jumper524:
yoruba indeed..

Newton85:
While I'm not pointing any finger at anybody, but do you have any evidence that most of the perpetrators of the massive destruction of Lagos were Yoruba? Where were you when that animal Nnamdi Kanu ordered his fellow IPOB animals to burn down Lagos, and most especially Tinubu's businesses. The audio is still available. You think people are mad or delusional for thinking Kanu's orders had a role in the carnage?

Traplord09:


You can call it any name you like..
Don't forget to go there with lot of army's..
If people try to damage de togate.....

Because you papa na him get lagos abi..
Do well by sending your ARMY....
Because it's about to go down

Gh0stFreak:

Oga provide a link to the audio or shut the fvck up. This is how you hate filled m.orons keep spreading lies.

Ushman333:
No be una mumu cause am, Sars don end idiots still shouting end Sars...go stage the protests in other state, must it be Lagos?

All these Easterners are trying to burn down Lagos.

naptu2:
More

naptu2:
Some activists have demanded that the Lagos State Government must not allow Lagos to be burnt down again like it was last year. They say that they will do everything possible to prevent a repeat of the riots that led to the burning down of the Lagos DNA and Forensic Centre, the historic Lagos High Court at Igbosere Road, the Nigerian Ports Authority Headquarters building, several police and fire stations and several BRT depots, including newly acquired BRT buses, etc.

Here are screenshots of some of their messages.

A001:
Instead of those posters on Twitter to urge the government and security agencies to monitor the planned protests and prevent a breakdown of law and order, they're discouraging Nigerians from exercising their fundamental human rights as regards organizing/partaking in a protest.

What we should all clamor for is peaceful demonstrations, not outright ban of protests like some political elements on Twitter are doing.

Brainless people.

The protest organizers need to ensure political thugs don't hijack the protests and thwart the patriotic efforts of brave Nigerians demanding good governance, accountability from our political leaders.

ahnie:
Please go wildraw your money from piggyvest it's going down any moment from now.

A001:
Instead of those posters on Twitter to urge the government and security agencies to monitor the planned protests and prevent a breakdown of law and order, they're discouraging Nigerians from exercising their fundamental human rights as regards organizing/partaking in a protest.

What we should all clamor for is peaceful demonstrations, not outright ban of protests like some political elements on Twitter are doing.

Brainless people.

The protest organizers need to ensure political thugs don't hijack the protests and thwart the patriotic efforts of brave Nigerians demanding good governance, accountability from our political leaders.

naptu2:
End.

bobosh02:
Y please?

Commentor:


They've drawn your attention to the arson and attack on public and private property across the state.

This is evidenced, yet the phantom massacre has yet to produce credible victims 1 year later.

Many of you won't rest until the nation burns.

Newton85:
While I'm not pointing any finger at anybody, but do you have any evidence that most of the perpetrators of the massive destruction of Lagos were Yoruba? Where were you when that animal Nnamdi Kanu ordered his fellow IPOB animals to burn down Lagos, and most especially Tinubu's businesses. The audio is still available. You think people are mad or delusional for thinking Kanu's orders had a role in the carnage?

SmartPolician:
Lagos State encourages and harbours touts more than any state in Nigeria. As a result, there is a large number of people who are willing to key into any protests to loot and destroy things. It's a good thing to remember those who lost their lives during the EndSARS protest.

However, this must NOT be done with another protest. It could be in a square (TBS), big hall or online. I can imagine how much that protest that was hijacked by jobless hoodlums cost Lagos State and other states in Nigeria. Protests are good but we must NOT destroy the little progress we have achieved over six decades.

In fact, the military should be deployed in strategic places across Lagos State and Nigeria as a whole. When these senseless protesters see battle-ready soldiers, no be person go tell them to go back.

People are only interested in protests, but nobody asks how those whose businesses were senselessly destroyed (or means of livelihood ruined) are faring.

fredoooooo:
Go and protest in your state simple

oskopy:
Government sponsored activist.if you have Sense you will know it was government who burnt lagos

Commentor:


Where is the evidence?

Should I also say thugs control business and politics in Abia state?

babyfaceafrica:
Lolz... Those are speculations

BlueRayDick:
Stuppppid government sponsoring twitter "activists"....Suddenly they are acting as if they don't know it's the same Agberos they've harboured for years in Lagos that burnt down those places.

If anybody in government is reading this, just know that some of us are aware it was ur political thugs scattered all over the state that burnt Down the buses, courts and malls. We don't fall for Ur unreasonable propaganda

donbrowser:


Nobody is destroying Lagos bro.
Protesters have a right to protest and the government have a duty to protect its assets.

What I expect Sanwo-Olu to do is invite the parties involved in organizing the protest, provide facts and figures about the dangers involved.

Suggest better ways to handle the situation. For example, provide a park for protesters with full security and also encourage them to be on uniform.

If I didn't see thugs coming out of BRT last year then I wouldn't have said the government brought the destruction upon themselves. Sponsoring thugs against the protesters was where the whole thing started. These people capitalized on the protest to settle age long differences against the government.

With the suggestion above, I think all parties will come to a consensus and will respect each other's view and aim.

This will even go a long way to vindicate the Lagos state government as a respecter of human and constitutional rights.

In addition, we held a protest against PHCN in my area which we got into trouble for because some people destroyed glasses. We payed for the damages and restrategized by organizing a bigger protest but before embarking on that protest, we informed the police and they followed us to the scene.
Everything went peacefully due to police presence and the DPO was very happy with the initiative.
Trying to stop protests will make you look like you're hiding something.

Commentor:


They've drawn your attention to the arson and attack on public and private property across the state.

This is evidenced, yet the phantom massacre has yet to produce credible victims 1 year later.

Many of you won't rest until the nation burns.

A001:
Instead of those posters on Twitter to urge the government and security agencies to monitor the planned protests and prevent a breakdown of law and order, they're discouraging Nigerians from exercising their fundamental human rights as regards organizing/partaking in a protest.

What we should all clamor for is peaceful demonstrations, not outright ban of protests like some political elements on Twitter are doing.

Brainless people.

The protest organizers need to ensure political thugs don't hijack the protests and thwart the patriotic efforts of brave Nigerians demanding good governance, accountability from our political leaders.

Dchair2:


A very partial assumption. In a country where statistics, records, and events are poorly documented, or or is it the situation where the media in many cases are biased or outrightly bought over, or the police where in most cases the victim become the accused, or a government who oppresses the weak, muzzling everything not in it's favor? One could go on and on, and then you say the lekki episode was a phantom massacre yet to produce credible victims? In a country like this what is your yard stick for determining what is credible or not credible? A country of multiple laws for different classes of people? A country of multiple standards etc? Someday, one day the world would eventually find out the truth about what really transpired at the lekki toll gate

ThunderFireY0u:
hahahahahaha Taofeek's comment weak me lol
DJ witch abeg were the dead bodies you carried?

numericalguy:
That miscreant called Falana and his thig son should be talking with the authorities. But they even want to organise another killings and burning spree