HOW NOT TO OCCUPY NIGERIA.

The year 2012 kicked off on a very eventful note, it all started with the sudden removal of the fuel subsidy by the federal government and all hell literarily broke loose in Nigeria. The Nigerian labour unions and civil societies naturally resisted this move by government and led the country into a nationwide strike accompanied by series of protests and rallies. Apparently, the main hotspots were Lagos and Kano two of Nigeria’s most powerful cities. At first these rallies seemed like the usual protest rallies Nigerians are used to which tend to disappear or fizzle out in about three days. But that did not happen, events in parts of Nigeria especially Lagos stunned many. The Gani Fawehimi Park in Ojota-Lagos became a Mecca of some sorts as people from all works of life began to



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Continue reading what? Abeg, if you have any sensible thing to add, paste it here. I for one will not go to your jeko-jeko .

Sorry, I don't click on jobless tatafo bloggers' sites.
Even if you be Linda Ikeji or Bella Naija. ShiYOOOOR!

I only read title of threads and not the stuff after it.
Here goes:

Nigerians cannot achieve ANYTHING meaningful as a group.
The reason for their individual and collective failures domestically and internationally.
Blame God! Punishment for their wickedness and hypocrisy.

At least you got Ode-Jo to give you 97Naira oil subsidy discount. There! You achieved something.

Now. . .Nigeria is STILL OCCUPIED!

Brown envelop done pass hand dat is why the whole protest end with no result. We should still have that subsidies if the protest continued and GEJ would have promised not to touch it or he step down.