This scenario in the photo above happens only countries where the people know their rights and trust in the ability of their Judiciary to protect them in such situations as the need arises.

Well here in my own country which was named Nigeria by one Oyinbo woman after taking a good dose of Wine, things do not work exactly that way and so my people too have adjusted their own way of reacting to issues like the one in Argentina.

After all, Switzerland recently decided that this “tricky period” just before the next elections is the best time to return the Abacha loot that they have been holding on to since time immemorial.

As a Nigerian Adage has it, “An Owl cried in the night. Later in the morning a death was reported in the same neighbourhood. Who does not know that the owl’s cry the night before ha something to do with the following Morning’s event?”

Is it still a surprise that there was enough money to “buy Ekiti”?

More on this and my Naija People's reaction stylo here; http://uneekomunikations.com/the-people-of-argentina-protest-against-imf-loan-plan-by-government/

This Argentina go beat us football, then come beat us for Protest for their rights. Haba, wetin be Naija problem sef?

Anytime I here Argentina, am just angry.

I don't know if it has anything to do with football

tolugar:
Anytime I here Argentina, am just angry.

Omo, no be their fault say their "bad government" still better pass our own now.

But here zombies and ediots will tell U why a loan by dis govt is d best thing to ever happen to dis country, afta Eba and jollof rice

Protest is a prohibited word in Naija

marooh:

Protest is a prohibited word in Naija

That word no just dey for APC Dictionary at all, at all!

uneeking:

That word no just dey for APC Dictionary at all, at all!