HenryTimes:
Ndi nkuzi politics

In Patience Jonathan's voice "continue"

Gossiphub:

😂😂😂😂😂.

He wants to appeal with his worthlessness 😂😂

Gossiphub:


Someone from that side is already crying to me on Whatsapp as I am typing this, that things are hard😂😂😂

Politics teachers now crying😂

adamusuleiman2:

That's what I told that any serious protest won't start till the SW lead it. They were the same people that chased babaginda away while some people ran to their villages to hide.

Gossiphub:


Someone from that side is already crying to me on Whatsapp as I am typing this, that things are hard😂😂😂

Politics teachers now crying😂

ResidentSnitch:

Hian! Sis, isn't this a bit too much?

Anambra1stSonTV:

Igbos control trade in Nigeria and beyond, most hustling tribe in Nigeria, go to different markets across the country you see them hustling, no time lazing around or protesting, during Endsar westerners were looting people's businesses such nonsense didn't happen in the East, during COVID we saw how hunger was raving havoc in west many of them were looting and eating rats such didn't happen in the East

femisplash:
In a very terse statement, you can't give what you don't have. Can southeast pull off a national protest?, do they have the dog in them to fight?, i honestly do not think so. When Prof. Yusuf Usman was asked why the SE are not talking(joining in protests), his response was that he didn't know. Maybe truly, maybe he was being sarcastic, however, historical antecedents and pattern of events have shown quite revealingly that SE has never been a forceful region to gather a momentum for a nationwide protest with an end product for change and national redirection. SE are more docile and submissive, more often than not, they needed a push from other regions to set them on the tangent. Since 1960, all major protests, never had any been ignited in the east. 1987 Ali must go, 1993 democratic movement, 1988 Anti-SAP, 2012 subsidy protest, 2020 End SARS, were either brewed from the SW, SS or North. To be candid, asking SE to talk is a weight a bit too much for them, they're much a less forceful region in Nigeria.

femisplash:

You mentioned my forefathers, they fought and died for democracy you enjoy today. Wha have your forefathers ever done for this country?.

femisplash:
In a very terse statement, you can't give what you don't have. Can southeast pull off a national protest?, do they have the dog in them to fight?, i honestly do not think so. When Prof. Yusuf Usman was asked why the SE are not talking(joining in protests), his response was that he didn't know. Maybe truly, maybe he was being sarcastic, however, historical antecedents and pattern of events have shown quite revealingly that SE has never been a forceful region to gather a momentum for a nationwide protest with an end product for change and national redirection. SE are more docile and submissive, more often than not, they needed a push from other regions to set them on the tangent. Since 1960, all major protests, never had any been ignited in the east. 1987 Ali must go, 1993 democratic movement, 1988 Anti-SAP, 2012 subsidy protest, 2020 End SARS, were either brewed from the SW, SS or North. To be candid, asking SE to talk is a weight a bit too much for them, they're much a less forceful region in Nigeria.

Ogiame:
The name of the Op is everything you need to know about an Obsessed Insecured Fellow.


When the South East choose to protests, you refer to them as "Haters of One Nigeria."

South East refuses to protest; you describe them as docile and subservient.

Says an impostor.
No befitting name from your region to use?
Must you hide under other people's identity?

Face the incompetent buffoon called Tinubu, your brother, whom you elevated to power via bigotry.

You and the professor nor get talk.

femisplash:
In a very terse statement, you can't give what you don't have. Can southeast pull off a national protest?, do they have the dog in them to fight?, i honestly do not think so. When Prof. Yusuf Usman was asked why the SE are not talking(joining in protests), his response was that he didn't know. Maybe truly, maybe he was being sarcastic, however, historical antecedents and pattern of events have shown quite revealingly that SE has never been a forceful region to gather a momentum for a nationwide protest with an end product for change and national redirection. SE are more docile and submissive, more often than not, they needed a push from other regions to set them on the tangent. Since 1960, all major protests, never had any been ignited in the east. 1987 Ali must go, 1993 democratic movement, 1988 Anti-SAP, 2012 subsidy protest, 2020 End SARS, were either brewed from the SW, SS or North. To be candid, asking SE to talk is a weight a bit too much for them, they're much a less forceful region in Nigeria.

Lastmessenger2:
You are powerful yet your Oba is now being hunted and used as shooting target by the Fulani's
You are powerful yet your young men and women are falling like flies in the market due to hunger.
You are powerful yet illorin( a Yoruba land) has been run over by the Fulani's. What exactly is the benefit of your power?
Igbo's do not protest and most Igbo's do not really have their mind in Nigeria. We most likely will prefer to have the country divide into pieces.

Ogiame:
The name of the Op is everything you need to know about an Obsessed Insecured Fellow.


When the South East choose to protests, you refer to them as "Haters of One Nigeria."

South East refuses to protest; you describe them as docile and subservient.


Face the incompetent buffoon called Tinubu, your brother, whom you elevated to power via bigotry.

You and the professor nor get talk.

killsmith:

To buy the lands of burial sites of your forefathers and convert them to soakaway, so that when we flush, the shiite goes straight to your forefathers.

Raf4:


It's better he sends the money to the east to prevent some innocent children from being sold in the black markets for a pot of akpu and okpa.

mariahAngel:

This one wants to whine his forefathers.
Oya, we gree. Una don catch us.
Make una go protest, make we go just dey look una 👁️ 👁️

Una never start!

adamusuleiman2:

That's what I told that any serious protest won't start till the SW lead it. They were the same people that chased babaginda away while some people ran to their villages to hide.

Raf4:


Have you checked on your younger siblings in your village to confirm moma never sell them for chop money?