Throwback:



That is how you will continue condemning everyone who is rational enough to see where this is heading, until when it gets to you door and you come back here to lament how your pot of soup and last N2000 was taken from your house with the threat of a knife.

kettykings:
This is not good news because by the time they hoodlums finish with the upper class, the next class might be the middle class where a lot of Nigerians are presently or working very hard to belong .

The middle class is what runs Nigeria. It is Nigeria's payload and must be preserved by all means U lie! Is there a middle class in nigeria? No wine ur sef...u either rich or poor.



This looting and carnage should just stop before Nigeria falls into full scale anarchy and civil war

omooba969:
Where's the picture of the house?

Useless bloggers everywhere.

stanisbaratheon:


Are there really middle class in Nigeria??

kettykings:
This is not good news because by the time they hoodlums finish with the upper class, the next class might be the middle class where a lot of Nigerians are presently or working very hard to belong .

The middle class is what runs Nigeria. It is Nigeria's payload and must be preserved by all means U lie! Is there a middle class in nigeria? No wine ur sef...u either rich or poor.



This looting and carnage should just stop before Nigeria falls into full scale anarchy and civil war

BennyDGreat:


It won't get to this. Government will most likely increase military presence on the streets till calm returns everywhere. Arrests will be made and they would consult religious and traditional leaders with influence to speak to people.

At the end, the anarchy will lose momentum

tayomohammed:
The citizens you failed to care for will not allow you to enjoy your loot in peace.

fineboynl:
this will burn that the country. we are warn you guys that military intervention would add fire. you all denied it. now it's the results and in other to calm issue[b] Yoruba leaders are claiming it's the igbo destroying Lagos in other to divert the only thing to tribal issue[/b].

donestk:
Scenarios of Nigeria's disintegration

Phase 1. People protest

Phase 2. Government repress protesters. Soldiers fire live ammunition into crowds killing protesters.

Phase 3. Mob retaliate and burn down government and political leader assets.

Phase 4. Army and police withdraw due to international pressure to guard their own barracks only.

Phase 5. Mob go after assets and houses of prominent political leaders. Politicians flee abroad with their families.

Phase 6. Mob go after assets and lives of middle class or anyone that has semblance of wealth. Estates housing the middle classes are attacked. Remember no more police or army to protect them.

Phase 7. Full scale war as opportunists with group interests and egos to live up to take over. Competing interests and internecine wars end up tearing the country apart.

Phase 8. Refugees flee the country in thousands to become beggars in neighboring countries

Phase 9. This is not 1960s- external forces will not quell the fighting. The internal wars will be a continuous recurring decimation. With no uniting force ( no military or police or politicians)- Libya scenario.

Oizatobad:
because your parents trained you this way

Angelfrost:


Only for a while... A worse fate will befall the nation if our leaders don't make massive changes to favour the common man!!!

Leadership is everything!!!... When you lead properly, humanely, and intelligently, the society flourishes! It flourishes because the poorest will have food to eat!!!

kettykings:
This is not good news because by the time they hoodlums finish with the upper class, the next class might be the middle class where a lot of Nigerians are presently or working very hard to belong .

The middle class is what runs Nigeria. It is Nigeria's payload and must be preserved by all means



This looting and carnage should just stop before Nigeria falls into full scale anarchy and civil war

Throwback:



That is how you will continue condemning everyone who is rational enough to see where this is heading, until when it gets to you door and you come back here to lament how your pot of soup and last N2000 was taken from your house with the threat of a knife.

Okpueze1:
Good news

kettykings:
This is not good news because by the time they hoodlums finish with the upper class, the next class might be the middle class where a lot of Nigerians are presently or working very hard to belong .

The middle class is what runs Nigeria. It is Nigeria's payload and must be preserved by all means



This looting and carnage should just stop before Nigeria falls into full scale anarchy and civil war

kettykings:
This is not good news because by the time they hoodlums finish with the upper class, the next class might be the middle class where a lot of Nigerians are presently or working very hard to belong .

The middle class is what runs Nigeria. It is Nigeria's payload and must be preserved by all means



This looting and carnage should just stop before Nigeria falls into full scale anarchy and civil war

donestk:
Scenarios of Nigeria's disintegration

Phase 1. People protest

Phase 2. Government repress protesters. Soldiers fire live ammunition into crowds killing protesters.

Phase 3. Mob retaliate and burn down government and political leader assets.

Phase 4. Army and police withdraw due to international pressure to guard their own barracks only.

Phase 5. Mob go after assets and houses of prominent political leaders. Politicians flee abroad with their families.

Phase 6. Mob go after assets and lives of middle class or anyone that has semblance of wealth. Estates housing the middle classes are attacked. Remember no more police or army to protect them.

Phase 7. Full scale war as opportunists with group interests and egos to live up to take over. Competing interests and internecine wars end up tearing the country apart.

Phase 8. Refugees flee the country in thousands to become beggars in neighboring countries

Phase 9. This is not 1960s- external forces will not quell the fighting. The internal wars will be a continuous recurring decimation. With no uniting force ( no military or police or politicians)- Libya scenario.

kettykings:
This is not good news because by the time they hoodlums finish with the upper class, the next class might be the middle class where a lot of Nigerians are presently or working very hard to belong .

The middle class is what runs Nigeria. It is Nigeria's payload and must be preserved by all means



This looting and carnage should just stop before Nigeria falls into full scale anarchy and civil war

donestk:
Scenarios of Nigeria's disintegration

Phase 1. People protest

Phase 2. Government repress protesters. Soldiers fire live ammunition into crowds killing protesters.

Phase 3. Mob retaliate and burn down government and political leader assets.

Phase 4. Army and police withdraw due to international pressure to guard their own barracks only.

Phase 5. Mob go after assets and houses of prominent political leaders. Politicians flee abroad with their families.

Phase 6. Mob go after assets and lives of middle class or anyone that has semblance of wealth. Estates housing the middle classes are attacked. Remember no more police or army to protect them.

Phase 7. Full scale war as opportunists with group interests and egos to live up to take over. Competing interests and internecine wars end up tearing the country apart.

Phase 8. Refugees flee the country in thousands to become beggars in neighboring countries

Phase 9. This is not 1960s- external forces will not quell the fighting. The internal wars will be a continuous recurring decimation. With no uniting force ( no military or police or politicians)- Libya scenario.

ijustdey:


https://punchng.com/breaking-gunshots-as-hoodlums-loot-ex-speaker-dogaras-house-in-jos/

Chi133:


Assistant Jesus

siraj1402:
We told them this won't bring us any good, they said lot has been achieved.
DJ Switch has escaped to UK and those shouting we won't take it didn't leave their house. Lives has been wasted and the government will have to prioritize the choice of rebuilding first.

84 BRT Buses Burnt Cost N3.9 billion, Over N1tn Required To Rebuild Damaged Properties – Official

The state Commissioner for Information, Gbenga Omotosho, has said that 27 of the destroyed BRT vehicles cost $200,000 each, while 57 of them cost $100,000 each, all totalling about N3.9 billion.

It has also emerged that over N1 trillion may be required to rebuild public and private property destroyed by hoodlums in Lagos. This was a rough assessment of the financial requirement after Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu visited some of the destroyed property yesterday.

The long list of destroyed public and private property in Lagos are Ajeromi Ifelodun Local Government secretariat; Palace of the Oba of Lagos; Lagos High Court, Igbosere; Oyingbo BRT terminus; Ojodu Berger BRT terminus; Vehicle Inspection Office, Ojodu Berger; Lagos State Public Works Corporation, Ojodu Berger; Lagos City Hall and Circle Mall, Lekki; numerous luxury shops in Surulere, The Nation Newspaper, TVC and Shoprite Lekki.

Also according to the police, the 25 stations burnt in Lagos are Orile, Amukoko, Layeni, Ilasamaja, Ikotun, Ajah, Igando, Elemoro, Makinde, Onipanu, Ebute Ero, Pen-Cinema, Isokoko, Alade, Cele, Igbo Elerin, Shibiri, Gbagada, Onilekere, Makoko, Daleko, Asahun, Makinyo, Amuwo-Odofin, Anti-Kidnapping, Surulere. Other police stations that were vandalised but not burnt were Ojo, Ojodu, Mowo, PPL and Morogbo.

The governor therefore warned against protests in the state, saying “enough is enough”.

Sanwo-Olu ordered the clean-up of the state, saying Lagos must heal.

He said, “We have also commenced the clean-up of the city because the city needs to be clean up. A whole lot of roadblocks, tyres burnt on the road…LAWMA (Lagos Waste Management Authority) are out already. They will be working all through the night.
Forward or backwards?