Mr Compaore had earlier said he
would remain in power until a transitional government had completed its
work in 2015, a position the opposition parties and the army
refused, forcing him to resign from power. His whereabouts is
currently unknown.
In the meantime, Bukina Faso's army
chief Nabere Honore Traore has taken over power and has instituted a
transitional body that would conduct elections for the seat of the
president in the next 90 days.
This might happen in Nigeria if we are not careful
ReplyDeleteHas Our President Been In Sit For 27years, So Hw Can This Happen In Nigeria?? The Past Presidents And Current Politicians Should Be Held Accountable Of The Present State Of The Nation.... Many Of Them Have Been In The Government Since Military Rule Till Present Day. So No Disturb Jonathan Wey Just Enta Yesterday. God Bless Nigeria!!!
DeleteThis is very very impossible to happen in Nigeria...I wonder how people see this country, if you look at Nigeria from a wider view,you would see that all these people saying such kinda revolution might or should happen in Nigeria forget to understand that to begin with, Nigeria is a massive federal country with a heterogeneous characteristics where the diverse cultures and beliefs makes it hard for people to have a common interest and fight for a cause, there will always be difference in opinions and interests, this would make it hard for a revolution to occur. More so, most of these countries like Egypt, Tunisia, Libya and Burkina Faso, had leaders who ruled for 32, 20+, 42 and 27 years respectively, has that ever happened or will it ever happen in Nigeria? no...Nigeria is a great country and we're moving forward in a different way not necessarily through revolution. we will get there...Nigeria is the largest economy in Africa and this title was not bought with money, its slow but we're moving,lets ignore pessimism and antagonistic criticism laid towards the present administration, let's do what we can to support it...and those of you calling for Buhari to come back as president, I have a few points for you...is it the same Buhari that halted the nascent democracy through coup or military act in d 80s that you want back? Is it not the same Buhari who used unquestionable military power to impose his policies because military rule detests opposition? Is it the same Buhari who rules when he was in his early 30s and now 70+ and has refused younger generations to partake in governance? If we truly want progress, this is not the kind of people we need, it is a setback, because when such people take over,the first thing on their agenda would be to put aside whatever d present administration has done or is doing, thereby slowing the pace of development...it is logical.
DeleteNote...I'm not a politician or a political party member...I'm just being practically observant and truthful here.
Andy Patrick.
u r not a politician bt an igbo man who hate anything buhari as usual bcuz u pple r very corrupt@andy
Deleteidiot is paul biya of cameroon also a muslim....thunder fire u for ur room.
DeleteMr Andy Patrick, you claim not to be a politician or belong to any political party but the main thrust of your write up was targeted towards a particular 'politician'; I wonder what that really makes you then. I don't see you complaining about other military men that participate in coups that are presently in our government (No. 3 man in Nigeria and others). Buhari has as much right as you and I to vie for an political position and you can either vote for him or not.
DeleteThe problem with our generation is that we want power to be handed over to us on a platter; nobody will give you what you do not ask for. We have to make ourselves a power block that cannot be ignored and not continue to be 'social media gladiators'; only heard and seen on social media and blogs.
Keep deceiving yourself that a revolution will not happen here, let the lower cadre of the citizenry keep seeing the brazen display of wealth by the politicians while they suffer then we will know. If you think all is well with this nation then you are so far away from reality.
Am not a 'politician nor do I belong to a politician'...
Of course he could get mobbed, if he is smart, he will leave the country for some time..
ReplyDeleteDid you just wrote Nigerian Army ????
ReplyDeleteHuh??? damn!!!! Can you please correct yourself first before trying to correct another person... Smh ... What grade did you achieve in WAEC? Haba!!! "Did you just wrote Nigerian Army" I had to read the story all over again to ascertain where "Nigerian Army" was mentioned!!
DeleteGo back n read d page b4 dis, u will see Nigerian army..
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ReplyDeleteThe power of the people.
.. and where those in authority listens to the people
ghen ghen. We wish them luck and hope they are one of the first african countries to do and get it right because our own na...
ReplyDeleteReally thoughtful of him to have resigned. The voice of the people, is the voice of God, and so the leaders must listen to them.
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He for die for the seat nah...... Muslim mentality born to rule
ReplyDeleteAnd queen of England is a muslim right?
DeleteGuess mugabe is a muslim too? Fool, ode oshisco. Use yr brain often mumu
DeleteOla Brampton say so
Robert mugabe has been the president of Zimbabwe for how many years? And is he a Muslim? Better watch what you write here you moron!
DeleteSince when did Blaise Campoare become a Muslim? Let's not be stupid just for the hatred of Muslims.
DeleteYou for no run and stay.nonsense 27 years and its still not enough for you.
ReplyDeleteFaceoflib
He just had to.. 27years !!!! It is well. 1 thes 5:17-22. BishopDammy#
ReplyDeleteAND THAT IS A COUNTRY
ReplyDeleteDAT IS LEADERSHIP
NOT WHERE I BREATHE
Grow up, you're obviously still a kid...who has ever ruled up to 10 years in Nigeria?
DeleteYou lazy ass who wants everything done for you, In case you don't appreciate Nigeria as a country, go to Bahrain, Libya, Tunisia, Egypt, Iraq, Afghanistan, Liberia, guinea, Rwanda, Congo, Sudan, Somalia or the So called Burkina Faso you so much love and call a country and collect citizenship without wasting time...while there,you can join them and fight for a course...being a Nigerian is a luxury for you, go where you will showcase your might in revolution, riots and continuous struggle for freedom.
LoGic!!!
Gud move. When a king has good advisers his region must experience peace. Let's cmmend his advisers for making his to know d value of peace.
ReplyDeleteAswear if Nigeria be like this burkina faso..this country might have gone far
ReplyDeleteSee what Tiwa Savage did to a popular Comedian
Pretty wife caught cheating on her husband with the houseboy
Nadia Buari caught in a Hotel with a prophet
great....we need a revolution in nigeria
ReplyDeleteWe...you and who???? go to Burkina Faso and do your revolution with them abeg....olodo like you, don't go and read your books or learn a skill, be there waiting for people to do revolution for you...you need a personal revolution, ode.
DeleteLogic.
Which Nigerian Army again?
ReplyDeleteThis is a big lesson, when people are united in their struggle, it brings fort the desired change.
Kindly correct the 2nd paragraph, where you wrote Nigerian army.
ReplyDeleteRegards
Nice one
ReplyDeleteWHAT DO U MEAN BY NIGERIA ARMY??????????
ReplyDeleteHe should have not resigned,he should have waited so that the tragedy that happened to Gaddafi will befall him.
ReplyDeleteWetin concern d nigerian army??
ReplyDeleteLinda check your post, i am seeing Nigeria army there ooo. And this is happening in Burkina faso
ReplyDeleteGod, just end this world
ReplyDeleteNigerian army kwa? LinLin, i no kwa ya?
ReplyDelete"Nigerian Army"???
ReplyDeleteAt last! Hope this brings a lasting solution
ReplyDeleteKudos to the masses
ReplyDeleteAm impressed
BORN TO SHINE!!!
Linda Ikeji..... Nigerian army ke?
ReplyDeleteWhich one concern the Nigerian Army and Burkinafaso? or Lindodo was that a typo?
ReplyDeletewetin nigeria Army dey do there?abi bukina faso dey turn to northern nigeria
ReplyDeleteNigerian army refused?? this is a typo?? wetin concern Nigerian army with Burkina faso??... sholly_boy5721@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteThank God no more losing of life's in riot
ReplyDeleteAbout time! Ever since Blaise Campaore betrayed the darling of Africa and the Third World Thomas Sankara even he must've known he was living on borrowed time. How he stayed alive and survived in power for so long remains a mystery but then every run of luck eventually comes to an end. He should be grateful to be alive.
ReplyDeleteBefore nko.....I hope president Jona is watching.i you hug am like you birth right people go fall your hand
ReplyDeleteThank you for removing Nigerian army, i was worried that wetin consign Nigeria now.
ReplyDeleteWise man
ReplyDeleteNawa o 27yrs, does he want to take his pple to the promise land Haba he nids to be thrown out wit full force biko #onelovefromSnow#
ReplyDeleteNigeria learn
ReplyDeleteBreaking News: PDP Secretariat in Portharcourt Set Ablaze by some unidentified youth. Inquiry revealed that following the PDP rally held yesterday @ portharcourt, some aggrieved youth whose mobilisation were not Paid went to the secretariat tighed down and proceeded to set the secretariat ablaze. But the due to the quick intervention of Fire Men who quenched the inferno.
ReplyDeleteBreaking News: Aero flight for 1800 hours has been delayed for one hour and Peace Air Flight scheduled for 1700 hours was also delayed for one hour, thirty minutes, both flights from Abuja to Portharcourt. What is happening to our aviation system? Is the new Aviation Minister not competent enough to bring international best practice to our Aviation sector? Please all this flights delay is not helping matters in this country. Something fast should be done to forestall further delay.
ReplyDeleteHe murdered Thomas Sankara just to please the French, now the popular revolt (unlike the orchestrated Arab spring) has sent him packing.
ReplyDeleteHe must be tried and hanged for the murder of Sankara & impoverishing Burkina Faso.
Nigeria public worker should learn how to let go,to safe life and properties,
ReplyDeleteWetin concern Nigerian army.. They should focus on the war we have here rather than minding other people's biz. Goats!
ReplyDeleteWhat a continent! 27 donkey yrs in power yet not ready to quit. Is only in this dark continent that such thing exist......some africa rulers (not leaders) should be ashame of themselves cos i truely knew that all them do travel out to other develop countries of the world yet cant dimed it fit to improve the living standard of their people back home. Many of them prefared to die in european hospital instead of upgrading those within their countries...... Now that this retard man had put his nation in crises that he knew he'll step aside. What a moron! Shame to tyrant rulers in africa cos Hell fire is your destination .
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Nigerians wake up we need a revolution and kick out these corrupt leaders all of them PDP,APC,APGA so tey today Governor Orji,him wife and pikin pick nomination forms to contest for senate,house of assembly and local seats I mean the audacity...we need to get rid of all them
ReplyDeleteLord have mercyyyyyy! 27 years! Oh wow, wow, wow. SMH real hard!
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LIVE YOUR BEST LIFE EVERYDAY!
27 years ? God dey
ReplyDeleteEjike ur brain is low for putting Islam in this.ure an xtremist. Ar all xtains saints.mshewwwww
ReplyDeleteAll this black leaders, if they are not chased out they won't leave!
ReplyDeleteI foresee same happening in Nigeria if care is not taken.
ReplyDeleteThey shud make sure they catch him before he escapes. This African leaders and their s**pid concept of leadership
ReplyDeletegood for the country
ReplyDeleteI will always blame d rubbish of Nigeria on the people..they don't hv a common voice,they don't Love 1 another,every Nigerian is selfish..d same people tht ruled us 20yrs ago r still trying to contest..d same ones tht r ruling and failing to take us forward are re contesting and d people will vote them with their own hands and come back complaining online online few months after..leave story and suck d situations up..Nigerians adjust well and amend to whatever government we have at anytime
ReplyDelete@Ejike Uzodigwe, Who told Ewu like you that he's a muslim? He's muslim like Robert Mugabe, like Queen Elizabeth, Like Hugo Chavez, like Fidel Castro, like Vladimir Putin, like GEJ and David Mark of Nigeria? Use your common sense Ekpezu, I pity the day your gave birth ti you.
ReplyDelete@Ejike Uzodigwe, Who told Ewu like you that he's a muslim? He's muslim like Robert Mugabe, like Queen Elizabeth, Like Hugo Chavez, like Fidel Castro, like Vladimir Putin, like GEJ and David Mark of Nigeria? Use your common sense Ekpezu, I pity the day your gave birth ti you.
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ReplyDeleteHe should rest and allow change.
fela visited burkina faso in 1987 and said they have a good government (best) government .mmmmmmmmmmmm every body has a skeleton
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