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The righteous man though he dies (rigged out) he will live again (win again)

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Give us food or money for feeding till the end of Tinubu locust term in office

Tinubu should hide his ugly face and address the protesters that's if he is healthy enough to do so

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Sammiepro95:
Foot sodier, have you eaten today?
Hope your 30k stipend is still enough to feed you for 1 week? Oponu

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Learn how to read the body of the article before commenting

Malista:
OBI, anyone trying to blackmail you will fail woefully

Iseee

Dear Nigerian youths and all those hungry for good governance,

1. I write this carrying all of you in my heart. It is a very difficult time in the country with hunger and a high cost of living, but despite all that, I think one important thing we owe ourselves is to be able to tell ourselves the truth. We may lie to others, but we should never lie to ourselves.

2. It may be painful to admit this, but it does us more good if we admit the fact that this ongoing nationwide protest for good governance is never the solution. It will never address the root of the problem, it will not even scratch it, and we all know why.

3. Bad governance is the executives, represented by Tinubu; bad governance is legislatures, represented by Akpabio; bad governance is the Judiciary, represented by Ariwoola. To ask for an end to bad governance is to ask for an end to all those I mentioned and all those working with them. So, what we are doing is this, we run to those who are our problem and ask them to end themselves by themselves. I am sure you know how that sounds.

4. We had our best chances for a nationwide protest that would have created a significant difference, but we wasted them. First, they promised us that elections would be electronically transmitted. It was not done. We did not protest. Secondly, they started announcing the winner of an election that did not represent what we voted for. We saw it, but we did not protest. Thirdly, the day Tinubu took office, he told us that "Subsidy is gone." We heard it; instead of a nationwide protest, we even applauded it. If we had come out in mass and sat on the streets for days on any of the three issues I mentioned above, we wouldn't have been where we are today.

5. So let us accept this. We are the losers here because right now, they see us as toothless dogs barking. Don't deceive yourself with the narrative that they are scared of our protest. They just don't like the noise of barking toothless dogs, but they are not worried because toothless dogs can't bite. So, to sort them, they pour milk with sugar on the floor for the dogs to scramble, lick, and calm down. Interestingly, it always works even when we should ordinarily see such actions as insults.

6. As Chinua Achebe said, the problem of Nigeria is leadership. Let me add that the biggest problem of Nigeria is Nigerians knowing that her problem is leadership but will still use emotions, tribes, religion and other primitive sentiments to elect today's leaders during election time. The only leaders who can truly give us what we are protesting for are those who do not have the desire to continue in this criminally established structure of leadership in Nigeria. It means the leader will be ready to pull down the entire executive, legislative, and judicial system as we have them right now. You know quite alright that Tinubu can't do that. In fact, it is his comfort structure.

7. The truth is that right now, you and I have entered one chance. If the protest will remove Tinubu from office, that will be great. If it will not, then everything is a waste of time. My advice is, kindly go home and let the hardship spur us to mentally strategize, without emotion or tribe and religion, on how best to vote for that candidate that is different and how we will fight and die to see that our votes are counted when next we have the opportunity to change these present leaders.

Yours Purest
Fr Kelvin Ugwu

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kingsclass:
Boy, you wicked oo,why are tempting my throat?

Hahaha
Come join me

DevilsEqual:
U wey three of your Govs still dey pay 18minimum wage to your people was help others?

People wey dey run to us wan still help us??


Which kin logic be this? U think we are all igbos on NL?

What percentage of igbos are civil servants in the first place? We survive on business and contracts not salary that can't feed a home, it is the over dependence on salary that is making you guys cheer politicians in situations of meagre salary increase

Here in Ogbere ijebu, ijebu east LG head quarters of Ogun state, once salary is delayed the people depend on we igbos traders for survival until salary is paid and of cos the debt comes with interest and we help them exhaust the salary quickly while the cycle continues


Go to court if displeased

More tempo guys


Down here we are enjoying delicacy with enough beer while dancing
Just imagine the combo and salvate

Gwo gwo gwo ngwo

benuejosh:
Failed Protest!

Nobody will address your useless demands.

The Protest is Political and against Tinubu because he is Yoruba.

The other ethnic group that are developers didn't protest in Lagos this time, can't you see how Lagos is peaceful? If they joined, now they would have been chaos everywhere.

FAILED PROTEST!
YOUR PLANS FAILED!

Speaking for Lagos while leaving BENUE your home state in chaos

Well done

benuejosh:
You should be ashamed that your protest failed woefully!!

Did it fail?

FitCorper:
None. They are all easy to quit. All you need is discipline.

Easy like that?

Their business

Vianna:
Only the first day will be busy as forecasted. The remaining 9 days will be very calm and not yield any result . Abuja and nigeria are in safe hands. Things will get better.

Wishful thinking
Protest will keep amplifying

Don't just condemn, persecute Tinubu

Teenaira:
Calm down, pls calm down otherwise go to court, you now have enough SANs

Our attitude and response to the ongoing hunger protest speaks volume

I have noticed some deliberate and well-orchestrated efforts by some persons to blackmail me into conforming to some of their nefarious agenda. Their dubious moves have led to the false circulation of a video from my recent keynote speech at the installation of Rotarian Professor A. U. Nnonyelu in Anambra State. They have twisted the video to suit their motive to suggest that I declared war on Northerners when, in fact, I spoke about declaring war on economic stagnation, insecurity, and corruption.

Another video circulating online, supposedly showing me leading a protest in Abuja, is also false. The video was actually taken during my visit to the Labour Party HQ, where I mediated a clash between the Labour Party and the NLC.

The video was conveniently edited to create a false narrative, and those responsible have been paid to spread this misinformation. This kind of misinformation has no place in our democracy, where truth and honesty should prevail.

This misrepresentation is part of a larger narrative of blackmail, aimed at fitting me into their malicious agenda. I remain committed to a new Nigeria where justice, equity, and caring for the citizens will prevail over the greed of a few.

Similarly, and deeply disturbing, I have read genocidal threats on X against the Igbo tribe, calling for their relocation. Let me pointedly warn that such rhetoric threatens our unity and is fundamentally opposed to our Constitution, which guarantees every Nigerian the right to live and work freely anywhere in the country. Those in authority must show leadership and urgently speak out against such divisive rhetoric.

Immediate action should be taken to investigate, arrest, and prosecute those behind this heinous agenda, serving as a deterrent to others who might consider pursuing similar paths that threaten our national security and unity.

I urge all Nigerians to stand united against this divisive rhetoric and to champion unity, tolerance, and understanding. Our future depends on our ability to live and work together harmoniously.

The government and security agencies must act swiftly to protect this fundamental principle and ensure that every Nigerian can live free from fear of discrimination or persecution. We must not allow our present challenges to drive wedges among us.

We can only overcome our national challenges if we act together as one people United under God.

#PeterObi 🇳🇬


We keep pushing ✅

helinues:
I slept like a baby yesterday night.

We secured South West all through yesterday.

Kudos to everyone who kept things real

Who are the we?
Sometimes you attach undue importance to yourself because a platform (nairaland) has been given to you to misuse


“People are so simple, and so subject to present necessities, that anyone who seeks to deceive will always find someone who will allow himself to be deceived.”

— Chapter XVIII of The Prince by Niccolò Machiavelli

Photo kwanu?

Igbos market in lagos

PandoraObi:
Tinubu has no time for frivolities and miserable losers, no time to dignify Bitter grievingory Obi and his embittered rogues, the president is an excellent worker not a vain labour talker, bitter grievingory Obi.

“People are so simple, and so subject to present necessities, that anyone who seeks to deceive will always find someone who will allow himself to be deceived.”

— Chapter XVIII of The Prince by Niccolò Machiavelli


I have nothing more to tell you then
Gwo gwo gwo ngwo

Tinubu happened to her

This is as a result of anger from Tinubu induced hunger in the land.

Hope she didn't get the money from our common patrimony

Abdul05:
Tell them to use the same energy to protest against the
rampant killing by unknown gun men.... l mean ipob terrorists..so that investors can come to southeast .


A deserted region

Oya sing with me
Gwo gwo gwo ngwo

madridguy:
Na who get freedom dey protest. Make they assemble make Simon Ekpa boys come flog dem koboko

I no blame them, every Monday morning punishment is enough.

I feel your pains
We ain't complaining, why do you?

Oya sing with me
Gwo gwo gwo ngwo

“People are so simple, and so subject to present necessities, that anyone who seeks to deceive will always find someone who will allow himself to be deceived.”

— Chapter XVIII of The Prince by Niccolò Machiavelli

This is commendable and impressive

We keep pushing

DevilsEqual:
You guys are more tribal than the rest of the country

U still check names for this

Is the insecurity that deep in you?

One was also asking for names of protesters yesterday too

What a group!

It is necessary because the marginalization and nepotism against igbos is too much
My whole community has not more than 10 fg workers yet every family has at least one graduate and this is a community with 4political wards

The list shows merit was used in selecting them

Tales by the moon side