1. Woke up to Femco being dragged. Know this; “in ALL wars, some men die, some men add the losses.”
No one will force you to protest, & no one will force you to stay home. We are all VICTIMS, reliving the oppression hounded at each & everyone of us, by the BRUTISH Nigeria State.
No one will force you to protest, & no one will force you to stay home. We are all VICTIMS, reliving the oppression hounded at each & everyone of us, by the BRUTISH Nigeria State.
2. We all have ROLES to play. Not everyone will protest. Likewise, not everyone will avail the YOUTHS - their monies & professional services, during protests.
We all share a common enemy, “so why we all fighting? It can’t be for Nigeria.” Nigeria don’t deserve any of us.
We all share a common enemy, “so why we all fighting? It can’t be for Nigeria.” Nigeria don’t deserve any of us.
3. Today, most Femco are still being persecuted by the Nigeria state: their passports seized, accounts frozen, the threats to their lives. Not counting the losses in “business & monetary terms.”
I have had to endure checks & constant monitoring, scrutinies & innuendos myself,
I have had to endure checks & constant monitoring, scrutinies & innuendos myself,
4. I’ve been disinherited, persecuted by my politically exposed family, for being the “black sheep,” joining in the civil disobedience frenzy, against an oppressive regime.
Sometimes I sneak into Nigeria & only Nanna knows. So I do understand the trials Femco is passing through.
Sometimes I sneak into Nigeria & only Nanna knows. So I do understand the trials Femco is passing through.
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