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IS HIGH TIME WE KNOW THAT THERE HAS NEVER BE ONE NIGERIA EVEN BEFORE NOW.....














FINAL SOLUTION : REVOLUTION OR DIS-INTEGRETION.

God told him tht? oh I forgot he is a political prophet because he predicts da future... I ve seen this film before [color=#006600][/color]

There will be no revolution.

We no wan wound. We no wan Kpai. Papa dey for house. Mama dey for house. We wan build house. We don build house...

Who get ear make e hear, no go tell anybody say u see me for here#singinging 2FACE-only me#

*in 2face's voice......i hope i live 2 c whr majority of d pple wil b gainfully employed*

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When the youths were supposed to take to the streets,they didn't. Is it now that we are seeing glimpse of hope? Fuel everywhere, roads getting better, we can easily vote for whom we want, relatively power stability, Freedom of information, New look airports, Railways, Jobs by you win and SURE-P, New Nija Bridge, Lagos-Ibadan expressway under construction I doubt if the youths will revolt after seeing Nija working again.

Afam4eva:
You comment is very myopic. So, Jonathan is NIgeria's problem? Why then we we complaining when Obasanjo and Yaradua were there? Nigeria's problem is bigger than anybody. This will be a fight against the people that have been holding NIgeria captive.

we have two classes in 9ja the Powerful and the Powerless period. The youth will not continued to be ignored by the Elite this is reality. Some things are very obvious how long will the youth stand for gross kleptocracy and nepotism. Change is inevitable one way or the other!

All of you saying it's an obvious fact are just dumb IMO. Ok, it is a fact "it will happen", this is the same thing y'all have been saying all this while yet NOTHING!

So, here comes a man who tells you how it's gonna be like and when and why it's gonna happen and yet you still say it is an obvious fact, bearing in mind that he has been correct on some earlier prophecies?

Make the revolution start jor, my bunkers are 70% ready, well stocked and nice though I need a babe to start a nation with after. Apply within.

Demdem: Excellent development.
I hope that revolution will sweep the retardeen from power enroute kirikiri.
Enough of foolishness and stupidity in Aso Rock.

If you are taken to aso rock you did become a hen drenched in rain. some people overplay at the gallery here.

100% On POINT

Demdem: Excellent development.
I hope that revolution will sweep the retardeen from power enroute kirikiri.
Enough of foolishness and stupidity in Aso Rock.

You are just displaying your foolishness and stupidity here on nairaland. Be informed that even if Jonathan dies today, nothing will change. Obasanjo stayed in aso rock for 8 years and didn't achieve anything. Northerners ruled for 38 years and ruined Nigeria. Jonathan is not a magician. As for revolution, forget it. That will never happen in Nigeria because we are divided between ethnic and religious lines.

Teddy Jonathan: Thank GOD I made FP............¤dancing SURUGEDE mixed wid a touch of ALINGO

when an ibo man says ..."chai".......wel,i reserve my comment

THERE CAN'T BE ANY REVOLUTION SIMPLY BECAUSE nigerians ARE NOT READY!
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THE ISSUE OF SUBSIDY PROVIDED US WITH A GREAT OPPORTUNITY BUT WE SETTLED FOR LESS!
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WE ARE VERY UN-PATRIOTIC, SELF-CENTERED WHICH IS ANOTHER REASON WE CAN'T REVOLUTIONIZED THIS COUNTRY.
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TRIBALISM, RELIGIONALISM AND TERRORISM DON'T WORK HAND IN HAND WITH REVOLUTION.
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IF ANYONE DARES TO STAGE A REVOLUTION AT THIS VOLATILE STAGE OF THE COUNTRY, PEJ's English go fine pass am d@'s if d person live to tell his story.

All na lie

Even Stevie Wonder could see that there will be a revolution if the government keep on stretching the youths. TB Joshua please try again. Tell us what we don't know already

Hahahaha.very funny. Before you all get overly excited, read again what was written. Not once in that writeup did I see nigeria being mentioned. He said it's a message to the world (not nigeria) and before you guys move to point out that nigeria is part of the world (obviously),we all know that a typical nigerian would rather complain than revolt. And by the way, this prophesy ain't worth a dime. There is no time frame,and no particular part of the world was mentioned. "i can see it coming" and "message to the world"? Oh cut me some slack.
What are the chances of a revolution happening in some part of the world within the next em..em..let's see...em..50 years? I'll tell you. It's a 100%. So good people of nairaland, what is the prophesy in that?
Come to think of it,i think nigeria is ripe for a revolution.
***goes back to eating his 30naira bread with stale palm wine***

Abagworo:
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An example is this Rivers State issue. People are lying to the Presidency that it is only opposition political parties that are angry but in reality majority of Nigerians are very mad at the actions of the FG....

LOL! You are very naive and disillusioned. Go sample opinions from the entire SS/SE/MB/N and even SW and come back to spew this poo again. For your information, its only the blind/extremist/hypocritical ACN/CPC supporters that are behind Amaechi.

How come there is no wide protest in Rivers. I even read on a thread here that protesters are coming from the North. SMH

[size=15pt]i need to go buy me a weapon. i cant wait for dis to happen. enough is a enough. na police we go start from. to kill a snake you have to start from the head. the intimidation is too much in dis country.all of them are stealing our future cos of wickedness. all oil company must shut down, before thunder strike them.[/size]

Read again..... Its stated, this message is for the whole world, Nigeria wasnt mentioned in that write-up. Anyone who commented with thoughts of Nigeria in his is a fat f00l. Hhahahahahaah

Abagworo: But its obvious. The way this government disregards the feeling of the masses must end up in a revolution. Sometimes I just wonder if they really know how the common man feels or they are surrounded by liars.

An example is this Rivers State issue. People are lying to the Presidency that it is only opposition political parties that are angry but in reality majority of Nigerians are very mad at the actions of the FG. I won't be surprised if the revolution comes sooner than expected.

And i ask just this once, Abagworo, can you actually in all honesty name just one past and maybe present Government that has harkened to the voices of the masses?

Revolutions in Nigeria is percieved as Riots in selected areas or strikes which sometimes are not nationwide.

This is Nigeria, we've seen it all and trust me it cant get worse, life is much more precious to us than politics because if revolution was to take place, what is the end game strategy? Do you have any?

martinbillings: When the youths were supposed to take to the streets,they didn't. Is it now that we are seeing glimpse of hope? Fuel everywhere, roads getting better, we can easily vote for whom we want, relatively power stability, Freedom of information, New look airports, Railways, Jobs by you win and SURE-P, New Nija Bridge, Lagos-Ibadan expressway under construction I doubt if the youths will revolt after seeing Nija working again.

Bros I tire for the criminals called opposition.

Let them "revolute" na, we are waiting. They will inherit their region and their own natural resource after then.

adahib: Hahahaha.very funny. Before you all get overly excited, read again what was written. Not once in that writeup did I see nigeria being mentioned. He said it's a message to the world (not nigeria) and before you guys move to point out that nigeria is part of the world (obviously),we all know that a typical nigerian would rather complain than revolt. And by the way, this prophesy ain't worth a dime. There is no time frame,and no particular part of the world was mentioned. "i can see it coming" and "message to the world"? Oh cut me some slack.
What are the chances of a revolution happening in some part of the world within the next em..em..let's see...em..50 years? I'll tell you. It's a 100%. So good people of nairaland, what is the prophesy in that?
Come to think of it,i think nigeria is ripe for a revolution.
***goes back to eating his 30naira bread with stale palm wine***

u will eat that for the rest of your miserable life.

what will revolution bring? nothing but bloodshed, sorrow and weeping. no one is even talking about fixing problems throubling naij. there is a massive inequality at the moment which has caused a very low living standard, poverty, unemployment, lack of eligible singles, housing e.t.c this is what should be adressed. if america did it then naija can.

BUSH.HUNTER:
IS HIGH TIME WE KNOW THAT THERE HAS NEVER BE ONE NIGERIA EVEN BEFORE NOW.....


FINAL SOLUTION : REVOLUTION OR DIS-INTEGRETION.

I disagree with you, how can we "dis integration" as you put it We have only two classes powerless or powerful if your talking about tribal separation, the same elites will continue to rob the masses so that is not a solution.

Na today! Nigerians I know are not ready for any revolution even in 50 years to come. People here comparing us with the Arabs fail to realize that we Nigerians are cowards. Nobody is willing to die for his cause. We don't have the same mentality, oneness, and love like the Arabs. A good example is what happened during the subsidy crisis. Why Lagos was busy doing occupy Nigeria, portharourt guys were just enjoying themselves because of the long break from work. Even the lagosians that did occupy Nigeria also showed how much of a coward they were when everybody hid in their houses as GEJ deployed soldiers to Lagos. I would be very sincere here- any call for revolution, I will gladly join in the protests. But not in the streets with placards. I will be doing my own revolution in my sitting room with my eyes glued to channels television while also doing "first to comment" on every threads opened on nairaland at the time.

Afam4eva:
You comment is very myopic. So, Jonathan is NIgeria's problem? Why then we we complaining when Obasanjo and Yaradua were there? Nigeria's problem is bigger than anybody. This will be a fight against the people that have been holding NIgeria captive.

never mind the finger pointers. they do the worst in the shortestt time.

nigerians love their lives. i seee no revolution. aint no man fighting with cutlass, pure water or throwing stones with naija military.

If there is anything we can't run away from like our shadow in nigeria it is inescapable revolution..

druid06: Even robber band, though it is notorious for it's elasticity, it cuts when it passes it's breaking point. Same with metal like lead. Lead is notorious for it's density but it has a boiling point. You can only push a person to a corner and when it get's too much, that person would attack.

I am not prophet but this has been my debate with my friends about an incoming revolution. I get booed by some of my friends while others agree to my thesis. The french revolution started when the yardstick between the rich and the poor was too much. There was so much corruption that the rich get reacher while the poorer was left in worst situation. Then the poor took matters into their own hands and started a revolution.

The revolution that would happen in Nigeria is going to be bitter sweet. Though hundreds even thousands may loose their life but the country would return back to it's grace it once was when our colonial masters where still the leaders. I disagree about the part where the man in the synagogue said this problem could be averted if the government listens to the demand of their youth but the point Prophet T.B Joshua is forgetting is that our leaders never listen.

We've gotten to this abyss because our leaders never listen to our cries. They don't care for our future. It's all about them and their families as they indirectly handle the mantle of power to their own family. Even Mr. President has turned the Nigerian consitution and the Nigerian government into a laughing stock of the world.

I am ready for a revolution because I am sick and tired of our cries not being heard. I am sick and tired of the degrading nature of our socio-economic values and I want a better Nigeria. I want a Nigeria where my children and theirs would meet and enjoy. I want Nigeria to be returned back as the leading force in Africa and retrieve the mantle of being the giant of Africa.

We need a revolution for change.

You are making a very big mistake if you think and believe that the president is the problem of this country.