We Have A Common Enemy To Fight! -By Abdulrahman Yunusa

In life, both humans and animals despite their social differences they both happen s to have a common enemies that they should fight them vociferously at all coat else they will be lost to the hands of such set of monsters.

So in this regards, in Nigerian context  poor class in particular, despite their variation in ideology, religion and region also have their own enemies of which they have to fight till they bring them down tactically otherwise the perpetual oppression and subjugation may last forever. Hence, war must be an inevitable business for us.

Our elites, economic moguls and their vicious all allies politicians are the two sides of the same coin. As they often get themselves united to achieve their dreams by launching their draconian plans upon our bald heads, we can’t see them as something other than our enemies.

I said because of the following reasons ; 

1. That they used their power tyrannically to squander our treasury 
2. They collectively came with an investment idea to maintain the tempo through monopoly yet preaching capitalism in disguise
3. with their power they silence our voice using fake clergies and pseudo Sheikhs as instruments.
4. And lastly they called us ungrateful folks just for voicing out our plights.

Imagine, with reference to the above reasons, if things persist, i foresee the destruction of this administration or anyone that’s look identical to it as imminent for things are getting out of hands on daily basis which is totally uncalled for. 

And it’s now apparent that commoners irrespective of their tribal or religious affiliations will collectively unite and march towards challenging this irresponsible govt thereby daring to speak to the fake messiah in the tone he will understand.

Protest is what I mean,  people of all state might possibly unites to confront the decorated villa to lay their grievances down and ask the ship master to go his way and let them sink, since with him at helm of their affairs nothing has changed positively.

As Karl Max opined ” Workers of all countries must unite, for they have nothing to lose but their chains ” in his magnum opus Communist manifesto. Meanwhile, this signifies a revolutionary movement of which people will fearlessly get indulge with the aim of security their right in it trust form.

Alas, we are tired of such mediocre leadership type, being under the watch a man that doesn’t care about the plight of a masses is just a colossal lost in a Democratic entity for things are expected to work perfectly under such over hyped system. Above all, since they can afford to do away their differences when it comes to marriage, education, social or state affairs of which they can plunder our wealth united, as we have seen a vivid picture of such reality just recently in Bitchi, right from there we can re-attest both are birds of a same feather who flock together and their vested interest is open that it’s above national interest in their sight, but only if we are wise enough, we can detect that.

Therefore, at all cost there is an utmost need for the lower and middle class to halt their stupid social differences and work collectively and relentlessly toward kicking the ass of our bloody enemies for we are no longer stupid, we know the pain of social and political discrimination and we are now sensitive to it, we are not an ingrates.
We have to stand for our freedom today and pave a way for the upcoming generation to inhale the fragrance of freedom tomorrow and judge us fairly as well.

Abdulrahman Yunusa is a political and public affairs analyst, he writes from Bauchi and can be reached through abdulrahmanyunusa10@gmail.com