The RevNig Movement (RevNig) is reaching out to the 97 million+ internet users on Nigeria’s telecom network and beyond, urging them to join RevNig in our quest for a revolutionised Nigerian society.
By utilising the internet’s ability to bring people together no matter how far apart, the number of Nigerians online alone can help actualise RevNig’s goal of a 20 million+ voter force needed to impart elections. If they register to vote and join the RevNig Movement, we will use this force to elect responsible and responsive leaders.
RevNig is providing Nigerians with that platform where a 20 million+ voters force will coalesce, speak with one voice and vote in unison for responsible leaders in successive Nigerian elections. The All Progressives Congress won the 2015 presidential election with 15,424,921 (15 million+) votes. Therefore, with 20 million Nigerian voters acting harmoniously toward a common good, we will certainly make our voices heard.
We urge Nigerians online to not only join the RevNig movement but also to help spread its ideals through their social media accounts and blogs.
We call on the hardworking Nigerian celebrities who make money with their talents to use their online platforms to enjoin their millions of followers to embrace the ideals of RevNig to do away with the lazy leaders of today who laze about looting the nation’s resources. It is time these thieves got themselves real jobs.
Fellow Nigerians, never again must we condone irresponsible leaders who go into government to fill their pockets with the nation’s wealth. The same goes for those in the opposition who, after losing elections, go underground to plan activities that make the country ungovernable, terrorising the country just because they could not lay their hands on the keys to the national vault.
Remember, “… when we succeed, we succeed … because we do things together“–Barack Obama.
Please read on.
Organising Nigerian Voters at the State and Local Levels of Governance
Calling on Nigerian Youths to Rise Up and Take Their Destinies in Their Hands
Envisaging and Overcoming Possible Obstacles to our Revolutionary Ideals
