KingsCity:
Are you telling me that no one is ready to risk N50m to stand surety for a former presidential candidate?

Though that revolution rubbish was stewpid, I still expect his people to help him anyway.

You don't talk of revolution after you contested and lost the last presidential election! In a democracy, if you want to effect a change, you have to wait till the next election!

You are out of point sir. It's only in 3rd world countries that protest and revolution is called STEWPID!!!

He's a citizen of this country, he has every right to call for revolution!!!

What is Buhari afraid off Didn't he do worse

This government keeps losing respect on a daily basis!!!

Setting a trap all in the name of bail condition is absolutely rubbish sir!!!

Wiseandtrue:

You are out of point sir. It's only in 3rd world countries that protest and revolution is called STEWPID!!!

He's a citizen of this country, he has every right to call for revolution!!!

What is Buhari afraid off Didn't he do worse

This government keeps losing respect on a daily basis!!!

Setting a trap all in the name of bail condition is absolutely rubbish sir!!!

KingsCity:


No dear, my dictionary defines revolution as forcible overthrow of government. Revolution is like talking about violent change and I don't think any government will seat by and watch that happen

He could have named it any other thing but not revolution

Wiseandtrue:

You are out of point sir. It's only in 3rd world countries that protest and revolution is called STEWPID!!!

He's a citizen of this country, he has every right to call for revolution!!!

What is Buhari afraid off Didn't he do worse

This government keeps losing respect on a daily basis!!!

Setting a trap all in the name of bail condition is absolutely rubbish sir!!!

gloriaunobi:
I said it that he will languish and parish in prison and his people and supporters are not even ready to do anything

richie240:

Lolz.
U guys keep spamming d social media space with d same poo: "his ppl abandoned him".
Biko, answer D's simple questions:
1. Was d revolution in the interest of "his ppl" or a massage of his own political ego?
2. Which of "his ppl" did he consult (4 advice) b4 embarking on his revolution? Nnamdi KANU! Last time I checked, KANU has never hidden his bile and detest for d Yoruba's.

So, if from d onset, he showed blatantly DT he was Working in tandem with d avowed enemy of 'his ppl', so what's d fuss? Let nnamdi kanu's ipob whose (perennial) tactless advice he cherished and executed come to his aid!

Its beneath ur lots to tell yorubas what to do. Yorubas don't act on sentiments/emotion like u do just because 'he's my bloda'.
Biko, as a man lay his bed so does he lie on it

richie240:

Lolz.
U guys keep spamming d social media space with d same poo: "his ppl abandoned him".
Biko, answer D's simple questions:
1. Was d revolution in the interest of "his ppl" or a massage of his own political ego?
2. Which of "his ppl" did he consult (4 advice) b4 embarking on his revolution? Nnamdi KANU! Last time I checked, KANU has never hidden his bile and detest for d Yoruba's.

So, if from d onset, he showed blatantly DT he was Working in tandem with d avowed enemy of 'his ppl', so what's d fuss? Let nnamdi kanu's ipob whose (perennial) tactless advice he cherished and executed come to his aid!

Its beneath ur lots to tell yorubas what to do. Yorubas don't act on sentiments/emotion like u do just because 'he's my bloda'.
Biko, as a man lay his bed so does he lie on it

Guestlander:


Don't mind them. Perhaps Nnamdi Kanu was "his people" he consulted.

KingsCity:


No dear, my dictionary defines revolution as forcible overthrow of government. Revolution is like talking about violent change and I don't think any government will seat by and watch that happen

He could have named it any other thing but not revolution

KingsCity:


No dear, my dictionary defines revolution as forcible overthrow of government. Revolution is like talking about violent change and I don't think any government will seat by and watch that happen

He could have named it any other thing but not revolution

netpro:


First REVOLUTION is not Peaceful Protest. Take note.

And Politicians who lost election should not turn around within few months to organise Revolution.

Sowore will be out. His current situation is just a teaching moment. Hope he learns.

fykes:
Me don't think d money is d problem... The problem is the guy is an unstable xter. ( it's obviously genetic)
So no one wants to stand surety for such a bloke.
He may even jump bail and both u and ur money is in trouble...

Again, South west politicians... Don't want to associate with him so as not to seem to support his stance against buharis govt.

KingsCity:
Are you telling me that no one is ready to risk N50m to stand surety for a former presidential candidate?

Though that revolution rubbish was stewpid, I still expect his people to help him anyway.

You don't talk of revolution after you contested and lost the last presidential election! In a democracy, if you want to effect a change, you have to wait till the next election!

KingsCity:


No dear, my dictionary defines revolution as forcible overthrow of government. Revolution is like talking about violent change and I don't think any government will seat by and watch that happen

He could have named it any other thing but not revolution

Midas01:
Was the revolution peaceful or not?
Did any protesters wield arms or cause civil unrest?

Where did you learn that a person who just lost an election is not qualified to call for a revolution?

Sowore has nothing to learn from this stupid arrest, he has faced worse and always came out more fierce and patriotic.

Rather it is your useless leaders that should learn good governance and how not to kill unarmed protesters.

Midas01:
Sowore unstable? Lol, ever since the 80s he has been resolute in his quest for better governance and has risked his life for that course.

Ask yourself which other politician has ever done so for Nigeria.

slimfit1:
We Yoruba people are trying to please Buhari so thats why otherwise EFCC will begin to look for fault as usual.

seunmsg:


You tiny ethnic rats should stop tribalising Sowore’s advocacy for good governance in Nigeria. Sowore’s fight is for all Nigerians and not the Yoruba people. Nnamdi Kanu’s struggle is for the Igbo people and opposition PDP so, it’s normal for those he’s fighting for to rise up and defend him when necessary.

Nigerians from all ethnic groups should unite and support Sowore in his fight against the political class. Let’s stop tribalising his struggle. PDP and APC elites are united in their effort to silence him, we need Nigerians to be united in the effort to secure his freedom.

slimfit1:
We Yoruba people are trying to please Buhari so thats why otherwise EFCC will begin to look for fault as usual.

fykes:

If someone who wants to be a president of a country through a democratic election only to turn around and want to forcefully overthrow his opponent in the election after losing is not unstable, then unstable has another meaning.

KingsCity:
Are you telling me that no one is ready to risk N50m to stand surety for a former presidential candidate?

Though that revolution rubbish was stewpid, I still expect his people to help him anyway.

You don't talk of revolution after you contested and lost the last presidential election! In a democracy, if you want to effect a change, you have to wait till the next election!

Oshigun:


Thank you. The problem is that everything for some people is about denting the armour of the Yorubas who have now become a barometer for the best practices and behaviour in Nigeria. Some , like Reno Omocry, assume that if you bring up Kanu and Sowore bail comparison you somehow manage to make Yorubas look bad. This is the thinking of Reno and many respondents here.

The simple truth, supported by countless historical evidence, is that the Yorubas have never failed to support what/who they believe in passionately and with all they have. They also do not blindly support their wrongdoers either as others do. Sowore lost credibility with the Yorubas because of the point you made. Yorubas are the wrong people to expect to back lawless and hypocritical behaviour. They are intelligent enough to note that anyone contesting to be President is saying that he/she wants to transform Nigeria through the most powerful office in the land. When such a person then loses the election, we think they should try again and work harder as Buhari did many times. Tinubu shed blood and went to court a million times to rid the SW of the PDP. Aregbe won and became governor through the court. We all saw how Mrs. Ayoka Adebayo was kidnapped and forced to announce PDP winner in Ekiti to the detriment of ACN and Yorubas then. Tinubu and even the biggest loser, Fayemi, decided to march to court to reclaim the stolen mandate. They did not call for revolution or a destabilisation of Ekiti during those dark days.

We all doggedly marched behind Jagaban lawfully and patiently throughout that trying period. We should now become a lawless people in 2019 because Sowore lost an election and does not want accept the fact that Nigerians have democratically elected those they want to lead them and rejected him?

We never expected Sowore to create rebellion against the office he sought officially but could not gain the vote occupy. Yorubas , shunning Sowore, are simply telling him to be a democrat 24/7 and not when it suits him. Lose an election (GEJ 2015 loss) to then disturb Nigeria with IPOB/Biafra noise is how the lawless and immature Igbos roll. Never Yorubas and Sowore should get this distinction right before he misbehaves again and is jailed for life. Yorubas are the only ethnic group with the conviction and number to stay the course if they believe in a cause. Sowore should remember this before misbehaving in future to then assume we will back him.