1. Most nations today witnessed protests & upheavals in the form of Revolution, at one point. We had the Haitian Revolution that ended the same year the Sokoto Caliphate was founded, 1804.
2. Then there was the Chinese, German, French, English, Russian, American Revolutions, & the Declaration of Independence by the Thirteen Colonies that followed.
3. At one point, Marie Antoinette & Louis XVI were so lavish that the King had to wake up in the mornings greeted ostentatiously, by lavish balls. Marie & Louis’s fate was sealed at the gallows
From the fall of this last Dynastic Monarchy of France, would rise Napoleon Bonaparte
4. The fall of the Romanovs, “the last Dynasty in Russia,” saw the abdication, imprisonment & the eventual massacre of the last Emperor of Russia Tsar Nikolas II & his family, by the Bolsheviks.
This followed a similar fashion. It was occasioned by unrests & upheavals.
5. Now, I must mention the French Revolution in particular, started as a result of social & economic inequality in France
Specifically rising prices of food commodities like bread. There is now a similar situation in Nigeria, with rising inflation, unemployment, poverty & hunger
6. I think Nigeria should be no different. All Revolutions started as a result of oppression of the middle class & the poor in part, then the corruption & ostentation by the ruling elites.
Will Nigerians rise up one day & say ENOUGH with a resounding REVOLT?
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1. While ethic militias embarked on ethic cleansing to genocide whole villages on the Jos Plateau in the most chaotic brutal manner, the army & the police are hunting down vocal voices who have vowed not to remain silent.
You talk you die, you don’t talk, you die. So talk & die.
2. Nigeria is a huge crime scene & ethnic supremacists now reign supreme. The killings isn’t going to slow down until Nigerians rise & defend their ancestral lands.
All is not well. Southern Kaduna, Benue & the people of the Jos Plateau are dying like sheep without shepherd.
3. I repeat: ALL IS NOT WELL WITH NIGERIA. The bloodletting is just too much. No need for political correctness or pretense.
You have a known Al-Qaeda Salafist as Minister, sitting tight, overseeing the most sensitive information of Nigerians, then you think all will be well?
The cerebral Ladi Thompson gave a detailed eyewitness account of how the Al-Qaeda Salafist; Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami, issued the Fatwa that killed the Christian “Sunday Achu” at ABU Zaria, in 2004.💔
ATBU Bauchi, not ABU Zaria.*
Ladi Thompson reechoed what the Commodore, Kunle Olawunmi (Rtd) said last week on Channels TV. ALL IS NOT WELL WITH NIGERIA.💔
1. Not having any Social Media Account is a bit of a red flag for employers. Having an awful lot of negative online stuffs is equally a NO for employers.
Employers are increasingly searching for employees with healthy online presence.
2. So be wary of your online activities. Could come back & bite you in the butt.
3. There is an extra value in having a shark investor onboard, than not having the money.
As startup, be willing to keep the lion share of your company. But also, be willing to give away some equity to investors with large cash behind them.
1. Established in 1999, Obasanjo formally launched the NHIS in 2005. He also launched the Contributory Pension Scheme (CPS) in 2004.
Today, the (CPS) is worth trillions of Naira. Sadly your messiah is borrowing away these Pension Funds.
2. Despite strong resistance from 36 State governors, the stubborn general, found his way around, & filled up the Excess Crude Account (ECA).
He had established the ECA in 2004, as oil prices surged. Obasanjo left $20 billion inside the ECA at the time he left.
3. He secured $18 billion debt reprieve from the London & Paris club & equally paid off another $18 billion.
He did not blame Abacha for jailing him in 1995, neither did he blame Abdusalami that set him free in 1998. He settled down, setup his cabinet & quickly got to work.
1. Most people find it hard to separate historical facts from biblical accounts. For example, the “Historical Jesus” is different from “Jesus the Devine.”
There was a boy born in the city of Bethlehem (present say Palestine), who later became man. He was also Divinity. Still is.
2. The Biblical Jesus talks of a boy who later become man - “Jesus the son of a Carpenter.”
But the Historical Jesus talks of; Jesus the son of a stonemason.
3. The Holy Bible is the word of God inspired by the Holy Spirit.
But most of Bible stories were misrepresented, given different interpretations during its early translation from Greek, Hebrew & Aramaic, to English.