Thread by @mydeji247

All I can say is that SARS is not disturbing us in the North. SARS sounds more like a Southern problem. Let's start the diagnosis from there. I smell a brewing micro-scale apartheid system in Nigeria where some section of the country is specially targeted by SARS, to subdue them.

Whenever I meet SARS officials here in the North, I always experience a form of courtesy bothering around reverence. And I'm wondering, is it thesame SARS? My opinion is that the SARS problem in the South is symptomatic of a Southern problem that needs a Southern Solution.

I advise those affected by SARS to gather themselves in thousands and pay a visit to their Senators and Representatives. They should demand real action from the appropriate authorities and face the problem, instead of running cowardly and avoiding real solutions.

The Southern People have clout on twitter. But it all ends on twitter. 10k retweets that never translate to 10k real human foots on the ground. My advise is that people should organise themselves in thousands (not protest oh), and visit their politicians. SARS will calm down.

The more you try to evade SARS by the "dodging method", the more they'd be emboldened to track and game-haunt you like never before, blocking you in places where getting help will be impossible. By running away, you're creating an Antelope-Hunter scenario, you're turning them on.

Violence will not #EndSARS .
Dodging will not #EndSARS
Protest will not #EndSARS
Tweeting will not #EndSARS

Only those who sent #EndSARS after you can effectively #EndSARS . Hold them responsible, before you end up becoming aliens/foreigners in your own country. 😂😂

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Meanwhile, y'all should join @T_PACT let's solve these problems together. You can't do it alone. We must come together. The #TPACT General Assembly on Telegram is being activated. Sign up now on t-pact.org

The greatest FEAR of Nigeria's political class is our UNITY.

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