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“You call them bloggers, Celestial Reality Check, and Celestial Discuss, but I prefer the term revolutionaries. We can no longer deny the fact that everything is not OK. “It is time to raise our voices,” said H/S/E Paul Ajimuda.
Several people responded to H/S/E Paul Ajimuda’s post via Facebook.
Medunoye Ayodeji protested, saying, “I beg to differ on this one, Olusho.” Yes, t
They are doing an excellent job, but I would prefer to see a reformer rather than a revolutionary. CRC.”
Furthermore, revolutionaries often struggle for political change, whereas reformists prefer and argue for progressive reforms over outright abolition or revolution.
Allow CRC to channel their energy to the relevant authorities and move a
way from social media this new year, allowing God to perfect it,” he concluded.
It is critical to recognize that these individuals, known as bloggers, are more than just commenters. They are radicals who question the status quo and seek change. We can no longer ignore the current issues. It’s time to speak up.
H/S/E Paul Ajimuda’s message gained traction on Facebook, with several people offering their thoughts.
Medunoye Ayodeji respectfully disagreed, indicating a preference for reform over revolution. While recognizing the bloggers’ laudable efforts, Ayodeji highlighted the necessity of steady progress over rapid disruption. This distinction between revolutionaries and reformists is critical because revolutionaries often strive for political transformation, while reformists push for incremental gains without totally “the opportunity to perfect it,” he concluded.
Dismantling existing systems.
Ayodeji also urged Celestial Reality Check (CRC) to focus their efforts on the relevant authorities and avoid social media in the future. This allows divine intervention from God to perfect the situation.
It is clear that these bloggers are catalysts.
