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Romanian government repeals controversial corruption decree after days of mass protest
Romania has repealed a decree decriminalising some corruption offences after days of mass protest.

"The decree was scrapped," a government official told Reuters, adding that an official statement would be released soon.

Yesterday Romania's Prime Minister Sorin Grindeanu said he would hold an emergency meeting to scrap the decree, which sparked the biggest protests in Romania since the end of communism in 1989.

“I don't want to divide Romania... Romania in this moment seems broken in two,” Mr Grindeanu said.

Protesters were angry that the measure waters down the country's fight against corrupt officials, including the ruling Social Democrats' party leader, and that it was passed in the middle of the night by emergency decree with no input from parliament. 

Protestes continued this morning outside government offices in the capital of Bucharest, and some expressed doubt that the government would actually withdraw the measure. 
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/romania-corruption-protests-decree-law-decriminalising-repeal-scrapped-a7563736.html

How did l find myself in Nigeria?

A country with so many docile youths.

My heart bleeds.

SARRKI MAKA WHY

I wish this can be achieved in Nigeria

I weep for my country

Who will bell the cat?

Here in Nigeria, our leaders will quickly tag it opposition from opposition party.

Masses are no longer in their dictionary. It is we in power ( not even leaders cos i doubt they know there are people they are leading) against opposition.

Elsewhere in Africa, citizens of the most populated black nation are waiting for a lone musician to protest for them, and are feeling betrayed that he could bend to threats and other pressure.

180 million Nigerians always wanting to be herded like cattle before they can do anything.

Romanians aren't cowards. I can't say the same about Nigerians.