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So you want me to roll in the mud with pigs? You dey so funny.... . Won't do that kiddo! We get people wey dey know how to really treat public miscreants. Na ab0ki go run for me...

Ruling class ni.... . Abeg i dey prepare for night duty biko. Awon ruling class wey never eat since morning! Such a pitiable low life!

AdolfHitlerxXx:
Why hide under Ab0ki while wearing your wife's skirts and shivering ?

Yorubas no dey make noise. But we are the Ruling Class along with the North. We are your Colonial Masters after the British left. There's nothing you can ever do about it.

You will remain our slaves. Evil laughter 😈

Are you hungry? Oya come chop. See he long throat....

helinues:
Productivity is entirely different from being just busy

What is a Critical Mass?
In sociology, a critical mass is a term for a group of people who make a drastic change, altering their behavior, opinions or actions.

“When enough people (a critical mass) think about and truly consider the plausibility of a concept, it becomes reality.”

Let me illustrate further. If Asiwaju govt and its agents, whether formal or informal deploys 200 armed security and agbero agents, the Critimal Mass to brush off what ever to plan to achive will be in the excess of 1000 -3000 unarmed protesters. With this number, the 200 armed security and agebro agents becomes insignificant!

You get it?

If you consider beforehand whether a demonstration is the right vehicle for you to get your point across, plan it carefully, carry it out well, and follow up diligently, then you should be able to stage a successful public demonstration.

If your demonstration is to go smoothly and to accomplish its purpose, you’ll need to organize it carefully. There are really four major bases to cover in putting together a public demonstration:

1. Planning, planning, planning (Make sure you have Critical Mass)
2. Lead time
3. Communication
4. Follow-up

Protest marches are a common and accessible way of getting your voice heard and bringing attention to your cause. Protests play a significant role in the political, economic, social and cultural life of our societies. Protests have repeatedly motivated positive social change. Through protesting, individuals and groups express disagreement, opinions and objections to government actions or inactions. Protests bring attention to errors in governance and demand their rectification.

Demonstrations:
The most common forms of demonstration are...

Marches and parades. These are numbers of people marching on a route from one significant site to another to highlight their commitment to a particular issue. On a local level, such a demonstration could involve a march from National Assembly straight to the president house and camp there, where the marchers' concerns are expressed in speeches or other ways. Marches and parades are usually associated with advocacy, support, or protest, and often serve as well for public relations.
In some cases, they may also serve as counter-demonstrations.

Rallies. Demonstrators gather on their own at a particular place, where they listen to speeches or participate in other activities expressing their concerns (music, skits, and/or remarks by celebrities are common). Rallies, like marches, are usually associated with advocacy, support, protest, and counter-demonstration, in addition to providing opportunities for powerful expressions in the media.

The Nigerian Law that supports it:
SEction 33, subsection 1 & 2 of the Nigerian 1999 Constittution
The right to peaceful protest is protected under the international and African regional human rights frameworks, including the Nigerian Constitution. In Nigeria, the Public Order Act is designed to support the appropriate and peaceful conduct of peaceful assemblies (protests), meetings and processions.
Everyone regardless of ethnicity, gender, nationality, religion, language, social or marital status has the right to express his or her opinions. This means that the law protects the right of all Nigerians and those living in Nigeria to freedom of expression.

This right is protected in Nigerian law and internationally.

What a Successful Protest Looks like?
A successful demonstration – one that accomplishes its goals either immediately or over the long term, and that runs the way organizers envisioned – depends upon clarity of purpose, getting people there, getting the message to those who need to hear it, and leaving a sense of success and support for the issue with your target audience, your constituents, the public, and the media.

So do not leave untill your demands are met! Which include among others, "ENDOFBADGOVERNMENT"

This is a Pro bono service, and entirely dedicated to helping the Aug Protests go smoothly, without violence and retribution from agents of Asiwaju govt (whether formal or informal).

Drop your location na just one Aboki bike ride go use you send msg to him grand papa free of charge to the other world!! No be to hide for a faceless forum. After the aboki do the needful with you, i know other rhesus like you go stand dey watch how he go tie rope for your legs and then drag your smelling body through your street! We go watch live....

AdolfHitlerxXx:
Protest in your region..no wahala

Protest in our region and you will be given free hometraining. Mark these words.

My dear friend, as soon as the pipilines taking Gas from Imo & Abia states to Lagos & export markets are shut off..... We will know you lots really wants the Igbos to stay put in their region!!!

You cant be taking Gas & Oil from Ala-igbo and still open that stinky, ye;loowish teeth of yours to tell them to sit in their region, are you normal at all?

You see these hypocrisy wey una sabi, everyone don dey take note of am!

lexylaw09:
well since you understand the economics around taxation and how it works then why don't you staÿput in your region so the money will remain around your cycle. Then u come out and trade also . The northerners only come out on trade mostly and there economy is better in terms of agriculture. The Yorubas are mostly OK with there governors and other elected leaders, from lagos to osun state to kwara you will notice tĥ relative peace between the Yorubas and there elected government.
So be it

Some one should show this clown these pishures when he was advocating for protests and even willing to kill police men who shoots protesters!

Instead of Dada Olusegun to resign...the f00lish hypocrite was buysing deleting old tweets and trying to bury evidence! A good student of the certificate forger! Read below what honorable people do!!!



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Cheatle’s resignation comes a day after she faced questions from angry lawmakers from both parties exasperated over the Secret Service’s failure to protect Trump.


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Go and tell Asiwaju security agents to kill a protester...Dada Olusegun has already us what to do to the killer!

Chinkoalhaji34:
Protest for what?

Make una gather una people wey go fit bring change first before making noise. Na only empty drums dey make the loudest sound. Igbo self don turn to 'protest for show' instead of real action.

Tinubu's Media Aide, Dada Olusegun Begins To Delete Old Tweets Calling For Violent Protest, War.

They said all these against a democratically elected President in 2011,2012.

Hypocrites and emergency lovers of NIGERIA!

A better Nigeria will also favor the rhesus monkeys on 30k per month shouting jagaban up & down like red ass female rhesus

Chinkoalhaji34:
E be like say dem don dey panic.

This na the kind of leadership wey we need, one wey dey rethink and adjust when necessary.

We no dey support violence, so I dey appreciate the move to delete those tweets. Na better thing be this!

Their hypocrisy is now full for everyone to see... Right from the senile gbajue Prof, down to the young demon assisting Asiwaju on Social media!

AqualinaXYZ:
Its so shameful that south south has to be in same country with south west




I can’t imagine a country without South West just south south alone




Lemme see what these Unity beggars will feed on

Accordng t Dada Olusegun, Asiwau presidential aide on whatever, "any police that kills a protester will get swift justice too". So if you know of that police go tell am not to take orders to shoot protestes!

Most of the police men that took part in the protest in kenya are currently in hiding! That should be a warning!

opamoses1:
You can protest but it needs to be peaceful else, the police would not hesitate to use force. 🤷🏾‍♂️

Well said.
When ever you buy anything outside the SE, you pay taxes to the state or LG where you live. You deserve better.

IGBOS are known not to reward hypocrites by looking the other side, or feigning ignorance. Igbos are known for Justice, Ofo nuo Ogu!

Natura justice means Dada Olusegun tweets advocating "strong" protests few years back, but clamping down on it now, is reason enough to hit the street and shove their hypocrisy down their smelling anus!

A better Nigeria will profit all, not only Igbos!

SeeWahala:
Igbos in the south east will never ever protest against a government which they weren't a part or parcel of its ascension into aso rock.

BUT

We igbos living outside the south east, paying taxes outside the south-east and feeling the heat and hypocrisy of the past and present government MUST GO ALONG WITH THE PROTEST

Let them do their worst. No be we send them to grab it and run away with it

Nairaland no be court. Onanaga should go to court with the evidence of PO planning chaos .

While that plays out, don't forget Asiwaju presidential aide on whatever; Dada Olusegun advocate protests few years ago against GEJ.... Rea the tweets yourself!

The North is ready... The date remains same. they want the Igbos to join.

EmeeNaka:
Northern youths should come out first.

According to Dada Olusegun...any police man that shoots any protester, no mercy should be accorded the killer. straight and swift justice!

You and who? IGBOS dont reward sycophants and hypocrites. If your own Igboness does, then maybe you and that gutterman of Lagos share the same mother!

EreluRoz:
We igbos have all agreed not to join any protest, we've agreed to give the president more time

Following dada Olusengun template for protesting!

he told y'all that security agents would be outnumbered if every one converge together and swoop on them. Dada Olusegun is a master protest planner. Dig out his protest tweets and you will learn m,ore!

food & drinks would be available on the days of the protests!

Don't fear. folloow the template asiwaju presidential aide gave Nigerians few years back!

https://www.nairaland.com/8162876/protest-hypocrisy-dada-olusegun-tinubus

Hypocrisy is what destroys a nation faster than hunger. Read carefully what the presidential aide Olusengun Dada, wrote/tweeted few years back. yes, Olusengun Dada, that is crying they want to burn the country. i know he's a coward though, but this here low budget, low class presidential budget even had the temerity to advocate violence against innocent police men when protesting isn't a crime.

Igbos, i don't think it''s ok to sit on the fence any longer. the northare doing their best to make sure Nigeria is on the patjh of progress once again. yes, they didnt talk in buhari's time, but tjhey didnt defended him as much as these swobs did. they wouldn't i reckon had mind if the nation erupt in protests back them, even though they be not part of it!

For the sake of the fact that you guys, me inclusive hate HYPOCRITES, i urge you to read these tweets and let your conscience lead you.

Not joining the protest isn't honorable but allowing hypocrites to escape natural and divine justice!

Udo!!!

But at 90yrs, he is free to attack who no get e time? Una mumu sha

Godfullsam:
You still expect WS to be fighting for the masses at 90 yrs of age?

Anyone close to Charly boy should remind him that there is time for everything.

The letter is already on it's way...just calm down small

Na when Asiwaju leave in 2027 naim this werey go know wetin dey happen! . He fit don dey piss for body!!!!

Hahahhahaha ................... This one don pass something else. Atiku dey talk, the werey dey face PO. When we tell people say cowardice, f00lishness and mumu be the same thing, people no doubt. See the perfect example!

Kingsmeal:
Na Atiku Fulani dey talk o😂

Maybe they should also test that cyber bullying Act on the old werey! Old clown that refude to respect his gray, ugly hairs!

See how Asiwaju rhesus monkeys will swoop down on this thread!!!!! Shior...... see them. It looks like when old hands like hallinus is getting tired, newer, more agile rhesus are recruited!

Kingsmeal:
HE Peter Obi is suing Bayo Onanuga for N5bn.

Hahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣..... I no talk anything ohhhh... Na pishure wey I screenshot I just Post!

How Work today? You don get work? Do today wan pass like that? Lol

helinues:
Who get his time.

Hahahaha small yansh wan dey shake

"uneducation folks.........hahahahhahha....when dat Ogbomosho nigga wan speak oyibo by force

Aje....

kedeojo:
You are saying rubbish, typical of sadeast and children of hate. Only your people are holy. Now I know why Nmandi kanu and Ekpa can easily manipulate most of you uneducation folks.

Hahahahhahah..... Only in Nigeria will you think Science dont work! This tool will solve 99% of what it is they are discussing if it is actually about quality of fossil products, but we sabi say na conflict of interest in sharing formula!

With as little as 571SEK (57.1USD) you will do a spot test by taking just a little sample!
All you have to do is use syringe to take a little sample randomly from the delivery..vrooommmmm, you get your answer immediately whether it's standard or not!

Tufiakwaaaa Nigerian leaders!

EXCLUSIVE: Truce Meeting Between Dangote, NMDPRA, NUPRC, NNPCL Fails to Resolve Crude Supply Imbroglio

The truce meeting brokered by the Minister of State for Petroleum (Oil), Senator Heineken Lokpobiri, to resolve the heated dispute between the Dangote Refinery on one hand and state-run entities, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC), Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Agency (NMDPRA), has failed to resolve the contentious issue of crude supply to the former’s new 650, 000bpd refinery, THEWILL can report.

Africa’s richest man and industrialist, Aliko Dangote and his company had alleged sabotage and conspiracy against the $20bn Dangote Refinery by key officials in the NNPC, international oil companies and the regulatory agencies, who they claimed would rather continue their corruption-ridden importation of poorly refined petroleum products into the country instead of ensuring that the Dangote Refinery gets adequate crude oil for its plant, which started producing and selling very low sulphur diesel and Jet fuel some weeks ago to both local and international buyers.

THEWILL’s authoritative source, who was privy to the deliberations at the meeting, which was held at the Minister’s office in Abuja on Monday, said, “The summary of what transpired is that the meeting was a waste of time. The NNPC, NMDPRA, NURPC said they do not have crude oil to supply the Dangote Refinery and appear not to be interested in doing so under any arrangement anytime soon. They would rather continue their imports at the expense of the Nigerian people.”

“It appeared they just wanted a photo ops to douse the anger of the Nigerian people following the damaging revelations that have emerged since the dispute became public,” the source who spoke to THEWILL on the condition of being anonymous, added.

Mr. Dangote represented his group at the meeting, while Mr. Farouk Ahmed, the CEO of the NMDPRA, who falsely claimed the Dangote Refinery produces poor quality products without evidence, represented his agency. Mr. Gbenga Komolafe, the Chief Executive Officer of the NUPRC and Mr. Mele Kyari, Group Chief Executive Officer of the NNPCL represented their entities.

It is unclear when the parties would meet again as both the Senate and the House of Representatives have commissioned an investigation into the quality of diesel imported into the country by the NNPC after tests at the Dangote Refinery chemical laboratory revealed that the diesel were of very poor quality with sulphur levels reaching 2, 000ppm (parts per million).

https://thewillnews.com/exclusive-truce-meeting-between-dangote-nmdpra-nuprc-nnpcl-fails-to-resolve-crude-supply-imbroglio/