MalcoImX:
Charles Kaye Okoye wrote:

Nigeria has been importing petroleum products for many years now despite being a major oil producer!
. . . U no protest!

For decades, all the nations refineries remained dead. Despite the humongous funds pumped into their rehabilitation, they remained dead as the funds ended in party men's pockets.
. . . U no protest!

The entire roads in the nation were death traps, despite funds disbursed yearly for rehabilitation. Still nothing! Monies ended up in few individuals' deep pocket.
. . . No protest!

N11trn wasted in power sector rehabilitation, even as the nation progressively sank into deeper darkness. Monies gone down the usual route!
. . . Oga no protest!

Oga hear say only madam conner money wey fit give this nation 10 world-class hospitals!
. . . Oga bone! No protest!

We all grew up meeting tap water dotting our streets, provided and serviced by water board. But we watched as these progressively went into extinction, despite huge budgetary allocation to water board every year.
. . . E no reach to protest!

We are inundated with Halliburton scandal, Siemens scandal, Malabu Oil scandal. NNPC missing $20bn.
. . . Dem no reach to protest!

Workers are owed many months despite prompt disbursement of monthly allocations, bailout funds, Paris Club refunds. Governors use the funds to build private hotels, while workers and their children starve.
. . . We no need to protest!

The only thing worth protesting is an ill president's 'long' absence on medical leave, despite fulfilling all constitutional requirements.

Bros, this nation belongs to us all. In what is clearly a scramble for the soul of this nation, I and millions of other well-meaning Nigerians that staged a bloodless revolution in 2015 to take back our nation, have taken our stand. We stand with Buhari! We stand with better Nigeria! We stand with change!

Months to the 2015 presidential election, Doyin Okupe could not help but acknowledge that Nigerians had rallied round Buhari with "Sai Baba" renting the air. Today, that same crowd is still there.

Charly Boy can go on to build a house in Fountain square, but until he beams his mirror on our self-serving NASS and money-for-judgement judiciary, Charles Oputa is completely on his own.

Sapiosexuality:
You have a point but did you read the article to understand the point it is trying to convey? When did it become unconstitutional and warrant jungle justice for a person to protest against whatever thing, no matter how silly, he feels is worth protesting for? Try to read the op.

MalcoImX:
It's not unconstitutional to protest! but I won't do it in a market in Onitsha abusing Ojukwu or the iPOB master (Nnamdi).

MalcoImX:
It's not unconstitutional to protest! but I won't do it in a market in Onitsha abusing Ojukwu or the iPOB master (Nnamdi).

Dlordsamurai:
I believe NIGERIA is the most corrupt country on earth, so any bad thing that happens is expected, "The only way to reduce this madness is 2019, making sure that a christian and a man with good past records take the mantle of leadership, "A man like fani kayode, fayose, there are many good men both in niger delta and in the west.

Dlordsamurai:
But onitsha is in amambra, which is south south and the last time i check, amambra is not even 100% support of biafra, so whats your point?

dlondonbadboy:


So fayose has good past record? Does FFK have any record that is worthy of emulation? What is wrong with you people? Why would you people are the truth and cover it? Gosh!

Dlordsamurai:
BUHARI'S BROTHER spotted.

MalcoImX:
My point is don't go to a market in SE and protest or be misperceived as abusing Ojukwu or the lesser god like Nnamdi. Even the girlish look of Charley is enough to draw a crowd to him and be mistaken as a homo in that environment; and you know what that means. Just use a little sense in whatever you're doing unless your name is Mr. Sorry.

dlondonbadboy:


Asking Buhari the man they voted for to resume or resign translates to abusing him? How do you people even think? Which kind of people are these ones?

MalcoImX:
Well it may not necessarily mean that. But Charly Boy has failed, you try it.

MalcoImX:
It's not unconstitutional to protest! but I won't do it in a market in Onitsha abusing Ojukwu or the iPOB master (Nnamdi).

Dlordsamurai:
I believe NIGERIA is the most corrupt country on earth, so any bad thing that happens is expected, "The only way to reduce this madness is 2019, making sure that a christian and a man with good past records take the mantle of leadership, "A man like fani kayode, fayose, there are many good men both in niger delta and in the west.

MalcoImX:
My point is don't go to a market in SE and protest or be misperceived as abusing Ojukwu or the lesser god like Nnamdi. Even the girlish look of Charley is enough to draw a crowd to him and be mistaken as a homo in that environment; and you know what that means. Just use a little sense in whatever you're doing unless your name is Mr. Sorry.

Dlordsamurai:
well i get your point, but i believe the police are to be blame for the attack, Because in a develop country, the police makes sure that peace and smooth protest is ensured in the wake of any protest. "the police should have assign patrol teams to monitor them incase of any attack or violence.

Dlordsamurai:
well i get your point, but i believe the police are to be blame for the attack, Because in a develop country, the police makes sure that peace and smooth protest is ensured in the wake of any protest. "the police should have assign patrol teams to monitor them incase of any attack or violence.

dlondonbadboy:


He has not failed..You have failed.

The same way you lot attacked 2face. You support oppression because of crumbs you get from your ogas table..continue!

Sapiosexuality:


Some months ago, a woman was lynched for preaching close to a mosque somewhere in Abuja and her murderers are walking freely on the street today. No serious attempt was made to bring her killers to justice. The government and top ”activists” only paid lip service to her murder while others neither uttered a word nor did anything positive. Her crime was simply preaching close to a mosque in a secular country.

There was also the case of the woman killed in Kano by religious extremists. The claim was that she insulted the religion of her killers and they delivered her justice. Nothing was done to those murderers who lynched her in the name of religion. And when the President made a statement on social media in response to the matter, it was wrong on all levels. He simply asked that we should be tolerant to the religions of one another.


http://www.mortalpoet.com/know-charly-boy-almost-lynched/

LordOfNaira:


I don't know what you all expected the president to say. He, just like every other Nigerian, knows that we don't yet have a very efficient police (except he wants to lie to himself to feel good). Our police is far from good. The least the president could do in the meantime is to ask people to promote tolerance. If there is tolerance, there would be peace. If you expected more from him, then you should endeavour to read his full speech. Because he said more than the words in bold.

dlondonbadboy:
I always tell you you don't deserve the name MalcolmX. So because he didn't protest then so he doesn't have any right to protest now?
Aunty oby protested then, did you see how she was humiliated when she attempted to protest under this 'regime'?

Do you know even if Buhari sends 2years outside this country, he would still not have broken any law? And people, you people would still hail him? You are not doing Buhari or Nigeria any good by supporting Buharis continued absense from this country. We must tell ourselves the truth.

Dlordsamurai:
I believe NIGERIA is the most corrupt country on earth, so any bad thing that happens is expected, "The only way to reduce this madness is 2019, making sure that a christian and a man with good past records take the mantle of leadership, "A man like fani kayode, fayose, there are many good men both in niger delta and in the west.

Sapiosexuality:
If there is a culture of recklessness should the president bend to this culture or rise above them so that others will follow his example? If all presidents keep making statements like that who then will inspire the right thinking?

LordOfNaira:


He didn't bend to the culture. He only said what he could under the circumstance by charging people to be tolerant of one another's religions. It is like saying "this can be avoided. Let us work hand in hand to ensure that it does not repeat itself". When the killing of blacks by American police became rampant, Obama charged all Americans to be concerned about it. It is the least he could do while promising justice for the affected family.

Sapiosexuality:
Are you with these comments supporting Jungle Justice? Are you also supporting the abuse of the right to protest? A yes or no will do.

MalcoImX:
I am by that statement supporting common sense. But still it's a matter of believe. If by all means CB believes that Buhari is not good for Nigeria, he has every reason to protest. I don't share his views, so I won't see it his way. And again, as I pointed out, there are cases like Buhari's and none of you or CB was seen demanding those should resign.

Sapiosexuality:
Your statement is off. The question is about the morality of Jungle Justice. Pointing at other cases of stupidity by elected officials is a different matter. Condemn jungle justice when you see it. That's the matter here. Anyone can choose whenever they deem fit to protest against evil, timing doesn't justify evil.