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TODAY’S QUOTE: WORDS THAT BEHOVES THE TIME
Mission 1: Energising the Unenthusiastic Nigerian Voters
Fellow Nigerians,
The outcomes of Nigeria’s presidential elections showed that we, the people, can determine who serves us if we do more in registering to vote and coming out on election days to vote.
Results of the 2015 general elections released by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) showed that 29,432,083 (29 million+) Nigerians voted out of a possible 68,833,476 (69 million+) Nigerians registered to vote nationwide, leaving out 39,401,393 (39 million+) registered voters who never make it to the polls on election day.
Considering that the total number of electors in the 2015 general elections was 29,432,083 (29 million+), and the winner, General Buhari, of the All Progressives Congress, got 15,424,921 (15 million+), this group (29 million+) of reluctant Nigerian voters could–if they come out to vote — decide who gets elected in future elections.
Similarly, results of the 2019 general elections released by the INEC showed that 28,614,190 (28 million+) Nigerians voted — 35.66% turnout out of a possible 84,004,084 (84 million+) Nigerians registered to vote nationwide, leaving out 55,389,894 (55 million+) registered voters who never make it to the polls on election day.
Holding that the total number of electors in the 2019 general elections was 28,614,190 (28 million+), and the winner, General Buhari, of the All Progressives Congress, got 15,191,847 (15 million+) votes, this group (55 million+) of reluctant Nigerian voters could, if they come out to vote, very well decide who serve us.
On this note, the RevNig Movement is appealing to this group of 55 million+ unenthusiastic Nigerian voters to join the movement and be ready to come out en masse on election days to cast their votes for responsible leaders. To help nominate and elect men of honour to serve us.
Fellow Nigerians, Never again must we leave our futures in the hands of crooks. We must now take our destinies into our hands. Collectively, we will do away with these gangsters parading themselves as Nigerian leaders.
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Mission 1a: Galvanising the Unregistered Nigerian Voters
Mission 1b: Rejuvenating the Hesitant but Regular Nigerian Voters
Mission 1c: Motivating the 10 Million Nigerians in the Diaspora
Mission 1d: Coordinating Nigerians Online to Act Harmoniously
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
Mission 1a: Galvanising the Unregistered Nigerian Voters
Fellow Nigerians,
The State of World Population retrieved in 2015 puts Nigeria’s population at 178.5 million people. The age categorisation shows that the number of eligible Nigerian voters by 2019 will be 98,045,643 (98 million+). There will be even more eligible voters, with an estimated population of 212 million people by the 2023 presidential election.
Deducting the 68,833,476 registered voters from the total number of 98,045,643 qualified Nigerian voters will result in 29,212,167 (29 million+) eligible but unregistered Nigerian voters.
This 29,212,167 demographic of non-voters alone can swing an election.
This number of non-voters is about the same as the total number of votes cast in the 2015 presidential election 29,432,083 (29 million+) and almost double what gave APC the presidency — 15,424,921 (15 million+) votes. That shows the impact 29,212,167 unregistered Nigerian voters can make if they go out to register and vote.
On this note, the RevNig Movement is urging you, fellow Nigerians, to go out there, register to vote (if you have not) and help mobilise other unregistered Nigerians to do the same. It is the only way we can make a difference in Nigeria’s elections. You must also endeavour to join the RevNig Movement to contribute to nominating good leaders before elections.
Together we can bring about real change.
Never again must we fence sit while our nation is destroyed by a cabal of criminals: so-called leaders who have ruined Nigeria since Independence.
Remember:
“The ultimate tragedy is not the oppression and cruelty by the bad people but the silence over that by the good people”– Martin Luther King Jr.
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Mission 1b: Rejuvenating the Hesitant but Regular Nigerian Voters
Mission 1c: Motivating the 10 Million Nigerians in the Diaspora
Mission 1d: Coordinating Nigerians Online to Act Harmoniously
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
Mission 1b: Rejuvenating the Hesitant but Regular Nigerian Voters
The RevNig Movement (RevNig) reaches out to the more than 29 million regular Nigerian voters who go out to vote. Electorates who either are bribed to vote or are brainwashed by politicians’ deceitful messages of hope. Only a few feel obliged to exercise their civic duty.
Fellow Nigerians, whichever group of voters you belong to, it is time to say never again to broken promises and failed expectations. It is time to take your destiny into your hands and join RevNig to rescue a fast sinking country from the gangsters who parade themselves as Nigeria’s leaders but are, in fact, her enemies: The devils we should be fighting.
RevNig enjoins the regular Nigerian voters to put aside the ill-motivated and sponsored political, ethnic and religious divisions instigated to divide us and serve the ulterior motives of our so-called leaders. Making us hate and kill ourselves while the motivators and their families are safe at home or abroad, standing by to reap the fruit of our discord and destruction afterwards.
Fellow Nigerians, it is time to reject the deceits of politicians and embrace the revolutionary ideas of the RevNig Movement to fight our common enemy: Failed leadership that has caused us hunger, poverty, insecurity, illiteracy and ill health.
We have done it before: We did it in the annulled June 12, 1993, presidential elections when we put aside religious differences and bonded together to vote overwhelmingly for the Muslim–Muslim ticket of Moshood Abiola and Babagana Kingibe.
Fellow Nigerians, we will do it again if you join RevNig’s 20 million+ voters force who will collectively screen and elect men of honour to serve us.
Never again must we succumb to the deceits of our so-called leaders, however the disguise. The time has come for the regular Nigerian voters to shun bribery and vote their conscience to deliver Nigeria into the hands of real patriots who will serve us sincerely.
In the words of Martin Luther King Jr:
“He who passively accepts evil is as much involved in it as he who helps perpetuate it. He who accepts evil without protesting against it is cooperating with it.”
Join us now!
Please read on.
Mission 1c: Motivating the 10 Million Nigerians in the Diaspora
Mission 1d: Coordinating Nigerians Online to Act Harmoniously
Organising Nigerian Voters at the State and Local Levels of Governance
Calling on Nigerian Youths to Rise and Take Their Destinies in Their Hands
Envisaging and Overcoming Possible Obstacles to our Revolutionary Ideals