Great Imo Jonathan
IN 2027 GENERAL ELECTION ASIDE MONITORING INEC OPPOSITION PARTY MEMBERS AND NIGERIAN CITIZENS MUST PLAN TO DEFEND THEIR VOTES, THEIR LIVES AND ENSURE THAT ANYBODY WHO COMES TO RIG, ATTACK POOLING CENTERS OR VOTERS DOES NOT SUCCEED.
If you are a Nigerian take time to read this information. There are no alternatives. Don’t say you were not told.
In 2027 don’t wait for police to come and save you, your polling units or communities from a bunch of criminals that will be sent to come and attack polling units, snatch ballot boxes, stab or shoot people, to scuttle election. Nigerians in general must now engage as their own election defenders. Because it has officially been declared that “all is fair in politics” come 2027 election.
Meaning that Nigerians you cannot guarantee that security agencies will be neutral. Some members of the security agencies don’t think about the future of Nigeria, and they don’t care about the future of their own children. Some of them may collect money and support evil.
Nigerians and opposition parties must plan crucial logistical and intelligence support structures for themselves. Raise territorial resistance and defense teams trained to tackle anybody sent to attack voters, snatch ballot boxes or shoot at people during election, irrespective of who they may be.
Tens of thousands of ordinary residents should be enlisted in parties territorial defense teams. Accountants, lawyers, engineers, teachers, traders, transport workers, village leaders and estate associations, cooks, and retired security professionals. Nigerians must prepare anything available against enemies of Nigeria. Because 2027 is about the soul and the future of Nigeria and you can’t be preaching peace when the enemies of Nigeria are preparing for war.
No Nigerian should die out of naivety. No Nigerian should die because they believed that someone is coming to save them when there is none. Nobody should be allowed to harm or kill a Nigerian because of his or her ambition.
Nigerians should start identifying political leaders who are threatening citizens in their political statements. Monitor those who want to determine choices for Nigerians through intimidating statements. Identity such politicians, know where they live, their businesses, their properties, friends and families both home and abroad. Keep a close eye on them. If they should make any dangerous move on election day to use thugs and armed gangs to attack voters, hijack ballot boxes or kill any Nigerian, the reaction must be immediate. Nobody must be allowed to play God in Nigeria in 2027. It is either we are equal citizens or we are not.
Communities should have manned checkpoints at nearly every intersection in their communities on election day to prevent strange characters from coming to cause problems for them. All voters must be protected irrespective of their political party or the candidate they want to vote for. Every voter is first a community member and a Nigerian. Their choice on who or party to vote for must be respected.
No election should make people of the same community kill or neglect each other. Because we all have shared future. It is stupid to hate any member of your community because of his or her choices. And it is stupid to leave your community vulnerable to outsiders to invade and kill because of election or few people’s interest.
Nigerian voters must make it clear to all that they will not allow thugs or hired armed gangs to come to their pooling units or communities to kill, cause violence or snatch ballot boxes. Whatever you have to do, do to defend yourself, your pooling units and your community. Prepare well ahead before election day.
No invading violent election rigger must go back the same. Get anything within your reach in your locality that you can use to defend yourselves. The goal is to make sure that anybody who brings violence on election day will be counted. Keep amy material close that you can use to halt any electoral armed gang. Don’t let vehicles that come to their communities to attack peaceful electorates escape by any means possible.
Forget government, civilians in communities must transform their communities into a fortresses against election riggers. So that people in their communities will vote peacefully and vote their choices.
IRRESPECTIVE OF PARTY AFFILIATIONS, PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN THE SAME POOLING UNIT AREAS AND COMMUNITIES MUST WORK TOGETHER TO ENSURE THAT ELECTION IS PEACEFUL IN THEIR ENVIRONMENT. VOTE TOGETHER. JOKE WITH EACH OTHER, PLAY TOGETHER, COOK TOGETHER AND DRINK TOGETHER. ENTERTAIN YOURSELVES, INEC AND SECURITY OFFICERS IN YOUR POOLING UNITS AND ALLOW PEOPLE TO VOTE THEIR CHOICE. AFTER ELECTION WHICHEVER PARTY THAT WINS IN YOUR POOLING UNIT SHOULD BE CONGRATULATED AND YOU CELEBRATE AS A COMMUNITY.
ANY COMMUNITY THAT ALLOWS PEOPLE TO FIGHT ON ELECTION DAY BECAUSE OF POLITICAL PARTIES AND POLITICIANS IS A COMMUNITY OF FOOLS AND LEADERS OF SUCH COMMUNITIES ARE BUNCH OF FOOLS.
Voters must also plan to use mobile applications and phone lines to report movements suspicious characters around voting areas and communities to security agencies as backups. Also prepare little first aid materials for pooling units, food and water.
Do live transmission of the entire voting activities throughout the day. Charge your phones and power banks a day before election and go out smart and simply dressed.
Don’t vote anybody because of tribe, religion or out of fear. Vote for credible and competent leaders across broad.
Record arrival of INEC officers and check Bvas machines before voting starts to ensure it is reading zero and empty. Check ballot booklets to ensure there are complete hundred sheets in each. Record how many ballot booklets. Ensure there are serial numbers on ballot papers and that they are stamped by INEC officers before giving them to voters.
Monitor voters to ensure that pre-thumb-printed ballot papers are not stuffed into ballot boxes. Make sure the number of ballot papers used matches the number of ballot papers in ballot boxes. Count all remaining ballot booklets to ensure that leftovers corresponds with numbers used.
Do the same for ballot booklets used and leftovers. Make sure all unused ballot papers are marked cancelled after voting ends and that they are recorded in Form EC8A.
Ensure there is Form EC8A where the results will be entered, after counting. Record the counting of results with your phones and moble devices. Record the filling of results in Form EC8A and ensure that the Bvas machine is used to scan it in the presence of everyone and uploaded to Irev. A copy of result Form 65 must be posted at the pooling unit, scanned and uploaded to Irev by INEC officers.
Afterward, parties agents should scan their polling unit results and send immediately to their party collation portal and collation centers.
Then voters can escort INEC officers to the ward collation centers to ensure that thugs do not attack them on their way. Wait at ward collation centers until final collation and then follow INEC to local government and state collation offices to ensure that right thing is done.
At night people must come out in mass around collation centers to ensure nobody invades collation centers. Go prepared to protect and defend yourselves and your votes.
It is supposed to be the most important 48 hours in the life of every reasonable and sensible Nigerian citizen that is dedicated to the future of Nigeria and the future of Nigerian children.
It will be a curse not to get involved or participate in ensuring a free, fair and credible election in 2027. Because all lives in Nigeria and those of Nigerians outside Nigeria depends on it.
Nigerians abroad can be part of 2027 election by starting today to identify good candidates that can help tranform Nigeria. As you send your families money back home, also send instructions on the quality of candidates they must support. You can encourage your families back home to vote. You can sponsor your communities to defend and monitor events through phones and online.
It is a battle for the soul of Nigeria come 2027. Don’t preach peace when enemies of Nigeria are preparing for war.
Great Imo Jonathan
