Gaddem it!

Every bloody man jack is sitting tight!

Paul Biya is still president?
He was president when I was a toddler!

They had better all shake in their shoes!

Mostly Black Africa left on the list now . . . .

Next stop is Gadafi,Mugabe and Gbagbo. And a stern warning to all African sit tight intender. Its going to be very intresting to watch.

You are all making mouth with your keyboards, the people of Egypt and Tunisia came out boldly and removed their dictators and noy cyber noisemakers from Nairaland. The best you can do is to vote in Nigeria's 2011 elections. I know for sure that none of you even registered.
@ OP
Do not use that word "WHO ARE WE REMOVING NEXT" You were never part of it, in fact people like you never gave the Tunisians and Egyptians any chance.
How many protests have you participated in Nigeria?
How many times have you voted in Nigeria?
Did you register for the 2011 elections?

If you pass these few questions, then I will give you an unreserved apology, GBAM
Note: I know Nigerians hate the truth with a passion, anyone that types non-sense reply here is on his/her own.

@adino
Young Man if u gat nothring to say lock up ya @#$%ing Mouth,

These are the people dat dont want to move!!! They so much believe he has comfort, Just check him out and u will be amazed!!!

Grow up Adino, And stop these ur myopic and pessimistic atitude!!!

@ Tommy or whatever. Do yourself a favor and make sure you register for 2015 elections, becos I know you did not register for this election. Those people fought and laboured for what they are enjoying today.Do not sit and type rubish with ur keyboard. Go and ask great Nigerian students of old, who was the great Ogaga. U definitely do not know him. But try and emulate your namesake.

The next is gonna be paul biya, i think. As i see, the other provinces are not given priority as his zone.

adino:

@ Tommy or whatever. Do yourself a favor and make sure you register for 2015 elections, becos I know you did not register for this election. Those people fought and laboured for what they are enjoying today.Do not sit and type rubish with your keyboard. Go and ask great Nigerian students of old, who was the great Ogaga. U definitely do not know him. But try and emulate your namesake.

Child!!!, Student Politician, Greatest Gbo Gbo, Grow Up!!!

So as I was saying folks, we have to start these up for our brothers, You may not know who is reading this now, It just takes one person to twit this subject in Sudan and it will go viral!!,

Lets believe this and not be a Pessimistic Alibino,

Muammar Ghaddafi must be shitting on himself now. Baskard

Chei, nigerians never cease to amaze me. They 've failed to quench the fire in their house, but are battling fiercely to extinguish the fire in

another man's land. Most are even equating "nigerian democracy" to good governance! The level of corruption in "democratic one nigeria" is light years

ahead of the afforementioned countries. Ghadaffi is much better than any democratically elected leader in the dungeon called nigerian. Many nigerians are

even dying to get to Ghadaffi's Lybia.

The question should be how to remove the "sit-tight" corruption/tribalism that has been and still plaguing your "democratic one nigeria" ?

[size=20pt]It has just started as I professied, !!!!!

Thousands In Streets of Algiers Demanding Change of Government-VOA[/size]

Source: http://www.saharareporters.com/news-page/thousands-streets-algiers-demanding-change-government-voa-0

[size=15pt]INEC watchout!!!! Better make this election the best or else we go gada for Jega House Jaga Jaga him!!![/size]

@Alex 01
I wonder for these dreamers oh, these are people who find it very comfortable to sleep in the homes and complain about Nigeria's problem. What amazed me in Egypt is the kind of maturity and sophistication of the Egyptian army (hallmark of Mubarak). No gun shot, no intimidation, the people were even chating and playing with them throughout the protest. An opposition figure even openly called the egyptian Army 'The Army Of The People and Not the Army of the regime'
Did anybody notice the good and clean looking roads throughout egypt and the massive infrastructures in place. Most of these were built by the mubarak if I am not mistaken. Somebody like Mubarak woukd definitely be a hero in Nigeria with our non-sense democracy coupled with small boys internet noise makers.
The Egyptian people were just tired of him not that they do not appreciate him, if not for him i bet the islamists that gunned down his predecessor would have made egypt worse than iran.