*#Obidatti023 : watch Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed's speech at ICC Abuja*......and Peter Obi's remarkable statement

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https://jkcyno.com/obidatti023-watch-yusuf-datti-baba-ahmeds-speech-at-icc-abuja-video/

New hawks and cabals-in-waiting warming up to take over and line up their personal pockets as usual.

Until we get back to the roots, basis, and foundation, I don't see any miracle in sight anytime soon.

The country and system it hangs upon is so messed up that even a Mohammed or Jesus will struggle not to have the citizens complain.

gaby:
New hawks and cabals-in-waiting warming up to take over and line up their personal pockets as usual.

Until we get back to the roots, basis, and foundation, I don't see any miracle in sight anytime soon.

The country and system it hangs upon is so messed up that even a Mohammed or Jesus will struggle not to have the citizens complain.

A n'akogheri..... In essence, we should allow A very old Tinubu or Boko Haram sponsor, Shettima to take over? Or Atiku with all the PDP and APC to continue looting us dry?

Peter Obis win is that new Nigeria you yearn for.... Cus shame no go gree all these old PDP and APC looters to defect to LP.

Jameskyrian:


A n'akogheri..... In essence, we should allow A very old Tinubu or Boko Haram sponsor, Shettima to take over? Or Atiku with all the PDP and APC to continue looting us dry?

Peter Obis win is that new Nigeria you yearn for.... Cus shame no go gree all these old PDP and APC looters to defect to LP.

In essence, You should learn to quit building castles in the air and be a realist.

Hoping an Obi Presidency will solve the evils holding Nigeria down is a dream for the naive and people who don't understand the true dynamics of this toilet called Nigeria.

While I hold no brief nor support for either of BAT and Atiku, it is funny how you could in one breath castigate an Atiku and PDP yet forgetting that barely 3 years ago, Peter Obi was confident in running alongside the same Atiku with the hopes of bettering Nigeria.

Na all this kind confusion and naivety I dey warn against.

I'm a core realist and its helped me so much from getting my hopes dashed or heart broken,

gaby:


In essence, You should learn to quit building castles in the air and be a realist.

Hoping an Obi Presidency will solve the evils holding Nigeria down is a dream for the naive and people who don't understand the true dynamics of this toilet called Nigeria.

While I hold no brief nor support for either of BAT and Atiku, it is funny how you could in one breath castigate an Atiku and PDP yet forgetting that barely 3 years ago, Peter Obi was confident in running alongside the same Atiku with the hopes of bettering Nigeria.

Na all this kind confusion and naivety I dey warn against.

I'm a core realist and its helped me so much from getting my hopes dashed or heart broken,

In all fairness and civility, who do you now suggest Nigerians do..... No election? Or Buhari should continue? Please kindly advise the few downtrodden like us.

Jameskyrian:


In all fairness and civility, who do you now suggest Nigerians do..... No election? Or Buhari should continue? Please kindly advise the few downtrodden like us.

I am a part of the downtrodden and the best for Nigeria is all I hope for.

To start with...Is Nigeria even a country as we are led to believe or just a British company held in trust and ran by the demons the British handed it to with the promise to keep making it profitable for them, however possible?

What we need is a young military radical in the form of Thomas Sankara to take over things by force, scrap what we currently call a constitution, get a new set of today's youths to form an assembly, and re-write something that'd address most of our individual outcries. Then leverage on the current electoral reform act Buhari has introduced to begin to elect people we believe can make things work by building on the rewritten constitution before handing power back to the civilians.

Will anyone with an idea as the above be allowed to carry out this without a fierce resistance or outright deletion of such an individual as was the case with Thomas Sankara? I don't think so...

This is my honest take.

gaby:


I am a part of the downtrodden and the best for Nigeria is all I hope for.

To start with...Is Nigeria even a country as we are led to believe or just a British company held in trust and ran by the demons the British handed it to with the promise to keep making it profitable for them, however possible?

What we need is a young military radical in the form of Thomas Sankara to take over things by force, scrap what we currently call a constitution, get a new set of today's youths to form an assembly, and re-write something that'd address most of our individual outcries. Then leverage on the current electoral reform act Buhari has introduced to begin to elect people we believe can make things work by building on the rewritten constitution before handing power back to the civilians.

Will anyone with an idea as the above be allowed to carry out this without a fierce resistance or outright deletion of such an individual as was the case with Thomas Sankara? I don't think so...

This is my honest take.

Are you aware that going by your above beautiful suggestions is tantamount to civil war? Is that really the best solution? I am sure Ukraine isn't finding it funny.

Jameskyrian:


Are you aware that going by your above beautiful suggestions is tantamount to civil war? Is that really the best solution? I am sure Ukraine isn't finding it funny.

Civil war, no. Cleaning up the mess with the known demons who are currently feeding fat off the system and holding down the country.

Should a young military hot head decides today that enough is enough and decides to rally his fellow disgruntled youth soldiers to affect my suggestion by first building a very humongous human zoo to hold all the animals who have ever help a position of leadership and have their fingers tainted by corruption, trust me, the current buzz will shift from Obidient.

The rot in the Nigerian system isn't one the charade currently called democracy of someone elected through the system can solve or remedy.

There are no rooms for that. Such a President will always meet a huge resistance and get frustrated by all means possible.