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charliboy654:

Tuface is part of the problem, u say u want good governance, but u receive gifts from corrupt politicians. How does that sound. Wit all the money he has how much has he invest in Nigeria, finally why didn't he protest for good governance all this while, or he just realized Nigeria need good governance?

maclatunji:


You have not told us how the protest will reverse the problems.

People like you will either cheer or lose your voices when militants blow-up pipelines but you want a good life in a current monoproduct economy.

sekem:


So what will your protesting solve?

Mujtahida:

I believed so strongly in Buhari that I decided first time ever against my settled stance to go out and vote. But Bros two years counting I can say without hesitation that Buhari na Bleep up with major emphasis on the F. I just realised that the old man had no vision, no plan for this nation other than his own personal ambition to be President. Forget all the talk about anti corruption. it's a smokescreen to cover the emptiness of Buhari's government. The man got no fire in his bones. His dream is achieved. He's gotten chilled up. This deadness in every facet of our national life is a direct result of Buhari's visionlessness. And this is how it will be till his tenure ends.

TheGoodJoe:


Before we ask Buhari to reshuffle his cabinet, we need a young bright man ready for the position, with laid down ideas that can transform the nation. He should have a blueprint, with a timetable. Ready. Then, we can cry out for getting government to put that person in power. We can contribute and put the person on air to share his ideas.

I need us active and not docile anymore.

maclatunji:


Dissecting a man's actions and position is not attacking him. 2Face is presenting many faces that are not in congruence with his claimed agenda for protests.

People like me have more to protest about Nigeria then he does. However, heating-up the system with a false messianic sense of relevance is not the solution to our probleM

What next after the protests?

richie9093:


Do you know anyone who is young, vibrant with such characteristics in our politicosphere?

maclatunji:


Sight is different from vision, you are seeing the problems but obviously lack the vision to see where they came from and how they can be solved.

refreshrate:


What has my not protesting achieved ?

maclatunji:


Source: http://www.opinions.ng/10-things-note-protest-2face-2baba-idibia/

maclatunji:


Source: http://www.opinions.ng/10-things-note-protest-2face-2baba-idibia/

plaetton:

It is people with a medieval mindset like you, people who can't ever appreciate plural democracy and it's guarantees, people who think building mosques rather than schools and libraries as long term infrastructural investments, .feudal tyrants who do not know, talkless of appreciating the importance and welfare of the middle class as economic drivers.

Amongst all our previous leaders in this country, who has expressed the vision that talk about ?
Can you honestly take a guess ?

Is it the fossilized dinosaurs currently in power?
Even if people like you deluded yourselves that a fossilized dinosaur can improve a modern ecosystem, the last years has clearly been a reminder for those who didn't watch the film Jurassic Park or didn't get the message.

This government has clearly proven to be the most destructive calamity ever seen in Nigeria.

Honour, a clearly alien concept in Nigeria, demands that Buhari resigns ASAP, if for nothing else, his dwindling health.
Nigeria doesn't belong to him and his extended family.
Nigeria is bigger than him, and will thrive, no matter the plots and shenanigans of he and his clique in Aso Rock.

TheGoodJoe:


Can you tell me who you want to take over Nigeria and fix the economy? List the person who will also maintain the struggle to recover our loot.

plaetton:

With all due respect, that's a silly question.
First of all, money will always find its way out of this country so long as we have semiliterates who do not understand the concept of money and wealth running the affairs.

Nigeria is a country brimming with management talents from all corners of the federation.

Nothing good can ever come out from a person or group who do not love Nigeria in it's entirety, but who see and treat Nigeria as a booty of conquest.

Certainly not a semi literate dictator who despises federalism and the multicultural make up of this country.

rollexsmith:
We like to personalize issues. Everywhere in the world that the living standard today is good, Check history people protested and demanded it. We cannot continue to go against ourselves. Hunger knows no party, no tribe, no religion. #IStandwithNigeria

charliboy654:

Tuface is part of the problem, u say u want good governance, but u receive gifts from corrupt politicians. How does that sound. Wit all the money he has how much has he invest in Nigeria, finally why didn't he protest for good governance all this while, or he just realized Nigeria need good governance?

TheGoodJoe:


Please, Obama blamed George Bush Jr repeatedly. Get that right. What separates Obama from lots of youths today was even as a student, he was making strides to make America better.

TheGoodJoe:


I did not see an answer. You said you want President Buhari to resign. Do you have a quality option for the position? List your candidate. All this federalism story was not the resign you talked about. I am waiting to read your candidate.

If we are not thinking solutions, we are creating room for another person to mismanage the country.

TheGoodJoe:


For now, I do not. Even the young ones in the corridors of power I have met all just think about just how to steal money. The youths can not take over the country with this mindset.

That is why I would prefer a public forum to hunt for young people ready to lead than a protest. I hope those who can lead start coming out.

charliboy654:

Well suit urself, but one thing u should know is that even if buhari step down today, Nigeria problems will still continue. Yrs of mismanagement by previous govt is what is crippling our economy. And there's nothing anyone can do abt it. Even of PDP get power back, the suffering continues.

sekem:


The same thing your protesting will achieve: N o t h i n g.

refreshrate:


Not protesting has achieved nothing #fact

Protesting will achieve nothing - big assumption

Be logical

sekem:


We shall see

In fact, in less thanone day after your almighty protest, we will start having at least 24 hours electricity per day, fuel pump price will become 65NGN, at least all our refineries will automatically become functional, 1USD will become 1NGN, minimum wage will become 100,000NGN, international oil price will become 150USD per barrel, but most importantly, President Buhari will honorably resign and Tuface Idibia will become our new president!!!

Is that not what the almighty protest is all about?

maclatunji:


Source: http://www.opinions.ng/10-things-note-protest-2face-2baba-idibia/

sekem:


We shall see

In fact, in less thanone day after your almighty protest, we will start having at least 24 hours electricity per day, fuel pump price will become 65NGN, at least all our refineries will automatically become functional, 1USD will become 1NGN, minimum wage will become 100,000NGN, international oil price will become 150USD per barrel, but most importantly, President Buhari will honorably resign and Tuface Idibia will become our new president!!!

Is that not what the almighty protest is all about?

DeepSight:


You are a f.ool.