HOW DID WE GET HERE
Online Awareness Campaign Day 3… Political Volunteered Change (has come) P.V.C.
Change is not over night
Change is from both side, yes we might come out in 10million to march around the whole country but if we refuse cast our votes it would be a waste of time..
Yes there is hope but trust me the hope is US.
The hope is our vote..
We can have our Nigeria 🇳🇬 back.
We can have our economy better.
We can only-when we vote not minding the threat.
Obi-dient is a spirit working with us and for us.
Even if a thousand dollar is shared to buy your vote that thousand would not save you for the next 8yrs.
Once again Happy independence Nigeria 🇳🇬
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HOW DID WE GET HERE ONLINE AWARENESS CAMPAIGN DAY 2
Political slavery..
This was possible due to the high rate of poverty in our country.
Certain privileged group of leaders controlled our opinion by offering us cash.
But we grew to a generation where we didn’t need their cash anymore, they suffered us with insecurity as bad as our own armed force killing us. Our currency kept on falling leaving the nation in debt. But the fact that we were no longer being controlled by their cash as political slaves created bitterness between the youths and the government.
No more should we be educated without below standard.
No more should we be killed in our early age.
No more should our parents (Civil servants) be payed a penny .. A better Nigeria is coming..
no more political slavery✊
The youths are rich.
The youths are the leaders of our tomorrow.
#rtay reform the African youth
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HOW DID WE GET HERE
Online Awareness Campaign Day1…..
A corrupt start…
Knw dis *D part about Africans being willing to enslave their fellow Africans is crucial because den, Europeans couldn’t go deep inland. Little things such as mosquito made sure dat Europeans never strayed far from d shore, so they needed collaborators. d role of our people in kidnapping, degrading, and den enslaving their own people dis stays with us till today.
At first, d people who were given to d slavers were victims of wars, or raids, or in a few pathetic cases, efulefu. But as d demand for slave labour increased, dat demand fuelled wars and more raids specifically to satisfy d commerce. When Britain banned slave trade in 1807, d Oba of Benin, d Ashante king, and d Arochukwu Confederacy kicked against d ban, the barn was held so d trade went underground. Remember this was all in exchange for guns, mirrors and alcohol.
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