1. I’m in love with the PEACEFUL REVOLUTION going on in Uganda, through the ballot.

#ThankASoldier - a 35 year-old Bobi Wine dared to dream. He dared status quo. He challenged the establishment. He has empowered young generation of Africans. For me, that’s more than a WIN!!✊ ImageImageImageImage
2. He is inspiring a young generation of Africans with the CAN-DO SPIRIT. Much of Africa is under occupation at the hands of Museveni & oppressive regimes. Old incompetent guards have held Africa down for decades, with support from globalists - the old system of alliances & pacts ImageImage
3. Africa still suffers from suffrage (the right to vote). So the choice for young generation of Africans is to continue to Soro Soke (speak out).

Continue to lend your voices to issues affecting the continent. Stand as ONE, carry the HOPES of Africa with you, everywhere you go. ImageImage
4. HOPE is something that shouldn’t elude any of us. Keep saying it, keep singing it, keep shouting it, until our voices are heard. Carry the fire, that Amazing Grace with you, with the hope that one day, things will change for Africa.

HOPE die when you stop dreaming. ImageImageImageImage
5. So shine on. Shine bright like stars. The world awaits you Africa. The world feels your heartbeat.

My advice to the Revolutionist Bobi Wine: “stay too long in power, you become the man you once criticized. So strive to remain on the path of righteousness & natural justice.” ImageImage
6. Mandela understood the dangers of one man, trying to be President for life. “You become the monster you once hounded out of office.”

So Bobi Wine, you must strive to remain the Pan Africanist & a Nationalist for the continent & for your people - Ugandans. ImageImage
7. I’m sure the world is wishing Ugandans well. People across the world are genuinely touched with all Ugandans achieved so far.

Back to my native Nigeria, look at Bobi Wine. Tell me, what do you see? Who will deliver Nigerians in 2023? It should begin now. ImageImageImageImage
8. Soro Soke #EndSARS momentum must be sustained, it should echo into 2023. We must never forget the fight is still on, it’s a marathon, not a sprint.

Police brutality is back on the streets. This is the time for ALL of us to RISE, haven’t y’all had enough?? Take Nigeria back.✊ ImageImageImageImage

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16 Jan
1. Museveni declaring himself winner, shouldn’t be a breaking news at all. I noticed all the major news outlets are saying the dictator WON. Did he actually win or he DECLARED himself winner a record 6th time? He has spent 35 years on the saddle already. Image
2. By the time he completes another 5 years, he would be 81 & would have spent 40 years in power. Ugandans are faced with another 5 years of uncertainty & wandering about in the bush. And this is 2021, one would think the likes of Abacha, Idi Amin, Mobutu Sese Seko are no more. ImageImageImage
3. But it’s an Africa story - strong dictatorships perpetuate themselves in office, with aid from colonialists.

For what it's worth, Bobi Wine is a worthy challenge. Museveni didn’t see that coming. In a continent no single leader condemned Museveni for clamping down opposition ImageImageImageImage
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In search of “messianic figure,” don’t sell the sun to buy a candle.

1. In my opinion, “activists don't necessarily need to hold elected offices.” There’s a reason they are called activists. They are more resourceful outside the corridors of power, holding government to account.
2. For instance, no empirical data says someone like Aisha Yesufu can make a better president. Politicians thrive in their game because, it is their stock-in-trade to tell lies & twists facts. Some hailing Aisha Yesufu today, will be the ones crucifying her in office tomorrow.
3. For me, I’ll rather have her credentials intact the way it is.

So what are my trying to say? — “Nigeria does not need a Bobi Wine or a Sowore in the real sense.”

Museveni was once a revolutionary. Most bad people usually set out as revolutionists.
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1. I really dislike labels & cancellations.

I think we’ve beaten around issues, for far too long. Yes Sowore supported Buhari in 2015, but he’s consistently opposed Buhari’s tyranny & maladministration. For me, that’s enough.

Age shouldn’t be a LIMITER for choosing a president. ImageImageImageImage
2. Look at George Weah today. He is young (at least in the African context), he achieved everything in soccer but failing in leadership.

George Weah became the monster he once criticized. Atiku supported Buhari with cash & a private jet in 2015.
3. But for me, I’ll rather look beyond all of that & rather focus on his achievements with Obasanjo. Judge Atiku on that, & the things he wants to do.

Bobi Wine is another young, energetic revolutionist. The future of Africa is bright with more young people going into politics.
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2. The EU climate deal, Iran & Cuba sanctions, finding the balance between South/North Korea relations. How does the US continue to maintain relations with South Korea, after using the South to broker talks with North Korea? South Korea doesn’t exactly agree with DPRK methods.
3. So South Korea would rather not grant concessions to the North. South Korea has much to lose. She is currently in a nasty brawl with Iran, after seizing $25 billion Iranian money trapped in its banks. Iran went ahead & seized South Korean vessel & its crew in Iranian waters.
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1. You shouldn’t agree with Aisha Yesufu on all topics, personally I don’t agree with her on personal reasons, “her involvement with the #BringBackOurGirls BBOG - Goodluck Jonathan Saga.” You can as well disagree with her on LGBTQ - Queer & all of that.
2. What isn’t right is dragging her in the mud to advance whatever grudge you have against her. Calling Aisha Yesufu a “Raggedy Bitch” was low in my opinion. Y’all have opened the floodgates for people on all divide to insult her & try to bring her reputation into disrepute.
3. Arewa moral police is dragging her, LGBTQ - Queer are dragging her also, even those who don’t even fully grasp the concept of LGBTQ - Queer rights are equally throwing jabs at her. Many of you are evening running wild, suggesting she’d be deplatformed. I won’t support that.
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STATE SECRETS

1. It’s no secret the US, China, Russia, North Korea, Iran, much of the civilized world, are involved in espionage (theft of state secrets)

Each nation tries to outpace, get ahead of the other in the race to space, advanced medicine, technology, advanced weaponry.
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Does Nigeria have network of spies, a single spy embedded in any of these technologically advanced nations?
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They fit the purpose perfectly. They can serve as incubators for breeding new network of spies.
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