Thread by @chika_jones

No one you tag can save us. We can only save ourselves. So we must begin now. I am still thinking of the how, but we have not come this far to stop. Too many people have died. Please let’s start thinking of how.

We know what to do in 2023. For sure. We know that we must get our PVCs and protect our votes. But I am saying now, what do we do from today, because we cannot let this go.

Let me tell you the people Of Odi asked themselves this same question, but they couldn’t get an answer. The people of the Niger Delta had an answer and it was violence. The Shiites still don’t have answer, but they have an example to look up to.

This is a good step, but it’s still hoping against hope. I am still thinking, I don’t believe it’s impossible to win.

https://twitter.com/samlogic_/status/1318701681333489669

I think the answer is simple, but because it is right in front of us, we ignore it.

We keep protesting peacefully and without a leader until they do everything here.

Let me explain why I think so

1. For them to be killing us, they know we’re doing something right, if not they would have ignored us.

We need to keep protesting peacefully.

Also...

2. We cannot afford to be reactive. We started this with a plan. It is clear as day and it is the best plan. All they are doing is trying to get us confused to change our plan.

We need to keep protesting.

But....

3. We need to make a few changes so we don’t lose more people. 2 massive protests per state, maybe 3 in the case of Lagos. The more we are in a place, the more difficult it is for thugs to disrupt and for them to come and kill.

Something else....

4. We need a better way to cover the protests. They turned off the light at the Lekki Toll gate, if we are staying the night, we need our own lights, they are evil, they need darkness to operate.

In summary....

5. #SustainTheProtest
Massive protests in 1 or 2 places.
Lights and Drones and phones always.

We started this, we must stick to our game plan. Our dead must not have died in vain.