Jenkinson:

Really? And he didnt call for a revolution against the lagos state government? who is feeling the brunt more today? Jonathan's policies or lagosians crying because of the transportation crisis? How many days or hours or months did he spend criticizing the okada ban? Have you said anything intelligent here? I can imagine if it was Jonathan that banned Okada, the lunatic would have gone ballistic on twitter for years abusing GEJ.

It just goes to show your an omojuwa supporter? I was even thinking you were neutral in all this. Guess your one of his minnons he brain washes everyday and you will love to put your wide garri mouth to suck his pecker if he gives you the opportunity. Dense assed garri brain fart.

Tomorrow jonathan will make him special adviser on shit matters and his tune will change and you idiots that are his fans on twitter will start singing a different tune. Tell your leader omojuwa to go perform an enema through his ass and after that eat a burger to feed that his hanger shapped waif looking lab skeleton look alike body!

take dat: Omojuwa Beware, this government does not welcome criticism

cheddarking: I hate it when misguided and stup1d 'activists' make such Inciting comments.

If there is any Revolution in Nigeria, we would be utterly destroyed.

Somalia, Congo and Rwanda would be child's play compared to us.

This guy is such a retard.

What we need is good governance, not a bunch of cowboys running their mouths inciting people to destroy themselves.

omosexy1:

Certainly I am not happy about the State of our Nation. Its potentials are enormous even a day old baby can smell it. I know certainly that N[b][/b]igeria will not survive a revolution because there is so much hate. People will seize the opportunity to express this emotion (either to the rich, the police, landlords, ethnic groups, religious fanatics e.t.c). The revolution will become a useless one. Corruption is not our problem, a lot of people think corruption is. Nigeria's problem is its inability to produce pragmatic, creative, positive-thought/idea provoking leaders or one charismatic enough to surround himself with productive individuals. Also, the citizenry is yet to demand good governance by mounting pressure on the government. However, our awareness is increasing as this has been demonstrated during recent elections. What Nigeria needs are leaders who can harness the potentials in these country and not the ones telling us they will build roads and power (those issues should not be the core of your election campaign). Corruption doesn't stop our leaders to provide jobs or social amenities.
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For 52 years our fathers have failed us, their generation think more of themselves than the nation. Their greed has drowned Nigerian in the bottomless pit of corruption and economic stagnation. I just believe they should give the younger ones the chance to take over and change things. This can be done by infiltrating political parties and not by typing on computer/browsing the internet. I am already a member and I can't just wait for 2015, 2019, 2023. Change is coming but slowly and surely it will come.

I think the notion of Nigeria being the greatest in Africa should be dropped. Some African nations (driven by responsible leaders) are taking decisive measures aimed at growing their economy and improving the standard of living of its citizens

shymexx: It seems the unintelligent folks on the thread think revolution means civil war, or they're just feigning ignorance because they benefit directly or indirectly from the corrupt government... Arab Spring in Tunisia and Egypt = revolution... Islamic revolution of Iran, French revolution, Cuban revolution etc. is the type of revolution Nigeria needs...

The death rate in Nigeria is more then 10,000 annually, so Nigerians shouldn't be scared of dying... The roads might be rough at the beginning, however, the end will always justify the means... Someone needs to break this vicious cycle of poverty, corruption, nepotism, filth, underdevelopment, death, destruction etc. Nigeria should be representing the future of the black race, not the rubbish it's right now... I guess that's why I post with anger on NL everyday because we're too blessed and we've too much potentials to be as messed up as we're right now, to be honest...

Smh at the ignorance of nlers...

1025:

if there is any slowpok here, it is u and whatever u represent.
at least in somalia, congo and rwanda, every citizen is feeling the pains. let us go down the same time. i will die a sad man if nigeria will continue to be the property of a few criminals. we are all nigerians and deserve better treatments.
i am hearing of this guy for the first time but what he just said is the mind of many suffering nigerians.
for the sss, they will soon have a lot of arrests to make. it will get to a stage where the sss will find a hiding place for their heads.
jonathan cannot afford to treat nigerians like animals while himself and his friends share our public funds.
revolution is the only way forward and the time is now.
we must die today to live tomorrow.
a president that says he is not a general to boko haram and goes after peaceful protesters with soldiers will end up killing us with his tanks.
we are sure to die but will not die without voicing out our angers.
we knew how powerful saddam was and we could feel the heat of gaddafi yet they went down like christmas fowls. yesterday, gbagbo was the toast of power drunk men but today, we can say better. jonathan is a made up mind and we have to resist him.
sss will have a lot of arrests to make very soon i mean sooner than we think.

duni04:
I totally disagree with you. Here people are not allowed to select the leaders of their choice because these same thieves we call politicians always rig themselves in. Are we supposed to continue watching while they rig themselves in and continue looting?
PS A revolution doesn't necessarily connote violent change. In the middle of the last decade, Georgians moved en mass to the Presidential palace, camped there and told the president except he resigned, they wouldn't leave. The same thing happened in Ukraine and so many other countries. No lives were lost. Please a revolution does not imply violent change. Yes we've practised the violent form of Revolution in this country and it didn't work. Its time to take the less violent approach.

take dat: Omojuwa Beware, this government does not welcome criticism

ehie: by the time GEJ finishes with us...OBJ WILL LOOK LIKE A SAINT