ekwah:

Jonathan says subsidy, it is bad for the masses and people are rising up against it. Why haven't we had such a solid stand or a massive bitter protest against corrupt officials, our archenemies, all these years Our lukewarm attitude toward the main issues of this country really pisses me off . How greatly saddened I become when I see childish comments some people here make about corruption, at some point I am  almost made to believe that most Nigerians see it as the inevitable or a way of life!

stepo707:

In Nigeria? I doubt it

Koolking:

There is no lead time to fight corruption. It will be spontaneous. An event will trigger that. It can happen tonite. The time is not ripe. No scientist or prophet ever foretold a mere street hawker would trigger a revolution that would topple the most powerful govt in Tunisia. A day of reckoning will soon come in Nigeria. People should not be deceived that Nigerians are too docile, too weak, too compromising to revolt, else you will be stranded at the cross road.

all4naija:

I am expecting to see this type of protest happens in Nigeria. It is time the youths take the right to fight for their future in that country.

all4naija:

I am expecting to see this type of protest happens in Nigeria. It is time the youths take the right to fight for their future in that country.

*dhtml:

Abeg live all that scientific talk o jare, the only trigger - na for police to pull trigger and kill innocent victims (and na only shout una go shout).

Come out from your cocoon and rise above 'will-never-happen' syndrome. It is the same Police that will make it a bloody one. Change is imminent my brother.

You might die waiting, it is best to believe and accept like me - that it will never happen.

Bliss4Lyfe:

Gbam a mass protest on corruption would unite us all o.

ndcide:

lots of nigerians are corrupt hence cannot fight corruption.

life_style:

Is it possible to protest against oneself ?  

ekwah:

@Dhtml "You might die waiting, it is best to believe and accept like me - that it will never happen."

I understand your opinion but I do not think accepting it is the best way out because things, under such a condition, will never get better. People should try to have a positive change of mind set about how they see corruption. Though it can not be completely wiped out, it can be reduced to its barest minimum at least beginning with a change in the mind set of the populace, who unfortunately are just too docile to act. I may not be able to organize a successful protest, but I know that a successful fight can be put up if people choose to not remain silent when corrupt govt officials continue to practice "lootocracy'".