Prophet777:
Do you think you are making any sense? What can be so precious than the sanctity of human life? How will govt take them so serious when they have decided not to be violent?

PROPHETmichael:


Oga park your car and join the protest for a better Nigeria.

VaselineCrew:


and what about people that want to exercise their right to freedom of movement?

Blue3k:


Courageous clown it's illegal to block the street there's no debating that fact. I dont have an issue with civil disobedience. If the cops arrest you take the charge like a man do it again. You clowns reason like mumus thinking there's no consequences to breaking the law. Even in America you will naturally be charged for obstructing the roads.

blackmantis:
Was returning home from work yesterday and was held up in traffic because the road was blocked at various junctions in Abuja. It was only the heavy downpour of rain that dispersed the protesters.

It's okay to protest against Police brutality but it's wrong to infringe on the rights of other law abiding citizens.

Imagine the agony of stranded parents trying to pick their kids from school but held up in traffic by protesters who blocked the roads.

VaselineCrew:
Nobody is thinking about others lives, well I guess such is our selfish human nature.

What about the cars with sick people going to the hospital, those travelling abroad, and so so many more cares people might have to attend to.

When you block the road, just like SARS, you cause suffering to the masses.

blackmantis:
Was returning home from work yesterday and was held up in traffic because the road was blocked at various junctions in Abuja. It was only the heavy downpour of rain that dispersed the protesters.

It's okay to protest against Police brutality but it's wrong to infringe on the rights of other law abiding citizens.

Imagine the agony of stranded parents trying to pick their kids from school but held up in traffic by protesters who blocked the roads.

solonubinho:


Pele o. Its until SARS kill the same kids the parents have struggled hard to train that's when your eyes will clear.

Blue3k:


Lol spreak for yourself villager.



Lol facts don't care about your feelings. If they dont like the truth that's their problem. These clowns will simply distract from the issue with what a abouts and pointless nonsense.

tutudesz:

The commoners will soon see them as enemies. The protesters are over doing it now and the little love they have will be gone soon you are protesting against Government, Government activities should be the stop.

Prophet777:
Do you think you are making any sense? What can be so precious than the sanctity of human life? How will govt take them so serious when they have decided not to be violence?

VaselineCrew:
Protesters have started blocking roads in Lagos, leaving a lot of people stranded.

What is your opinion on this?

Do you think it is right that they are blocking roads?

Tonyblinky:
Please Mod, Is it 600 years ban that was given to NwaAmaikpe?

blackmantis:


Do you want to kill them yourself

IamPlato:
they should go and block the roads to president house and house of rep not the road for average people. take the fight to the government not the innocent lives trying to survive

luxy44:


Do you have a PVC? Your generation is the problem of this country. You don't vote, you only make noise on SM

tutudesz:

Are they protesting for a better Nigeria or to end SARS

iLUCID:


I think the authorities would have no other choice than to step in. We need sanity back to the streets ASAP. I think the logical thing to do now is step back and assess the ‘workability’ of government’s reforms.

Abasman008:
yeah I do... Your generation that is not scared kept on voting the wrong people over the years....shame on your gray hairs....of your generation had dine what we are doing now we'd have no reason to protest shame...

VaselineCrew:


of course not, and look, I totally support the protesting going on right now, 1000%

but that doesn't mean I still shouldn't call out injustice on their part.

A family member spent almost 12 hours on the road this past weekend, then think about others that had emergencies to attend to, it really is not fair, it's not fair at all.

They could protest and leave one lane open, so that there is a slow down of traffic to draw attention to the protest, but not a total halt of traffic.

Not everyone has free time, some people actually have life and death things to do, appointments to keep.

The funny thing is that some of the people they blocked might actually also support the protest, or might have actually joined it at some point. So it's also unfair to them. Imagine you joined the protest on Friday, but on Sunday you were blocked by the same protesters you supported, causing you to miss a flight, an appointment, a hospital visit, e.t.c

fujirice:

They are currently doing that.
Stop acting ignorant of what has been happening.

tutudesz:

I believe blocking Government offices and political office holders houses would've been better, than major roads. If the governor's, deputy governor's, Senate president, Deputy Senate president, etc can't leave their houses or receive visitors things will change.

Blue3k:
No it's illegal to block the roads. When they caught they should be arrested and charged accordingly. They can practice civil disobedience if they want but there's consequences. They don't own the street so they cant block it.

mimilogistics:
They can be patient for the protesting youths to make way for them because they will if you are peaceful and understanding about it.


Support the youths, a better Nigeria will reduce pressure from all Nigerians. I don't know why some Nigerians feel that the youths asking for a better Nigeria are fools.....if you are a President today, you will never be President forever. Someday, your relative or friends or grandchildren will experience the negative effect (directly or indirectly) of failed Nigeria you refused to improve