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Abali1:

here in Aba, nothing is happening. Infact I went out and bought fuel @150 this morning. I think easterners are not ready to protest. Some believe its not GEJ's fault,  me, I don tire to explain hw wrong the removal of subsidy is at this moment to people wey no fit see GEJ doing any wrong. mtshwwww.

eyah,  biko  

cinzo:

In Odogbolu Ogun state people were generally indoors. No form of protest at all. Ikenne has commercial activities going on. Sagamu is getting volatile. Men were burning tires and chanting songs in the morning but seems its going to turn into a riot very soon. My car overheated while I was going about. I have repaired it and taken off for my house. Over and out!

that's interesting, hope it doesn't result into violence ooo

don't run too far, u may want to be eye-witness or a rescuer, right?

In PH pple re goin abt der normal biz, though banks re closed. Right now am in d office, everywer is peaceful some group of pple just passd they said dey re protestin increase in fuel price, dey re nt up to 40 pple. D strike and protest is just nonsense

a helicopter is flying around my area and its disturbing  

i dont knw wat to think  

Adanora:

In PH pple re goin abt der normal biz, though banks re closed. Right now am in d office, everywer is peaceful some group of pple just passd they said dey re protestin increase in fuel price, dey re nt up to 40 pple. D strike and protest is just nonsense

that's good news except that those protesting will soon get demoralized wen they get fewer

In Uyo. Men in uniformed armed to their teeth at every corner. Folks are going abt their biz though movement is not much. Girls in the saloon beautifying themselves, guys out there arguing their heads off.

Here in abuja-gwagwalada area council. Sum abokis and hausa folks ar just burning tire on d road,.bt area is quite,.

baby.me:

In Uyo. Men in uniformed armed to their teeth at every corner. Folks are going abt their biz though movement is not much. Girls in the saloon beautifying themselves, guys out there arguing their heads off.

cool

drstan:

Here in abuja-gwagwalada area council. Sum abokis and hausa folks ar just burning tire on d road,.bt area is quite,.

cool but stay alert

Abuja is calm, no report of any protests, all the people I've called are at home.

Watchin d live protest n d artist r actually performin
wow
wat a protest

Am in Otukpo, Benue State. Nothing dey happen for my area. Banks, market and schools are close. People are going about their normal businesses. Filling stations been do graga say dem no go open in the morning but come later open.Few Okada men are busy on the road making their small small change. I have not seen anybody or group protesting.
As I waka pass the local police headquater opposite First Bank in the morning, I saw officers and men been gathered in an assembly and been addressed by their local oga. I don't no what their boss is addressing them on, maybe about the protest that is expected to take place or something else. Na Otukpo, I dey report from so.

^^^ good one guys, everything seem to be 'normal' elsewhere apart from some part of lagos. na wa ooo

just came back from a stroll, everywhere dry but guys are @ tipper garrage in Tanke gisting. Only private vehicles are moving. Im back at home, glad there is still light.

^^^ u belong to one of the very few areas with power. lucky you, but don't get too excited, phnc pulls surprises

i think there is sense in what someone said about boko haram supporting protest of fuel subsidy removal,if bokos are truly supporting it then something is fishing.from my point,i think gej remove subsidy to bring down those that sponsors d bokos since he can't call their names and expose their sins,he is indirectly freezing those people's account,but gej your plan is affecting the poor masses too.please call their names and we will be free from bokos or build refineries and you go ahead and deal with them by removing d subsidy.please lets have a rethink on what gej is doing and giv him d right advice on how to tackle d bokos.no offence

edo sstate is burning hausa are been killed,unconfirmed lives have been lost.

mavinc4u:

i think there is sense in what someone said about boko haram supporting protest of fuel subsidy removal,if bokos are truly supporting it then something is fishing.from my point,i think gej remove subsidy to bring down those that sponsors d bokos since he can't call their names and expose their sins,he is indirectly freezing those people's account,but gej your plan is affecting the poor masses too.please call their names and we will be free from bokos or build refineries and you go ahead and deal with them by removing d subsidy.please lets have a rethink on what gej is doing and giv him d right advice on how to tackle d bokos.no offence

well said.,., but hard to swallow

yampoo:

edo sstate is burning hausa are been killed,unconfirmed lives have been lost.

hey pls , make una take am easy ooooooo

Patrick Obahiagbon, The grammarlicious Nigerian is scattering Abuja now wt NLC/TUC in the protest. Lol

Hello people. My neighbourhood is pretty quiet: there's no protest here but I read on tv that the Ilorin metropolis is on lockdown due to protests.
Occupy Nigeria wisely.

@Ogba




GOD WILL SURELY JUDGE!

Nothing dey happen for Badagry. Everywhere is quiet lyk cemetry only that we are very much alive. Traders sef no open their shop. Filling stations no open even fowls sef dey their coop. Nobody comot for house and phcn dey try small small o

jason123:

@Ogba




GOD WILL SURELY JUDGE!

definitely. feel for the guy no be small

gudluk neva even see anythin e dey complain. na only God go help us,

@ Abakaliki, it seems dat nothing is going on. Everywhere is like d other day. Markets, Mech. Villages, shops, schools, etc are bustling. Every1 has adapted to d fuel subsidy removal. We all understood the need for it removal and refused to controlled by devlish oil marketers. Kudos to PHCN for uninterrupted power. It's a pity dat those who lost their lives protesting @ other parts of d country reaped what they sow.
The security personnel should stay alert.
All Igbos @ ugwu awusa, biko lata ulo. Anyi ga anabat ma nyere unu aka.

so is Lujan saying that banks are open in Abakaliki?

that's someone's child, brother, maybe a father or uncle. , .

otokx:

so is Lujan saying that banks are open in Abakaliki?

bank ke??

Pure water sellers go sell well 4 ojota o
omo mk i go carry basin
i dey go sell

@otkx, re-read my post.

jason123:

@Ogba




GOD WILL SURELY JUDGE!

Shot dead by Victor okafor DPO of pen cinema police
station @thomas
salako junction by abeokuta str. The
registration number of vehicle of policemen

RS101LA.

nothing is happening, every where is calm

The Nigerian stock exchange is open for the 'big' men to buy more shares. All international flights in and out Nigeria are operating so that the 'big' men can fly in and out.  Meanwhile, even if their domestic business suffers any loss, they would claim from their insurers. Yet the 'poor' man is happy that he has helped NLC(who by the way would still collect their salary by month end)  to 'shut' down Nigeria. And you wonder why the rich gets richer while the poor gets poorer in Nigeria.

In Kaduna, the strike action is very successful. Protesters came out in their hundreds (if not thousands) and converged at the NLC secretariat. The protesters are also at the government house to protest. All shops, banks, etc remain closed. No violence. very co-ordinated protest. The mobile policemen are on stand-by. The main city from government house down to the general market is full of protesters. Welcome to a New Nigeria

@Muami, that's the hard truth you posted right there.