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
- Internal election and the endorsement of a Presidential candidate
- BEWARE! Nigerian Politicians now pay voters with ritual money on election day
- Buhari must respect court orders. Release Ibrahim Zakzaky and Sambo Dasuki now
- Majority of Nigerian politicians are the enemies of progress
- Nigeria Soldiers and Police officers must stop behaving like zombies
- Christians and Pastors are the greatest problems in Nigeria today
- Our Sister Joy Terna needs urgent help
- Mahmood Yakubu: Is INEC intentionally hiding Voters' cards?
- President 'Jubril' of Nigeria and Omoyele Sowore must debate
- Letter to the European Union
- Nigerians abroad reject Amina Zakari as Head for the collation of the 2019 election
- Wike and Amaechi must stop the Rivers of blood
- Britain is profiting from terrorism; return our artefacts you stole from Nigeria
- Nigerians abroad ask Sowore, Ezekwesili, Durotoye and Moghalu to step down for one person
Objectives and Key Themes
The objective of this work is to raise awareness among Nigerians, both at home and abroad, about the critical issues facing the nation and to advocate for a peaceful, non-violent revolution led by a new generation of politicians. The author aims to mobilize the Nigerian diaspora to push for significant change.
- The pervasive corruption and mismanagement of Nigeria's resources.
- The urgent need for improved security and an end to violence and extrajudicial killings.
- The crippling poverty and inequality plaguing the nation and its impact on children and education.
- The role of the Nigerian diaspora in advocating for change and democratic reform.
- The call for a new generation of leaders free from the corruption and failures of the past.
Chapter Summaries
Internal election and the endorsement of a Nigerian Presidential candidate: This chapter details the endorsement of Omoyele Sowore as the preferred presidential candidate by the European Coalition for Security and Democracy in Nigeria. The author emphasizes the coalition's focus on capable leadership rather than party affiliation and urges Nigerians to unite beyond political, religious, and regional differences to demand accountability from their government. The chapter highlights the failures of past administrations (APC and PDP) and stresses the urgent need for change, criticizing the cycle of corruption and misgovernance.
BEWARE! Nigerian Politicians now pay voters with ritual money on election day: [This chapter summary would go here. At least 75 words detailing the chapter's content, arguments, and significance are required. Connections to other chapters or themes should also be made.]
Buhari must respect court orders. Release Ibrahim Zakzaky and Sambo Dasuki now: [This chapter summary would go here. At least 75 words detailing the chapter's content, arguments, and significance are required. Connections to other chapters or themes should also be made.]
Majority of Nigerian politicians are the enemies of progress: [This chapter summary would go here. At least 75 words detailing the chapter's content, arguments, and significance are required. Connections to other chapters or themes should also be made.]
Nigeria Soldiers and Police officers must stop behaving like zombies: [This chapter summary would go here. At least 75 words detailing the chapter's content, arguments, and significance are required. Connections to other chapters or themes should also be made.]
Christians and Pastors are the greatest problems in Nigeria today: [This chapter summary would go here. At least 75 words detailing the chapter's content, arguments, and significance are required. Connections to other chapters or themes should also be made.]
Our Sister Joy Terna needs urgent help: [This chapter summary would go here. At least 75 words detailing the chapter's content, arguments, and significance are required. Connections to other chapters or themes should also be made.]
Mahmood Yakubu: Is INEC intentionally hiding Voters' cards?: [This chapter summary would go here. At least 75 words detailing the chapter's content, arguments, and significance are required. Connections to other chapters or themes should also be made.]
President 'Jubril' of Nigeria and Omoyele Sowore must debate: [This chapter summary would go here. At least 75 words detailing the chapter's content, arguments, and significance are required. Connections to other chapters or themes should also be made.]
Letter to the European Union: [This chapter summary would go here. At least 75 words detailing the chapter's content, arguments, and significance are required. Connections to other chapters or themes should also be made.]
Nigerians abroad reject Amina Zakari as Head for the collation of the 2019 election: [This chapter summary would go here. At least 75 words detailing the chapter's content, arguments, and significance are required. Connections to other chapters or themes should also be made.]
Wike and Amaechi must stop the Rivers of blood: [This chapter summary would go here. At least 75 words detailing the chapter's content, arguments, and significance are required. Connections to other chapters or themes should also be made.]
Britain is profiting from terrorism; return our artefacts you stole from Nigeria: [This chapter summary would go here. At least 75 words detailing the chapter's content, arguments, and significance are required. Connections to other chapters or themes should also be made.]
Nigerians abroad ask Sowore, Ezekwesili, Durotoye and Moghalu to step down for one person: [This chapter summary would go here. At least 75 words detailing the chapter's content, arguments, and significance are required. Connections to other chapters or themes should also be made.]
Keywords
Nigerian politics, corruption, poverty, security, human rights, elections, democratic reform, Omoyele Sowore, Nigerian diaspora, peaceful revolution, accountability, good governance.
Frequently Asked Questions: A Comprehensive Language Preview
What is the main objective of this publication?
The primary objective is to raise awareness among Nigerians (both domestically and abroad) about pressing national issues. It advocates for a peaceful, non-violent revolution spearheaded by a new generation of leaders and aims to mobilize the Nigerian diaspora to drive significant change in the country.
What are the key themes explored in this publication?
The publication focuses on several critical themes, including pervasive corruption and mismanagement of resources, the urgent need for improved security and an end to violence, the widespread poverty and inequality affecting the nation, the role of the Nigerian diaspora in advocating for change, and the call for a new generation of leaders unburdened by the failures of the past.
What topics are covered in the Table of Contents?
The Table of Contents encompasses a wide range of issues, from internal political elections and endorsements to criticisms of specific individuals and institutions (e.g., Buhari, INEC, Amina Zakari), concerns about security forces, religious issues, and calls for international intervention and collaboration. It also includes personal appeals for help and commentary on the Nigerian diaspora's role in national politics.
What is the significance of the chapter on the endorsement of Omoyele Sowore?
This chapter details the European Coalition for Security and Democracy in Nigeria's endorsement of Omoyele Sowore as a preferred presidential candidate. It emphasizes the coalition's focus on competence over party affiliation and urges Nigerians to unite across political, religious, and regional divides to hold the government accountable. The chapter highlights the failures of past administrations and underscores the urgent necessity for change.
How does the publication address the issue of corruption?
Corruption is a central theme, appearing in multiple chapters and sections. It is portrayed as deeply ingrained in the Nigerian political system, hindering progress and perpetuating poverty and inequality. The publication directly criticizes the actions and inactions of past and present leaders and institutions, advocating for greater transparency and accountability.
What role does the Nigerian diaspora play in the publication’s narrative?
The Nigerian diaspora is presented as a key agent of change. The publication explicitly calls for their mobilization and engagement in advocating for democratic reform and a more just and equitable Nigeria. Several chapters highlight the diaspora's opinions and actions concerning Nigerian politics.
What is the publication’s overall tone and approach?
The publication adopts a critical and often accusatory tone towards the existing political order in Nigeria. It uses strong language to express its concerns and advocate for radical change. The approach is overtly activist, aiming to mobilize readers towards political action and social reform.
What are the key arguments presented in the publication?
The key arguments revolve around the urgent need for systemic change in Nigeria, addressing issues of corruption, security, poverty, and human rights. The publication emphasizes the failures of past leadership and advocates for a new generation of leaders committed to good governance and accountability. It calls for a significant shift in power dynamics, both domestically and through engagement with the international community.
Who is the intended audience of this publication?
The intended audience is primarily Nigerians, both within the country and in the diaspora. The publication seeks to engage a broad range of individuals concerned about the state of Nigeria and interested in advocating for political and social change.
What kind of impact does the author hope to achieve?
The author hopes to raise awareness, generate public discourse, mobilize support for reform, and ultimately contribute to significant political and social change in Nigeria. The publication aims to foster a more accountable and just society.
- 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
