by Cheta Nwanze The people may desire freedom, but history teaches us that the final trigger for change in any people’s circumstance is an empty stomach. Why is it that Nigeria is still cursed with generally bad governments? It is because we are a resilient people. Is that bad? Let’s discuss… The reason for our... Read More

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January 28, 2013

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Ohimai Amaize: On PDP, so you want to oppress too? (Y! Politico)

by Ohimai Godwin Amaize If the only reason we want change is to see our enemies oppressed and destroyed, then we have lost the plot. The French revolution, which began in 1789, remains one of the most classic examples of how citizens can rise amid the terror of oppression to liberate themselves. Within three... Read More

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January 18, 2013

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Lai Labode: Nigeria: Is violent revolution the way to go? (Y! Politico)

by Lai Labode “Democracy only rules according to the choices we make or accept as a people.” – Lai Labode Too many Nigerian youths out of frustration with the Nigerian government or leadership in general have called for violent revolution. While the motive may be very great , most people have never given the implications... Read More

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