The Reason You Should Join The Protest On October 1st ~ Activist Explains

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One of the RvolutionNow activists, Omolara Alagbala, has explained logically the reason all Nigerians should participate in the pre-planned protest by the group RevolutionNow to be held nationally on the 1st of October, 2020. 


In her Facebook page, she wrote:


"In NIGERIA everyone has his/her line in our National Pledge.

Pls, check which line you belong to.


1. I pledge to Nigeria my country.

(This line is for those in authority -  President, Vice President, Senate President, Speaker, Governors, Ministers, Perm-Secs, Service Chiefs, DGs, etc)


2. To be faithful loyal and honest.

(This line is for Imams, Pastors, and their likes)


3. To serve Nigeria with all my strength

(This line is for Civil Servants, Entrepreneurs, Lawyers, Doctors, Nurses, Engineers, etc)


4. To defend her unity and uphold her honor & glory.

 (This line is for security  - Soldiers, Police, DSS, Immigration, etc)


5 SO HELP ME GOD.

(This line is for the Masses)

I think you have picked your line to know where you belong, if we really want to be in the rightful place we gat to rise up to the occasion October 1st don't be left out!!

#RevolutionNow"

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