@ruffydfire@ruffydfire Funny thing is that we don’t need the whole population to speak and act. We just need 4% of our populace willing to change this country at it’s actual cost for change. If not no change will ever come. It’s not a prayer or hope thing. It’s ACTION
Power is not served a la carte. To usher in the New Nigeria, you must first grab power.
Your gentleman politics should end now. You have the power to make them tremble & pee in their pants; use it! The road ahead is rough.
THIS IS NOT THE TIME TO ENTERTAIN FEAR!
The events of today have shown that removing Tinubu from power solves our problems 70%.
We have seen what happened in Benue State today. How a so-called Rev. Fr. (the governor) used his thugs to stop Peter Obi from entry.
It’s good that this is happening now so everyone will know what we’re up against.
The APC are afraid of what Obi represents; an egalitarian society, where equality, equity, & justice rule. A Nigeria where the children of nobodies will become somebodies without knowing anybody. They are scared of that!
Hunger, lack of food, is a means of control. The APC understands the power of chains, they want you in it & in check, hungry & beggarly; on your knees defeated. They want you to constantly depend on handouts.
They are scared of the man who came third.
Peter Obi is the reason Nigeria is relatively peaceful today. He has the capacity to shut down the country, but he won’t do that. His love for you trumps his ambition. He doesn’t want any harm to come your way. It is obvious the APC are the sponsors of the terrorism going on. They pull all the levers of power.
It is so because that is the power you gave to them. Their authority is what you say it is.
They fear unity, they will challenge any attempt to unite Nigerians. What Peter Obi represents is dangerous, it has the capacity to end impunity & criminality for good. They see in him, the capacity to galvanize Nigerians toward nation-building. One nation, under God, moving with a shared purpose. The APC cannot have that!
They would rather see the country burn to rule over its ashes. One candidate is Awol, hidden away in an undisclosed location, no one knows where he is. Meanwhile, Nigeria's official presidential jet is parked somewhere in Europe, accumulating debt on your behalf. In contrast, another candidate is traveling across Nigeria, doing his best to help citizens get started.
Yet, despite his efforts, he faces constant attacks from the government in power.
The government is truly unwise. The more you persecute Peter, the more Nigerians will rally to his cause. History is replete with examples.
In a place where anarchy rules, the innocent is the one receiving the most abuse. In a place where peace reigns, only the guilty is afraid.
They fear the candidate who supposedly came third, & now something has to give. We must activate every directorate of the OK Movement.
People must organize a welcoming party on the ground in every state, ready to welcome Peter Obi & mobilize for his protection. We have many powers we haven't even used. Fear is the enemy; they rule through fear. When people fear you, they will come to respect you.
This is not the time to cower; our mothers gave birth to no cowards. Once we lose our sense of fear, we are free. My People, there is a battle ahead. Ready yourselves, BE PREPARED! 💪
@mariolexxx@prinxe_B I agree with him, however contexts(the partner) matters. Let them know what they want to know, Understand their biases, especially the ones that informs their decision making and/or perception. If you think there’s info about you that your partner won’t accept Omo let them know
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This is the link to the articles for those asking.
Thank you for the support
He's a venture capital lawyer in case you'd like to do businesses with him.
Someone I really look up to.
This is not fiction. A Nigerian pastor, a brother of mine, has 9 members of his family hunted and slaughtered by Fulani terrorists. These are the realities our Nigerian brothers and sisters are facing alone. The church is absent. International community is absent. They are being hunted and slaughtered like animals and we in the west are simply watching. I am tired. I am sick of it. I am beyond burned. Who will be the one to stand at such a time as this? I refuse to be silent, I refuse to watch. At @buildingzionorg we are rebuilding communities ravished by terrorists, restoring hope and life. In fact, we already have rebuilt communities in Reverend Ezekiel’s community. Help us, help them. They are alone in this, but I, and @buildingzionorg stand hand in hand with them.
@BolanleStories@theee_oneeee It’s not maturity, they chose to love. The matured thing is to not get entangled in your business. What you got was pure love.
"I laughed over the Ycee 'Olodo Uprising' topic, not because I found it funny, but because he was identifying something in his time. However, he was seeing the latter stage of something that started in my own generation when I was probably his age.
I spoke about weaponized ignorance for the first time in 1994 when I wrote a piece on it. He is identifying the same phenomenon. The 'Olodo Uprising' was fathered by weaponized ignorance."
— Dele Farotimi
Monitor every fulani Keke & Okada riders in your village, monitor fulani suya, tiger nut sellers etc closely in your village. Some Igbo communities are awake while some are still sleeping, waiting for attacks to happen before they start acting. Go after them before they strike.
Listen to what this our brother from the core north said about Peter Obi.
"Anybody that asks you not to vote Peter Obi 2027, this is the question you will ask that person..."