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cogitoErgo:If people are sincere we SHOULD PROTEST AGAINST BOTH !!!!! we are not protesting against the removal of fuel subsidy but the implementation and the required things not in place. More over if the price of fuel remains at 140-250 naira, then boko haram is just the beginning of our wahala |
[quote author=reporter? link=topic=838107.msg9908081#msg9908081 date=1325863034]Dude, Stop distorting the truth. Royal Niger is NOT the same thing as Nigeria the nation. Everyone knows that Nigeria depended on cocoa from the SW and groundnuts from the North for foreign earnings prior to indepedence. Central Bank of Nigeria data also confirms that assertion. "Like most economies prior to any full-scale industrial revolution, the pre independence Nigerian economy was based on agriculture. During the 19th century when Britain was moving from an agriculturally based economy to an industrial one, Nigeria thrived on its agricultural trade and its traders were recognized for their astuteness throughout West Africa. During the 1950s, agriculture retained its position as the biggest contributor to the Nigerian economy. As at 1957, 60% of the nation's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) was earned by peasant agriculture. Agriculture accounted for over 75% of Nigeria's export during the pre-independence era. [size=18pt]Also, the nation depended on her agriculture for up to 95% of local food consumption. [/b]By 1959, cocoa had become Nigeria's biggest single foreign exchange earner. Nigeria also claimed the title of being one of the three biggest producers of groundnuts in the world. [b]There was also a high production in both cash and subsistence crops like rubber, which accounted for roughly 6% of total exports in late 1950s, coffee, cotton, millet, guinea-corn, beans, yam, maize, cassava and rice. [/size] Agriculture started to lose its importance in the development of the nation's economy from the first few years of independence due to the discovery of crude oil in large quantity. For example, the share of agriculture in the GDP fell from 53% in 1960 to about 34% in 1974. Since then, agriculture has stagnated, partly due to government neglect and poor investments and partly due to ecological factors such as drought, disease, and other related factors. By the mid-1990s, agriculture's share of exports had declined to less than 5%." http://www.thenigerianvoice.com/nvnews/35801/1/nigeria-at-50when-oil-runs-out.html[/quote]Thank you and now these bigots would open their mouths calling us "Parasites" |
APELE- ENRAGED youths, numbering over 2,000, armed with battleaxes, cutlasses and other dangerous weapons went on rampage, Friday, sacking and inflicting injuries on over 50 Muslims at the Hausa quarters, Sapele in Sapele Local Government Area of Delta State. A northern security guard was shot dead in a separate incident by a gang of armed robbers that attacked a school in Sapele on Thursday. Vanguard gathered that the youths were incensed by the uninhibited attacks on churches and killing of Christians in the northern part of the country by the Islamic Boko Haram sect. Two of the persons suspected to have carried out the onslaught were, however, arrested by the police in Sapele. There was pandemonium following the attack on Muslims, who were ordered to vacate the town in their own interest since Boko Haram members had also issued ultimatum to Christians to leave the north. Secretary of a Muslim Media group in Sapele, Sadiq Oniyesaneyene Musa who spoke to Vanguard on the attacks by Sapele youths said, “We are disturbed by this attack on Muslims in Sapele and the order that all Muslims in Sapele should return to the north. I am a Muslim and an Itsekiri from Delta state, where do they want me to go to, this is my homeland”. Musa said the youths besieged Muslims in the town very close to the mosque that was bombed, last year, and injured a lot of faithful. “We called the director of the State Security Service, SSS, Asaba and the Area Commander and they responded. The Joint Task Force, JTF, on the Niger-Delta also deployed soldiers to take care of the situation”, he said. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/01/over-50-injured-as-angry-youths-attack-muslims-in-sapele/ |
[quote author=$ugardaddy link=topic=840192.msg9908072#msg9908072 date=1325862997]GEJ never start, na the same military men wey him dey take guard body against the masses go kill am when the time comes. Nigeria shall outlive GEJ and his cohorts.[/quote]wandooooo it is NOT GEJ but his advicersGEJ loves Nigeria but his advicers are doing him a great disservice |
coogar:Haba why should they kill the innocent ? the FG should send the military to borno so as to find out who the boko haram people are. they should do a good search and arrest of any boko bast.,ards in Nigeria |
Bliss4Lyfe:It is not Northerners. Stop this, it is a political move and people should be blaming their government for not protecting the people instead of blaming northerners. Yesterday a yoruba man was beaten almost to death in ebonyi. Is it South-easterners fault or the government. Security issue is a Nigerian/FG problem. haba ![]() Lets all call our government to order so they can ensure people are safe ALL OVER THE COUNTRY NO MATTER THE ETHNCITY OR RELIGION. Nairaland should not blind you to the reality. |
[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=840351.msg9908026#msg9908026 date=1325862706]Frosbel, I have noticed how you are trying to spread stories to pin Ndigbo against others for the sake of getting us to begin another war. You are not a nigerian and I suspect you are working for a foreign gov thats trying to disintegrate nigeria. As long as you continue this I will be encouraging my people against going the way you want by all means.[/quote] Gbammm well said. The government MUST investigate this. It is wrong for anybody to wake up and kill people anyhow. |
Aigbofa:yes pure madness that is PDP government for you |
More Anger in DELTA STATE WARRI – THE protest against the removal of fuel subsidy expanded to Delta State, Friday, with members of the Nigeria Bar Association, NBA, and Committee for Defence of Human Rights, CDHR, grounding business and social activities in the twin cities of Warri and Effurun for more than four hours. The protest is coming ahead the planned nationwide industrial action on Monday by Organized Labour. The placard- carrying protesters were led by John Aikpokpo-Martins, Vice Chairman Warri NBA; Barrister Casely Omon-Irabor, Coordinator, Human Rights Defenders Organisation of Nigeria. Sunny Enenuvwedia, President, CDHR; Pastor Edewor Egedegbe, President, Network for Positive Change; and Barr Benefit Orugbo, Chairman, CDHR Delta State. They hit the streets of Warri and Effurun as early as 7.00 am in their hundreds. The take-off point was Effurun roundabout. Some of the placards bore inscriptions; “We want fuel subsidy” “Don’t play politics with our lives in Nigeria” “Okonjo Iweala should resign” “No to IMF policies” “Jonathan has failed us” “If Jonathan cannot rule, resign.” Okada riders, market women and office workers who closed businesses and offices cheered the protesters as they chanted solidarity songs. Members of the various civil societies also joined in the protest as they march on. In a proactive strategy, the Area Commander, ACP Abutu Yaro , led several police officers in providing escort for the protesters so that hoodlums would not take advantage to hijack the protest. Addressing Deltans at Jakpa junction, John Aikpkpo-Martins, Vice Chairman, NBA, Warri said, “We members of the NBA protest today to say no to removal of fuel subsidy, we are fighting against oppression, this is not military rule, Okonjo-Iweala cannot dictate for us, she should resign, fuel price should be returned to N65.” Also adding his voice, Sunny Enenuvwedia, President, CDHR said, “The president action is hasty. It is anti people, government should cut their bogus life style spending and there will be money for development. “Why is it only the poor that must suffer? Enough of this rubbish, we want the decision to be rescinded immediately.” http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/01/fuel-subsidy-protest-spreads-to-warri-effurun/ |
frosbel:Thousands have died already yes we should be asking the commisioner of police, FG, and other security agencies what they are doing about Boko haram. Or does the government not know those behind it ? Who are they decieving ? Boko haram said Christians should leave the north, THE FG DID NOTHING ![]() Boko haram killed people in Mosque, Churches etc you name it. They are evil and I AS A MUSLIM can never EVER SUPPORT SUCH ORGANISATION. Nigerians should come together and fight Boko Bast.ards ![]() |
Bliss4Lyfe:My sister, take heart We should stick together and fight boko haram. ![]() After the protest, Nigerians should come together against boko haram |
Gbawe: Love the sarcasm. I am so happy that edo and delta are not going in for the cheap sentimental propaganda from Bigots like Beaf and co.We are in this cesspit of a Nation together and as such we should unite for the best intreaset of the people. Next protest is for the FG to make such effort are taken to clean up delta, baleysa and rivers state oil spill. If not another protest go begin. Kudos to wafi people. Warri no dey carry last at all at all !! |
1. I hope it is not true 2. If true, Northerns MUST STAND UP AGAINST BOKO HARAM 3. THE Fg should send the military there to make sure this Boko haram people are caught !!!!! wannan shegiya mutane ![]() |
Chocho4real:Yes o!!! wafi ppl are the best. Kudos to wafi people and God bless them |
bowee4u:akure is protesting right now https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-837675.448.html |
what is hausa, North and south got to do with protest we have silly people in this country I no go lie If hausas are leaving sapele, then fine nothing wrong in that. Or don't people migrate again people that feed in to bigotry at this stage have fish brains. |
Starbaby1:Nope you did not support the protest according to ur initial post this is what people are fighting for and why they are angry read below [img]http://desmond.yfrog.com/Himg532/scaled.php?tn=0&server=532&filename=zfibt.jpg&xsize=640&ysize=640[/img] |
[size=18pt]This is what we are protesting for. This is what people are fighting for so others can know why people are angry[/size] [img]http://desmond.yfrog.com/Himg532/scaled.php?tn=0&server=532&filename=zfibt.jpg&xsize=640&ysize=640[/img] |
blink182:true talk. some time it is just disgusting seeing people us bigotry to justify the government policy but thanks |
[size=18pt]THIS IS WHAT WE ARE FIGHTING AND PROTESTING FOR. PLEASE PEOPLE KNOW WHAT YOU ARE FIGHTING FOR !!!!!! [/size] read below [img]http://desmond.yfrog.com/Himg532/scaled.php?tn=0&server=532&filename=zfibt.jpg&xsize=640&ysize=640[/img] |
karl max:Ok then leave us and stay out of our way OK !!! if you are not protesting fine but stop insulting us because of your bigotry. Thanks |
blink182:I meant stay out , |
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it is NOT GEJ but his advicers

? I'm ashamed!