dmainboss:

I just came back from Benin Yesterday. There is no protest anywhere. You shouldnt spread lies just to push your point. There is nothing wrong with protesting but what you are posting are lies. There was no protest in Benin. Benin is as peaceful as anything. Most people in the south south are not interested in protesting against removal of subsidy. They are only interested in a split of the country!

kalokalo:

+1000. I could not have have said it better!

Odunnu:

the rate at which you've been spreading these rumours, if you channel the energy in real field protest and not sit at home with your lappy, i'm sure GEJ would have changed his decision.

Hopefully, this should be true.

gymer:

See the link below:

http://www.elombah.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9338:i-have-not-resigned-abatiiwealla-did-not-threaten-to-resign&catid=1:latest-news&Itemid=67
He has not resigned.

alj_harem:

Just after a 2009 article of Dr. Reuben Abati, former chairman of the Guardian Editorial Board and spokersperson to President Goodluck Jonathan, criticising the removal of fuel subsidy has gone viral on the internet, rumours have begun to circulate widely that Dr. Abati has resigned his appointment.

YNaija reached out to Dr. Abati this afternoon and he has confirmed the rumours are untrue. “It is a lie that I have resigned. It is blackmail. I am in the office,” he told our correspondent.

He however demurred on other questions. “My apologies. I am in a meeting and will call you back,” he said.

The mass protests over fuel subsidy removal over the past week have given rise to a series of mis-information, including the erroneous news yesterday that the Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala had threatened to resign. YNaija exclusively broke the news that it was false.

http://ynaija.com/exclusive-reuben-abati-pushes-back-i-have-not-resigned/

chuksikem:


Fuel has been retailing for 75-90naira in most parts of the east since God knows when, we have been crying all these while, while the

rest of nigeria enjoyed petroleum products, now is the turn of other regions to feel what we felt,

Godman_n:

Let us adopt this as a strategy, any policeman that kills a protester, leyt mark him out and lynch him to death.

If we do it to 1, 2, and 3, they will all be too scared to shoot. I know their mentality.

Please let us take a cue from here

Adanora:

Nigerians keep killin urself for nofin.una no dey use una head at all. Is it nt obvious dey re usin u guyz

kokoA:

Source?

supoade:

Akika!

source pls.

Omo_Tier1:

Source please,

Just after a 2009 article of Dr. Reuben Abati, former chairman of the Guardian Editorial Board and spokersperson to President Goodluck Jonathan, criticising the removal of fuel subsidy has gone viral on the internet, rumours have begun to circulate widely that Dr. Abati has resigned his appointment.

YNaija reached out to Dr. Abati this afternoon and he has confirmed the rumours are untrue. “It is a lie that I have resigned. It is blackmail. I am in the office,” he told our correspondent.

He however demurred on other questions. “My apologies. I am in a meeting and will call you back,” he said.

The mass protests over fuel subsidy removal over the past week have given rise to a series of mis-information, including the erroneous news yesterday that the Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala had threatened to resign. YNaija exclusively broke the news that it was false.

http://ynaija.com/exclusive-reuben-abati-pushes-back-i-have-not-resigned/

renoomokri Reno Omokri
There is no truth to the reports that Dr. Reuben Abati has resigned from his job. The entire media team are intact and behind the President.

Uyi Iredia:

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I got this from Linda Ikeji's . The figures speak for themselves. Please pro-subsidy persons, shut up !

LeoMax:

What defies Intelligence and knowledge of history is that you want the very Nigerian government who has bad history in the past to invest in refineries. This is a private sector business with government owning a stake in it maintain equilibrum and effect pricing so the citizens wont be shortchanged. As far as subsidy stays and price fixed at 65 naira. It will be foolhardy to put billions without any hope of Returns on Investment.

SHABZ:

@harem et al,una no knw say beaf na oloshi na sexkills go fit describe am for english, 
@beaf,wake up from your slumber,the protest is already happening.hope ure still laughing.IMBE!!!

elampiro:

Who is saying there is no protest in Benin? The Benin protest is real and very serious. Ring road is blocked.