Akanbi_edu:

Who are the owners of the oil?

jmaine:

Before they impeach . . .can they, the NASS members, slash their ridiculous alawee . . . and the impeachment sef is dicey . . . it's a delicate game, whose outcome mind be mind blowing . .  . . .

2mch:

if It is off shore and not in the ND. It belongs to Nigeria. So cry, make the cry kill you. Its on Nigerian seas, that oil is going no where. No be your papa farm.

Beaf:

And if the country splits, will you be coming for offsore oil from Kano and Ibadan? I can't fit laf!

Beaf:

And when we leave Nigeria for you phucks, shebi the oil will still belong to Nigeria? See comedy!
Get your lazy arses actually producing something. Actually ask your governor and LG chairman why they have to still depend on handouts after 51 years, instead of protesting for awuf that will mortgage the future of your kids.

2mch:

I really will like them to expantiate on that. considering the fact that most of the oil is far off shore. These people talk like they are a bit insane.

Ayo-olu12:

Little wonder they call us the 'wild, wild, west',
I do hope that lout sitting in aso rock is seeing all this. He just doesn't possess the brain power to realise that if nigeria slips into a state of full blown anarchy, then he'll pretty much be president of abuja. Then the northerners will totally barbeque him!
Maybe this will 'encourage' the senators to pressure him into seeing reason. He is totally Insane.

alj harem:

there is no impeachment

all he needs to do is further [b]reduce the salaries [/b]of those nass and senate so the people would know the side he is on.

ola_pluto:

Protests initiated by fuel subsidy removal, now anger is being turned on senators/politicians. Very soon, PDP, ACN, CPC, APGA offices will be touched. After that, Nigerians would have made a big bold statement. All politicians can then pack to Abuja and have armoured tanks in their convoy.

"Egbon mi razist" , no one has time for you these days. You are a discredited hack who has gotten it wrong more times then anyone has fingers and toes. Why don't you just run along, carry on with licking azz, and let sensible folks discuss?

"Lazy, corrupt, awuf loving phucks" actually applies more to GEJ and your NDDC "sons of the soil" than you will ever have the basic honesty to discern let alone admit.

Beaf:

And when we leave Nigeria for you phucks, shebi the oil will still belong to Nigeria? See comedy!
Get your lazy arses actually producing something. Actually ask your governor and LG chairman why they have to still depend on handouts after 51 years, instead of protesting for awuf that will mortgage the future of your kids.

engineerd:

I believe as one other person pointed out earlier on, most of the Oil is Off-shore which means not in anyone's territory in particular. Now If the SS really think they can claim the offshore as their territory, it will be a matter of who has the bigger guns. My point is this Mr. Pork or whatever you call yourself, you are an
I D I O T !

I don't think he has the power to slash their money . .if he can only plead with them . . No one dares NASS monetary flows and wins . . .except a brutal force and threats by the masses . . .NASS no dey use their money play . . .

Beaf:

That is the way its meant to be and what people should have gone out for in the first place.

There are much more fundamental things to protest than the removal of the subsidy. The protests were ethnically instigated, but as with any movement that lacks ideology, there is only unfocused raw anger and the protests organisers have lost control. Let the people take over.

kamuzu:

This Beaf guy is always putting himself in the line of fire only to fade out out when the heat gets really hot. he go soon run. follow his thread, he no dey finsh wetin he start.  

Akanbi_edu:

Who are the owners of the oil?

Akanbi_edu:

They are villagers really, a lot of them reason that way.

Oil that Nigeria as a country invested in its prospecting, exploration and protected by our armed forces. Somebody will claim because its in his backyard. I laugh in Swahili.

PapaBrowne:

Funny. We can pretend like we know not who they are.
But whether we like it or not, the time when they were subdued is over. They now have an army.  They put in the man currently at the helm of affairs. They
If we are not careful we would end up granting the wishes of the owners of the oil. They want a nation to themselves and would be glad at any opportunity to have it.
They did it with tact

manny4life:

@ OP,

This is very unbecoming of the protesters, we all understand their anger but this is getting outta hand, this is the time when Police has to use "minimal force" to defend an attack on someone's live NOT that I support the actions of police killings. I understand the hardship this is causing but [size=18pt]direct attack on senators WILL NOT solve the problem.[/size]

alj harem:

[size=14pt]wetin concern oil offshore with senators been attacked round the country[/size]  

alj harem:

[size=14pt]wetin concern oil offshore with senators been attacked round the country[/size]  

Beaf:

That is the way its meant to be and what people should have gone out for in the first place.

There are much more fundamental things to protest than the removal of the subsidy. The protests were ethnically instigated, but as with any movement that lacks ideology, there is only unfocused raw anger and the protests organisers have lost control. Let the people take over.