A public-safety proposition for Nigerian voters
If you believe that Nigerians who are mature, who are law-abiding, who are not criminals, and who desire to own a gun should be allowed to own a gun … read on
One proposal.
A national debate.
Before you continue
Does this
sound like you?
This invitation is for adult Nigerian voters prepared to think seriously about lawful public policy, personal responsibility and community safety.
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If you are an adult Nigerian voter;
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If you believe in working to earn money rather than taking what belongs to others;
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If you love yourself, your family, God and your country;
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If you reject drugs, fraud, kidnapping, cultism and every form of criminality;
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If you value courage, accountability and taking responsibility for those you love;
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If you want to examine the book’s argument that lawful self-defence belongs in Nigeria’s public-security debate;
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If you believe that Nigerians who are mature, who are law-abiding, who are not criminals, and who desire to own a gun should be allowed to own a gun;
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If you believe that some people are responsible enough to own a gun and never use it to commit crime or shoot someone out of anger;
Guns for Votes is presented as a proposal for civic scrutiny—not as legal, tactical or safety instruction. Its central claims should be tested against Nigerian law, constitutional rights, public accountability and the practical duty to protect life.
The movement page invites peaceful participation in that conversation: read carefully, question assumptions and engage elected representatives through lawful democratic channels.
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Prepared communities and accountable institutions work best together.
The democratic route
Read.
Question.
Participate.
A durable security policy begins with informed citizens, clear laws, trustworthy institutions and serious public discussion. Read the proposal in full, then bring your questions to the civic square.
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