@MFaarees_ What you are referring to is mob actions and criminality, in which no locality can exempt themself. Bringing such inhuman and barbaric but retrogresive actions into a constituted law is condemnable and diminishes us as a nation. Occupy ur mind with things that can improve mankind
@DavidHundeyin The truth is that most people are so lazy that they can't think for them selves but depend on Western media to create deceptive narratives for their consumption. They are even so lazy to think and debunk fallacies from the west, which was fashioned for their destruction.
@AfamDeluxo I share the same opinion with u. I believe that one's attitude to others is the main thing that defines one's relationship with God. Relying on those who claim they have direct contact with God is abuse of God's gift to us, which is the brain. We offend God when we don't use it.
Like 10 people will see this because my Twitter reach has been shadowbanned to the other side of infinity, but I had a conversation with @AnnGarrison a few days ago.
@Royal_Spotlight South east is waiting to see the seriousness of the protest. they don't want to be seen as the trouble makers. But, if they start, there wont be need for further protest because their energy will actualize all the demands of the protest
@lettersby_sam @renoomokri Reno I believe u are mistaking ur host country, economy with Nigeria. All u said does not reflect the reality on ground. people are suffering, are dying, are hungry, there is hopelessness. How else do u want to define economic hardship. stop being callous.
@shehu_mahdi Sir,it's good u know that those things U pointed out as the problem of the North is equally the problem of the south.When a country is sick everything in it becomes sick.There are destitutes both in the South and in the north almost on equal proportions.
Unintelligent, colorless, with a wicked touch of nepotism, incompetence, & unholy corruption. A hound that attacked the very essence of your livelihoods.
If there was anything worst than ineffectual, he would have made the cut. He couldn't even inspire himself.
Everywhere he went, he left the stench of poverty, hopelessness, despair, & regrets.
Today, only two people hype him. They do so not because of any type of real achievements, but sycophancy; the type that defies every sense of obligation.
He was the representative of a Nigeria that cried for help. The proof that popularity is not at par with capacity.
How will you run a country for 8 years & no one will invite you to give a lecture, nor deliver a "one-line" keynote address? In the life of me, I am yet to see a man as insignificant as this one.
My prayer is that someday, somehow, Nigerians will recover from the torture & the trauma. An unfortunate event in your annals of History; both as a military head of state, & a civilian ruler.
Like in all Forms of Rule, there is decline & plenty. But he took Nigeria to a place less than obscurity, & left many in multidimensional poverty. He offered no apologies, & blamed others but himself.
In fact, he warned that “under no circumstances should anyone invite him to render an account of his misrule.”
I doubt if anyone calls him for a naming ceremony. Very insignificant thus far; no impact, no legacy. A colorless personality, he won't even write a memoir of himself.
The fact that they can toy with your lives, & get away with it, is the most depressing. Such a privilege don't exist in other climes. And this is only a glimpse of how ineffectual & aloof he was.
How do you hate your country so much?
One could argue that some people used him to get to power, for their own selfish use. Having achieved their aim, they let him slide back into oblivion (to enjoy the rest of his misspent obscure life).
A calamity that befell a people.
A plague that defied every logic.
History will remain unkind to him.
@FS_Yusuf_ If I understood u very well, oppositions have to agree and come together in order overwhelm what ever method the ruling party what to use to rig the election or remain in power. I agree with u