NIGERIA MOVING FORWARD:
Obama Understands Our Problems. Indian Nigerian Speaks Out For Nigerians.
Najatu Muhammed Speaks Out For Nigerians. "People Power" President Celebrated.
It is a known fact that all has not been well for Nigeria since independence. Corruption is the bane of Nigeria's problem, a resultant of flowing oil wells controlled by leaders most of whom are self serving. Elections to a greater extent are rigged and unpopular leaders foisted upon the people. This situation has got worst over the years, to a point that it requires urgent action by the people in reclaiming their dear home Nigeria. Thus, our call for an Electoral Revolution in Nigeria. We will put out detailed instructions on how to do this by the end of the year. Both Nigerians at home and in the Diaspora ( abroad ) will participate in the election of our leaders. Rigging will be made almost impossible. We will show you how to tell Nigeria and the world how you voted if the election is rigged. We promise you this !! Power to the people !! Obama Understands Our Problems. Indian Nigerian Speaks Out For Nigerians. Najatu Muhammed Speaks Out For Nigerians. "People Power" President Celebrated.
TARGET GOAL: We want every Nigerian to be told of the "Electoral Revolution" soon to sweep across Nigeria. Take action immediately you log-off the computer. We are receiving phone calls and emails from Nigerians both at home and abroad informing us of their compliance with our call for action. Help in rallying Nigerians and the rest will be good news for Nigerians starting 2011. Power to the people !!
ACTION #1 TO TAKE NOW : Use your handset( cell phone ) to text the following message below to friends, associates and relatives. Here is the message:- "Electoral Revolution Soon in Nigeria. Go Masterweb www.nigeriamasterweb.com Forward to Others." Send out this text message once or twice a week until further notice. Spread the news. We will continue mobilizing Nigerians here at Masterweb in reclaiming the country through the ballot box. Power to the people !!
ACTION #2 TO TAKE ANY TIME : Register as "People's Mandate Volunteer ( PMV )" by sending an email to info@nigeriamasterweb.com PMV's will assit in the implementation of programs towards the actualization of the people's electoral mandate that will usher in leaders elected by the people.
FACT #1: Anybody that takes what does not belong to him or her is a thief and this includes stealing of the people's electoral mandate. Election riggers are thieves and should be treated as such. We will show you how to rig them down to ridicule and shame. Power To The People !!
FACT #2: A thief steals anything of value that crosses his or her path both at home and outside. Election riggers being thieves will steal anywhere they find themselves, either on federal, state or local level. They will steal from their own tribe, state or region. They may cry marginalization of their people by the center to con their people they would deliver as they rig and steal their electoral mandate. They soon after their theft become 'armed' robbers of the treasury. They are armed with stolen mandates and sometimes with IMMUNITY provided by a flawed constitution. Who on earth will give immunity to rats in the pantry to eat-up all food only to pursue the rats as they are leaving the pantry. If you do not get them while in office, you will hardly get them after they leave office. They may flee the country to enjoy their loot abroad. They will use their loot to play cat and mouse game with EFCC. They will use their loot to stall or fight prosecution.
FACT #3: Nobody nor party can afford to pay all Nigerian eligible voters enough money for their votes. Nigeria herself can not even afford to do that because the nation's income per capita is approximately $400.00. What happens is that a few people( including some political leaders & traditional rulers ) are bribed in cash and/or kind and figures are assigned to declare surrogates election winners. Elections can genuinely be won by people being reached with the necessary information on the best people's candidate, and getting the people vote for such candidate.
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Nigerians are getting ready to vote for a change. The forthcoming electoral revolution will involve both Nigerians at home and in the Diaspora. Be ready to answer when we call you.
OBAMA AFRICAN WAKE-UP ALARM / SERMON:
1. Obama to the thieves and tyrants in Africa: Adopt Democracy and Good Governance by Ghana Pundit: And today, I will focus on four areas that are critical to the future of Africa and the entire developing world: democracy; opportunity; health; and the peaceful resolution of conflict. First, we must support strong and sustainable democratic governments. As I said in Cairo, each nation gives life to democracy in its own way, and in line with its own traditions. But history offers a clear verdict: governments that respect the will of their own people are more prosperous, more stable and more successful than governments that do not. This is about more than....... Click to read full article.
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Exerpts From Obama's Speech in Ghana:
"Some of you know my grandfather was a cook for the British in Kenya, and though he was a respected elder in his village, his employers called him "boy" for much of his life. He was on the periphery of Kenya's liberation struggles, but he was still imprisoned briefly during repressive times. In his life, colonialism wasn't simply the creation of unnatural borders or unfair terms of trade - it was something experienced personally, day after day, year after year.
My father grew up herding goats in a tiny village, an impossible distance away from the American universities where he would come to get an education. He came of age at a moment of extraordinary promise for Africa. The struggles of his own father's generation were giving birth to new nations, beginning right here in Ghana. Africans were educating and asserting themselves in new ways, and history was on the move.
In many places, the hope of my father's generation gave way to cynicism, even despair. Now, it's easy to point fingers and to pin the blame of these problems on others. Yes, a colonial map that made little sense helped to breed conflict. The West has often approached Africa as a patron or a source of resources rather than a partner. But the West is not responsible for the destruction of the Zimbabwean economy over the last decade, or wars in which children are enlisted as combatants. In my father's life, it was partly tribalism and patronage and nepotism in an independent Kenya that for a
long stretch derailed his career, and we know that this kind of corruption is still a daily fact of life for far too many."
Click the link below for Full Text of Obama's speech in Ghana.
Here is the Link:-
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5iXHQkTrA9IUUQBC9WHPK3ZMK_ukAD99CBFM80
OBAMA FIGHTS FOR YOU in RUSSIA: Tuesday, July 7, Obama on an official visit to Russia, made some blunt people's statements addressed on Russia's swing toward authoritarianism and pervasive problems with
corruption. Obama told students at a commencement ceremony for the New Economic School in Moscow: "People everywhere should have the right to do business or get an
education without paying a bribe. That is not an American idea or a Russian idea - that's how people and countries will succeed in the 21st century." Is this not also
applicable to Nigeria? Yes it is, Nigeria smells bribe everywhere. Corruption is about bribery, embezzlement and moral decadence. Democracy is about people choosing their leaders
who will in turn serve them and not take bribe and loot the treasury. Corrupt leaders breed corrupt subordinates and followers as they would lack the moral authority of fighting graft and
maintenance of law and order. In most cases corrupt leadership are products of palace coup and election rigging, both of which are predation
and robbery of the people. Refer to the link below for more information on Obama's blunt people's statements in Russia.
Here is the Link:-
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0709/24674.html
You have not read anything on Obama's struggle for the people yet. Obama in Russia really preached democracy for the people. In his most extensive remarks on human rights
and democracy on his visit to Russia, Obama said that nations and governments that promote the rule of law and respect the will of its citizens succeed while those who do not, fail.
Click the link below to verify this statement.
Here is the Link:-
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/International/story?id=8014438&page=1
Obama's Democracy Sermon in Russia is applicable everywhere, including Nigeria. Mobilize them( Nigerians ), rattle them( those that think they can hold Nigerians hostage ), continue
sending out the text message. Victory will be yours soon. Once you reclaim Nigeria, the thieves would flee to Middle East, U.K., U.S., etc. where their loot is stashed, only people's
servants would have your mandate in turning the country to "New Nigeria". Expel them if it is what it takes! Who really cares? Power To The People !!
OBAMA ON YOUR SIDE, TURNS HIS BACK TO MISRULE: The president of the United States, Barack Obama is watching, worried, speaking and fighting for you. He is of African heritage and feels your pain as a relative would if the family is torn apart into laughing stock of others. There is nothing that is happening in Africa that Obama does not know. He knows that thieves steal the people's mandate in most of Africa. He sees Ghana as a true emerging democracy and economic power in Africa. True and not fake democracy brings about political and economic prosperity. Why did Obama snub Nigeria and Kenya on his planned first official visit to Africa? Here is what Obama told reporters on his planned African visit: "Part of the reason is because Ghana has now undergone a couple of successful elections in which power was transferred peacefully. Countries that are governed well, that are stable, where leadership recognizes that they are accountable to the people and that institutions are stronger than any one person, have a track record of producing results for the people. And we want to highlight that." You can read this statement by Oboma at - http://www.reuters.com/article/politicsNews/idUSTRE5623A220090703 You see that even the president of the United States is fighting for you, the people. Why fold your arms doing nothing? Pick up your handset and blast( send ) our text message above ( refer to "ACTION #1 TO TAKE NOW" above ) to at least 100 people today. Do this right away. Power to the people !!
INDIAN NIGERIAN SPEAKS UP FOR THE PEOPLE:
Exerpts From Haresh G Keswani (an 'Indian Nigerian') rejoinder to Masterweb Discussion on 'Indians Taking Over Jobs in Nigeria'. Keswani wrote:- "I would like to introduce myself as being of Indian origin and born, bred and educated in Nigeria (Lagos). This I beleive, enables me to view this subject in a broader perspective. The education I received in the in Nigeria was second to none and I know that Nigerian professionals are amongst the worlds best. Infact I trust Nigerian Doctors more than others, including even Indian ones. It breaks my heart to see so many qualified Nigerians unemployed and wandering overseas while half baked Indians and others claim jobs that rightfully belong to Nigerians. Beleive me dear friends, if the Nigerian Immigration Service and some big ogas on top are sincere, this would never happen." Click for Masterweb Discussion on 'Indians Taking Over Jobs in Nigeria'.
NAJATU MUHAMMED SPEAKS UP FOR THE PEOPLE:
Exerpts fom an interview by TheNews News Magazine with Najatu Muhammed( widow of Dr Bala Muhammed ):-
Question by TheNews: But do you think the proposed mega-party can be an alternative to the PDP?
Answer by Najatu Muhammed: To tell you the truth, I am disillusioned. Everyday I wake up and I think of Nigeria, I develop hypertension because the future seems to be bleaker and bleaker. There doesn't seem to be light at the end of this tunnel because the differences between a democracy and a military dictatorship are choice and good governance. But for God's sake, there is no difference between what we have today and any other military government. In fact, our democracy today is worse than any military government I have seen. It is worse because if they were military men, they just plunder our resources. They don't have to kill civilians; they shoot and kill their own. But when the ballot snatchers are at work, they shoot civilians and give victory to the losers. These are elections that billions of tax payers' money is used in conducting. So, they are worse than military governments. Nigerians are deceiving themselves about democracy. 'Nascent democracy!' It is a lie and you guys are part of the problem. The media are part of the problem because they are being very, very economical with the truth. The media are being very, very sentimental with the lives of people of this country. We must be able to write and tell the truth because we can all be victims, whether you are part of the problem or not. That is the truth.
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CORAZON AQUINO SPOKE FOR HER PEOPLE & YOU:
Exerpts fom Guardian News of Sunday, August 2, 2009 :-
"The Philippines began 10 days of national mourning today following the death of Corazon Aquino, the former Filipino president whose "people power" movement swept away the dictatorship of Ferdinand Marcos in 1986.
Aquino, who was 76, had spent more than a month in hospital after being diagnosed with advanced colon cancer last year, and had recently refused further treatment. She died in hospital yesterday morning surrounded by her five children, her family said.
Hundreds of Filipinos left flowers and lit candles at her home and the Edsa shrine in Quezon, where many of the people power demonstrations took place, while others held masses and displayed yellow ribbons "
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