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‘Hoodlums’ – The New Title For Hired Thugs And Unknown Soldiers By Fredrick Nwabufo

There is an agenda to violence — the state’s agenda. The biggest beneficiary of violence in most cases is the government which controls every apparatus of terror. Nothing happens in isolation of executive conspiracy. The infamous connoisseur of terror, Sani Abacha, was once quoted as saying: “If insurgency lasts for more than 24 hours, the government has a hand in… Read More
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We Cannot Back Down By Omoyele Sowore

Greatest Nigerian youth! Ever-resolute Nigerian comrades! Greatest Nigerian people! Over the past few weeks we have made history in this potentially great country of ours, our much beloved but mindlessly betrayed Nigeria. In their organization, sense of purpose, energy and passion, the protests of these last few weeks have been unprecedented in the history of our Nigeria. Millions of youth,… Read More
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Blood, Tears, And Sorrow At Lekki All Hail The Young Martyrs Of Our Revolution By Achike Chude

And so they have done their worst. And their worst was to send the whole gamut of the instrument of war against our people, young men and women, who for the first time in their lives and the history of this country stood for their nation. Their sacrifice and blood will water the tree of Nigeria’s liberty. They have not… Read More
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#LekkiShootings: A Day Of Sorrow, Tears And Blood By Seun Awogbenle

Tuesday, October 20, 2020 will forever be remembered as the day the Nigerian flag was soaked in sorrow, tears and blood. It will remain a dark day in our nation’s history and the day tyranny, oppression and evil triumphed over good, patriotism and statesmanship! Peaceful #EndSARS protesters at the Lekki Toll Gate in Lagos, were attacked in the most brutish,… Read More
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EndSARS Protests: When Will Buhari And Sanwo-Olu Order Military To Gun Down Their Children By Buhari Olanrewaju Ahmed

It looked like a child’s play in the eyes of the vagabonds in power. The proclamation roared over and triggered the atmosphere by Nigerians, that the freedom we all waited to witness had arrived. Unfortunately democracy does not exist in Nigeria after 60 years of independence. A failed country with unfortunate political office holders; the blood of all the innocent… Read More
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A Civilian Despot And A Nation In Ruins – #EndSARS Movement In Autocratic Democracy By Ken Eneduwa

20th October, 2020 was a day of horror in Nigeria. Well-meaning, harmless protesting Nigerians were reported to have been injured and killed by the Nigerian Government in the most reckless and senseless manner at the Lekki Toll Gate. This is happening in a nation that claimed to practice democracy. This is genocide against the Nigerian people and President Buhari must… Read More
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#EndSARS: A Revolution Foretold! By Ozodinukwe Okenwa

When Comrade Omoyele Sowore mooted the idea of a non-violent revolution last year he was promptly hunted down and arrested and charged to court for his temerity to use the word ‘revolution’. For calling out poor and dehumanized Nigerians to demonstrate peacefully against the Buhari regime and its policies and programmes that kept worsening the Nigerian socio-economic political condition the… Read More
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#LekkiMassacre: General Buhari Has Killed Again! By Dr. Issa Perry Brimah

Over the years of General Muhammadu Buhari’s “democratic” tenure, while development and progress has been minimal at best, and all sorts of terrorists reign supreme across the country, retaining it as the world’s most terrorized nation, what has become hallmark, is the former dictator’s intolerance towards civil protests and his growing record of state-perpetrator violent massacres of Nigeria’s youth. Black… Read More
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Too Many Rogues In Nigeria Leadership By Pelumi Olajengbesi Esq.

I have only just come across a short clip showing people in a warehouse filled with COVID-19 palliatives which were left un-shared even with biting lack and poverty turning many into internet beggars during the early to mid-term of national lockdown some months ago. I have to wonder, what sort of greed and wickedness could have driven our leaders to… Read More
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