Here in Osogbo Protesters are carring Jonathan Coffin round the street of Osogbo before the finally decide on what to do to the corpse

EVERYTHING I'M SEEING AND HEARING IS SO DAMN SCARY! ! ! ! ! ! ! !


GOD HELP US OOO

OUR MOTHERLAND:

Fashola is working,
Oshiomole is Bulldozing,
Akpabio is Constructing,
Peter Obi is dulling,
Uduaghan is Laundering,
Iweala is Blabbing,
Sanusi is deceiving,
Obahiagbon is grammertizing,
Patience is Blundering,
Boko Haram is bombing,
Fuel is rising,
Nigerians are protesting,
The masses are suffering,
Our Nation is scattering,
Our senators are wasting,
The Christians are praying,
JONATHAN is LOOKING !!
, Oh! the world is watching

U go fear d words endin wit -ing na

ABUJA: 14.23…Protesters are still out in force although labour appears to be losing grip of the situation as miscreants are growing impatient and refusing to disperse although no violence has been recorded yet.

CALABAR: 14.20…Unlike Tuesday, traders in Calabar Wednesday opened shops[b] in defiance of a directive of labour leaders[/b] who went around to try to enforce the strike.

Some petrol stations were selling, while buses and taxis operated.

Presently am in Umuahia in Abia state. There's NOTHING going on here,even if Aba is going gaga l should have heared. Oh I miss my area Mushin. This work transfer should plz come on time. I want to bubble n rumblem in saving my Country Nigeria.

It's pretty quiet here in PH. No protests, everyone going about their normal business, save for the banks which are not open. Its sad cos i thought the protests would get everyone in 9ja sensitive to the affairs of the nation. Rather it seems like the policy in operation is that of "one man for himself"

^^^^ I agree with you!

STRIKE DAY 4: WHAT ARE WE TO EXPECT FROM YOUR AREA?

so far, Ibadan, Oshogbo, Minna, edo, Lagos amongst others seem to be the high points. . . . .

what's latest?

Anger and more anger

Sure NLC and other unions and groups should be planning strategies to more enlighting the people and keep them informed.

Sure more activist will show up at Ojota today. Labour should also inform the populace to buy more food at home over the weekend and also allow the daily income earners do some business to allow them recoupe for continuation on Monday. This is the only way to sustain the protest.

God help us.

Traders Unhappy Over Closure Of Market
Some traders in Lagos on Wednesday expressed displeasure over the continued closure of markets and their loss of revenue, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports. The markets have remained shut for three consecutive days since the nationwide strike called by a coalition of the NLC, TUC and the civil society began on Monday. The strike was called to protest the Federal Government’s removal of subsidy on Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) on January 1. The traders who spoke with NAN in separate interviews, urged the Federal Government and labour to dialogue and save Nigerians from more hardship. NAN quotes the traders as saying that their anguish stemmed from the fact that neither the government nor labour would compensate them at the end of the strike. Mr. Matthew Afolabi, a youth leader at Araromi Plank Market in the Mafoluku area of Lagos, said that the strike had eroded their means of livelihood. Afolabi said that traders could not continue with the industrial action because they depended on their daily income to survive. “Our survival depends on what we make on daily basis.” Afolabi expressed support for the subsidy removal, but suggested that it should be gradual to minimise the pains. Mr. Chukwudi Okonkwo, a spare parts dealer, urged labour to call off the strike, saying that he and his family were starving. Okonkwo said that the timing of the fuel subsidy removal and general strike, coming immediately after the yuletide holidays was wrong. He said that he depended on his daily income for the family needs. Another trader, Mr. Obiora Nduka, said that the strike caught most of the traders unawares, adding that they would continue to record losses, if the strike was not suspended.

Called my grandmother and aunt and asked them about it, absolutely nothing. Business as usual, people going to school, living their life. It's pretty quiet there.