SORO SOKE IDEOLOGICAL SOMERSAULT:
Fellow Nigerians & Citizens of the World, there's a crisis that must be attended to IF we don't want our generation to go off the radar completely.
I've seen a clear Ideological somersault with our Soro Soke mindset. Abuse me later but READ👇
So let me narrow down this ideological somersault to what we can learn from:
You will keep running away from your shadow by thinking you as a human being is actually non-partisan or assuming you have no political sentiment.
In reality, there's nothing like that!
ANYONE that's quick enough to AMPLIFY the error, you know the answer!
Stop acting against nature, there is nothing wrong with you being partisan & you are not at any advantage by claiming "ayam for Nigeria only". You will always join Shalaye FC by trying to cover up...
Ideally in any Nation, you will ALWAYS have just 2 parties at the National level. This is how to have sense in political talk.
Only 2 parties can survive at the National Level per time.
Take this rule is the same everywhere in the world.
Just like Sesan & others have been lamenting since APC won on Saturday, it meant #EndSARS was political!
https://t.co/AL32SywehA
Those mocking Nigeria's soro s'oke generation by arguing that the effect of #EndSARS protests were not felt in today's elections fail to understand that the potential political trigger is the next INEC voter registration drive. Social change takes time. Rome wasn't built in a day
— 'Gb\xe9nga \u1e62\u1eb9\u0300san (@gbengasesan) December 5, 2020
Funny!
https://t.co/AL32SywehA
Those mocking Nigeria's soro s'oke generation by arguing that the effect of #EndSARS protests were not felt in today's elections fail to understand that the potential political trigger is the next INEC voter registration drive. Social change takes time. Rome wasn't built in a day
— 'Gb\xe9nga \u1e62\u1eb9\u0300san (@gbengasesan) December 5, 2020
You guys are overrating yourselves too much.
https://t.co/AL32SywehA
Those mocking Nigeria's soro s'oke generation by arguing that the effect of #EndSARS protests were not felt in today's elections fail to understand that the potential political trigger is the next INEC voter registration drive. Social change takes time. Rome wasn't built in a day
— 'Gb\xe9nga \u1e62\u1eb9\u0300san (@gbengasesan) December 5, 2020
Soro Soke that Gbada was banking on were only on twitter cancelling APC in Lagos.
How do you agree that Social change takes time but Reform must be Instant noodle?
You have simply brought an end to the legitimacy of such protest by claiming that it was meant to end APC..Na you talk am o.
Ask her why JAMB didn't remit a dime under her as Education minister despite making billions from sales of form, she'll be MUTE.
Ask her if Obasanjo is corrupt, you will here new vocabularies...Soro Soke🤣
Reform or politics?
@PoliceNG budget is far less than $1bn for 2021. NYPD alone (One City in USA) 2021 budget is $5.62B.
The entire Police barracks must be brought down, Uniform, salary etc.. We keep showing reality but You want Soro Soke instant noodle reform.
The same minds that processed APC & PDP as 2 bad choices wouldn't stop having business transactions in millions with one or both bad choices.
https://t.co/ylUfeXeoIp
As a precaution, protesters should please use a virtual private network (VPN) on their mobile phones (and other devices). VPNs help you cover your tracks, ensure privacy and keep you anonymous. If you're joining any #EndSARS protest, buzz me for a free VPN app. DM is open.
— 'Gb\xe9nga \u1e62\u1eb9\u0300san (@gbengasesan) October 10, 2020
Police reform (any reform) is not the same as Political grandstanding.
The issue is not lack of people but COURAGE.
If you have known ANYONE you love to call "BMC" online or in real life, you would have known you are wasting your time, you can't bully them intellectually.
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