MAYOWAAK:

For fear of being overthrown this week, GEJ cluelessly rushed and increased the salaries of our military and back dated it to Sept 2011, Oga Jona, your time is up. It is the people that will push you out.

MAYOWAAK:

For fear of being overthrown this week, GEJ cluelessly rushed and increased the salaries of our military and back dated it to Sept 2011,  Oga Jona, your time is up. It is the people that will push you out.

manny4life:

Me I don't know if t was success or not, what I do know is they could protest for something a lil more better,  CORRUPTION. Knowing fully well that NASS doesn't want to investigate this CABALS, that should be the true protest. Government waste should be the real issue, although subsidy affects everyone, me think that they could have use the same opportunity to protest for thing further ailing and crippling the country.

MAYOWAAK:

T[b]he turn-out of people, in Lagos, Abuja and Kano, Ibadan was unprecedented. Never in all my years of existence have I witnessed the passionate crowd I saw today on the streets of Lagos[/b].

Johnpaul2k2:

i am living in onitsha ,
i saw people that came from their various 'trading'
i was told nobody came to buy
So today was a Success

labamo07:

Haru Mutasa of Al Jazeera was reporting live from Abuja,  I bet those who said the protest was a failure are absolutely insane, perhaps they do not know how much the Nation has lost just for today alone considering the GDP,
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labamo07:

Haru Mutasa of Al Jazeera was reporting live from Abuja,  I bet those who said the protest was a failure are absolutely insane, perhaps they do not know how much the Nation has lost just for today alone considering the GDP,

Abagworo:

The truth is that it is either the price is reduced below 100 Naira or the Karl Max theory will come to play in Nigeria. The rise of the masses against the elites and it will be deadly.

The killing of protesters is raising the spirit of Nigerians. Their death shall never be in vain.

On the Southeast, they are not a politically sophisticated people and are bound to sheepishly follow any easy,myopically profitable route. I am Igbo myself and know this well. Even during the eve of election when we had South-southerners engaged in constructive arguments on reasons to vote or not to vote GEJ, the Ohaneze hurriedly endorsed him unanimously.

saxywale:

I hope this is not true sha    

What the protesters aim to achieve is that if they can force the government to bring back the subsidy. Then the government would look for other means of reviving the economy that has been dead for as long as I can remember. Probably by reducing public office holders extravagances and recovering stolen funds from looters.

humblebee:

[b]the first  time i lost faith in GEJ was when he avoided debates and yet honored an interview with an entertainer. what kinda leader does that?


Only Beaf,Leomax and friends won't remember this

Newsflash
DBANG to interview oga jona 2mrw to discuss fuel susidy removal
Time:9pm
Venue:Koko mansion, mohit tv

Watch out!

Richvkunt:

Seaports-shut down.
Airports-shut down.
Petrol Stations-shut down.
Banks-shut down.
Borders-shut down.
Court houses-shut down.
NNPC buildings-shut down.
Electricity-shut down.
Mammoth rallies all over the country.
Senate inviting Labour leaders for dialogue in order to resolve the issues on ground.
Government taken completely unawares by the anger of the people and the number of protesters in the streets.
Now tell me if this strike was successful or a failure?