The current insecurity and killing of Nigerians within Nigeria is unacceptable. Our country presided over by a retired army general Muhammadu Buhari has become so unsafe that one begin to wonder what would have happened if there was war with other countries.
The situation has been worsened by hunger and poverty despite our huge natural resources. Sadly, Nigeria has been judged as the poverty capital of the world with over 80 million persons living in extreme poverty. The World bank has predicted that by 2021 Nigeria will become the country with the highest number of children that die before the age of five.
In the midst of these anomalies, the same politicians that have looted our treasury continue to re-invest their loot as a way of re-cycling their evil leadership and expanding their business empires. This will further impoverish my people. We must stop them!
Table of Contents
Introduction
1. Internal election and the endorsement of a Presidential candidate
2. BEWARE! Nigerian Politicians now pay voters with ritual money on election day
3. Buhari must respect court orders. Release Ibrahim Zakzaky and Sambo Dasuki now
4. Majority of Nigerian politicians are the enemies of progress
5. Nigeria Soldiers and Police officers must stop behaving like zombies
6. Christians and Pastors are the greatest problems in Nigeria today
7. Our Sister Joy Terna needs urgent help
8. Mahmood Yakubu: Is INEC intentionally hiding Voters’ cards?
9. President’Jubril’ of Nigeria and Omoyele Sowore must debate
10. Letter to the European Union
11. Nigerians abroad reject Amina Zakari as Head for the collation of the 2019 election
12. Wike and Amaechi must stop the Rivers of blood
13. Britain is profiting from terrorism; return our artefacts you stole from Nigeria
14. Nigerians abroad ask Sowore, Ezekwesili, Durotoye and Moghalu to step down for one person
Book Objectives and Topics
This work aims to advocate for a non-violent political revolution in Nigeria by urging the youth and the diaspora to demand accountability, reject corrupt leadership practices, and support new-generation candidates who prioritize national welfare over individual greed.
- The systemic nature of political corruption and vote-buying in Nigeria.
- The critical role of the Nigerian diaspora in driving political change.
- The necessity of youth mobilization and moving beyond traditional two-party dominance.
- Calls for international intervention regarding repatriating stolen artifacts and sanctioning corrupt political practices.
Excerpt from the Book
BEWARE! Nigerian Politicians now pay voters with ritual money on election day.
Fellow Nigerians, I want to tell you somethings with you today that you must never forget throughout your entire life. What I am about to share with you today is purely spiritual and it is a shocking revelation. You better listen and share the information with your family and friends. Do you know that many Nigerians have died mysteriously because they were paid with ritual money during the elections of Anambra, Ekiti and Osun states? Many more will die in 2019 if they do not take this message seriously. Some persons that received money from vote buyers have died in their sleep and some of them are now walking corpses with heads that do not have functioning brains. Some of them have gone to see the doctor but the problem could not be diagnosed. Some walked into accidents and others lost their destinies. Look for some persons with children that received money from politicians on election day. Some of their children have died since they received that money. Just check your neighbour. This is real. It was ritual money. For those that have no children, their destinies have been arrested. Some youths today are ready to fight with you if you tell them not to support their oppressors because they are under spiritual control. As they spend the politician’s money, it will be very difficult for them to make progress in life because the politicians have caged their destinies. There is no free food in Freetown. Have you not observed that ordinarily, some politicians give money with their left hands? It is part of their rules from their occult world.
Summary of Chapters
Introduction: The author addresses the rising insecurity and poverty in Nigeria, arguing that the nation is in urgent need of a non-violent revolution led by the diaspora and a new generation of leaders.
1. Internal election and the endorsement of a Presidential candidate: This chapter details the endorsement of Omoyele Sowore by the European Coalition for Security and Democracy in Nigeria, urging voters to choose candidates based on capability rather than party affiliation.
2. BEWARE! Nigerian Politicians now pay voters with ritual money on election day: The author exposes the practice of using ritual-tainted money to buy votes and the devastating spiritual and physical consequences this has on citizens.
3. Buhari must respect court orders. Release Ibrahim Zakzaky and Sambo Dasuki now: A critique of the government's disregard for judicial rulings regarding the detention of Ibrahim Zakzaky and Sambo Dasuki, framing it as a threat to democratic rule.
4. Majority of Nigerian politicians are the enemies of progress: An examination of the long-standing failures and corruption associated with major political figures and parties since 1999.
5. Nigeria Soldiers and Police officers must stop behaving like zombies: A call to security forces to uphold their constitutional duties and stop acting as tools for political oppression and election rigging.
6. Christians and Pastors are the greatest problems in Nigeria today: The author challenges religious leaders to stop remaining silent in the face of national crises and to provide moral guidance rather than prioritizing their own interests.
7. Our Sister Joy Terna needs urgent help: A plea for humanitarian assistance for a victim of extremist violence and a broader call for addressing the needs of internally displaced persons.
8. Mahmood Yakubu: Is INEC intentionally hiding Voters’ cards?: The author questions the efficiency and transparency of INEC, highlighting issues with the collection of permanent voters' cards.
9. President’Jubril’ of Nigeria and Omoyele Sowore must debate: A demand for inclusivity in presidential debates, specifically regarding Omoyele Sowore, and a challenge to President Buhari to prove his identity and accountability.
10. Letter to the European Union: An appeal to the EU to take stronger action against corrupt Nigerian politicians and to support the nation’s democratic transition.
11. Nigerians abroad reject Amina Zakari as Head for the collation of the 2019 election: An objection to the appointment of Amina Zakari due to her familial relationship with the President, citing conflict of interest.
12. Wike and Amaechi must stop the Rivers of blood: A condemnation of the political violence in Rivers State involving Rotimi Amaechi and Nyesom Wike.
13. Britain is profiting from terrorism; return our artefacts you stole from Nigeria: A strong demand for the British government to repatriate Nigerian artifacts stolen during the colonial era.
14. Nigerians abroad ask Sowore, Ezekwesili, Durotoye and Moghalu to step down for one person: The author urges new-generation presidential candidates to unify their efforts behind a single candidate to effectively challenge the established political order.
Keywords
Nigeria, Revolution, Omoyele Sowore, Corruption, Democracy, Diaspora, Election, Politics, Security, Humanitarian, Human Rights, Governance, Activism, Vote buying, Accountability.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary objective of this publication?
The book advocates for a peaceful revolution in Nigeria by encouraging voters, particularly the youth and those in the diaspora, to reject corrupt, established politicians and support fresh, capable candidates to reclaim the nation's future.
What are the central thematic fields covered in the work?
The themes include the necessity of systemic political change, the harmful impacts of corruption and ritualism in elections, the role of security forces, the importance of religious leadership in national development, and the repatriation of stolen cultural heritage.
What is the author's primary research question or goal?
The primary goal is to mobilize Nigerians both at home and abroad to unify behind a single, capable new-generation presidential candidate for the 2019 elections to end decades of mismanagement.
What scientific or rhetorical methodology does the author utilize?
The author uses a blend of political analysis, historical reference, and a passionate, call-to-action rhetoric to address audiences, grounding his arguments in observations of governance, media reports, and constitutional principles.
What subjects are covered in the main section of the book?
The main sections cover specific political critiques of current leadership, the role of security agencies, the failures of religious institutions, the humanitarian crisis in regions like Rivers State, and demands for international intervention regarding artifacts.
Which keywords characterize this political movement?
Key terms include Nigeria, Revolution, Omoyele Sowore, Corruption, Democracy, Diaspora, Governance, and Accountability.
How does the author view the role of the Nigerian diaspora?
The author considers the diaspora as the primary answer to Nigeria's problems, as they have exposure to functional systems and are better positioned to drive political awareness without fear of local government harassment.
Why does the author specifically criticize religious leaders?
The author criticizes religious leaders for failing to use their spiritual authority to hold the government accountable, arguing that their silence and pursuit of contracts make them complicit in the country's decline.
- Quote paper
- Frederick Omoyoma Odorige (Author), 2019, Revolution without ammunition. Pathways towards Nigerian second independence, Part 3, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/456031
