TonyeBarcanista:

Well, that was very thoughtful of that person. Truly, if some of us have the resources we'll do much more for the Ijaw communities.

The last time I was home, I felt so bad but I was sadder when I realise that there was virtually little or nothing to be done by me as an individual.

One powerful tool at our disposal is the instrument of advocacy, calling for right to be done including policies from government at all levels.

We need a system that will outlive and put check to any government of the day.


May God Help Us!

Whynotthetruth:


Wonderful...

1)I support fiscal federalism 1000%

2)LNC was brought here by barcanista IMMEDIATELY Buhari won election as SECESSIONIST option.

3)IPOB came and because he wasn't recognized or was their any financial gain for him there...he declared war on them...when he felled, he tendered apology to them PUBLICLY...When APC coarsed him again, he started fighting them again ...

4)Why is he denting others image to market his stomach irrespective of relationship

Bizibi:
right now I don't care about govt,I think it is the individuals that can make things happen,I wish there can be a shadow govt in the region that can take care of the needs of niger deltans,what I saw yesterday made me change my mentality over night,I'm now poised to add something to my village.
Have come to realise that if the rural communities can be more developed than the cities then the govt will wake to their responsibility.
Abeg,you an I jaw person,you guys need a lot of work to do.....push your leaders and elite to do more.

TonyeBarcanista:
Boss, I can tell you 100% that government policy is very instrumental to development of any region and community. Any unfavorable policy will make the job of interventionists and philanthropists to be very difficult that what it should ordinarily be.

On my part, I am 100% loyal to the Ijaw and Niger Delta agenda! We have suffered enough

INTROVERT:
And now they want to stop OUR protest. The thunder that will fire all those security agents no get part 2



1paint of garri is 800
Dollar is 500
Kerosene that poor men use is over 300
Disel is up
Prices are up everywhere. Inflation is killing the country, all time high at almost 18%
Foreign direct investment dropped to ten year all time low
No light either.
People are hungry.
Girls are prostituting to survive
Our men have turned to beggars and armed robbers to survive.
Yet they are building vice president gate house for 250 million naira.
Politicians are just a bunch of thieves. APC AND PDP


THAT PROTEST MUST HOLD AND ANYONE WHO DO SENT LIKE IT SHOULD GO AND DIE.

TonyeBarcanista:
Lol...

Patriotism to the country must always take preeminence, which is lacking among citizens.

As for being a saint/sinner, I never loot any money, I never support any criminal undergoing trial, I never supported arsonists and terrorists irrespective of the circumstances, and I have taken lots of hard decisions.

Politically, I'm yet to soil my hands! I'm still a saint

TonyeBarcanista:
The salvation rally was not primarily against GEJ but for APC as a party and her aspirants.

Political parties and groups do rallies to draw support for their cause. TAN held rallies for GEJ and NOT protests, PDP held political rallies to draw support for PDP and not protest for(makes no sense) PDP.

Though a pro-APC rally has an indirect effect on the other group, it still doesn't qualify as calling against the other group.

When GTB places advert for GTB, it doesn't qualify to be anti-Diamond Bank ad despite the fact that the decision to bank with GTB will have indirect effect on Diamond Bank.


And check the caption of the pix, it is termed APC Rally not anti GEJ Protest.

Johncuppa:

My definition of not being a saint is not in corruption or whatsoever but your up and down things, today you are for PDP, tomorrow you are for KOWA
People sef no too dey take you serious.

TonyeBarcanista:

When making comparison, it is important that you pay attention to details Sir!

PROTEST:
[noun proh-test; verb pr uh- test , proh -test]
noun
an expression or declaration of objection, disapproval, or dissent, often in opposition to something a person is powerless to prevent or avoid:
a protest against increased taxation
http://www.dictionary.com/browse/protest

Meaning, protest is usually Anti-policy or anti-government, while rally is usually pro-cause.

You may say that protests are the negative side of the rally coin, but you can't call rallies to be protests.

Thank you

TonyeBarcanista:
As long as it is not corruption then I'm cool.

Association with any group is my right and prerogative, it is guaranteed and protected in the constitution of Nigeria and other charters. So blame me not when I exercise it.