STEWpid: Even if he is a Finnish citizen as Finland claimed, is it now permitted for another country's citizen to be calling for unrest and claiming the responsibility of casualties in another country??
Something must be wrong about this Finland thing - the country must be part of the terrorism!
C h a i..
Don't know why Nigerian government has not arrested him.
CyrusVI: Didn't turn violent cause it took place mainly in the SW and the saboteurs couldn't do much
Plus, the protest had elites and highly ranked personalities who are peace-loving and sane
To put this in a better context, it had almost none-Eastern person at the forefront, the last that had one, EndSars, ended in turmoil
Tribalism is just your problem bro, funny enough igbos won't join in this rancid demonstration. Enough of your stupid insults and wickedness to a tribe. Igbos will remain in the market while the likes of you loot money only to buy from us.... Most igbos have nothing to gain or lose if Nigeria gets better or worse.... We don't care.
Kanixt: No. During GEJ, the protest was not about hunger and hike in petrol and commodity prices but just to grasp power by all means. That's why it was peaceful.
But this time around is the opposite. It's all about hunger and hike in prices not to wrest power from Tinubu.
And you know, when people are hungry and they don't have what to eat..... expect aggression and violence approach just to survive.
Look at Lions they have teeths and fangs; when lions are not hungry, they play with teeths and fangs and when they are hungry they use the same teeths and fangs to attack each other.
#Time to eat the Rich#
hope you are not rich cause, They will eat you raw l
[quote author=MossadAgent post=131147054]1. Long standing fuel subsidy scammers : a key demands by the faceless and headless mob is a return to the old subsidy scam regime. You can't be crying on behalf of Dangote and at the same time demanding to a return to subsidy. You will only be empowering the same cabal that own interests in foreign refineries who make another round of profit scheming through the subsidy regime. You remain a bonafide fool to want a subsidy regime that benefits corrupt NNPC criminals who looted our collective wealth to own interests in foriegn refineries that have seen to our state owned refineries not working while denying Damgote's private refinery from having access to crude to refine and at the same time seeing to FX drain and a dearth in local content aka employment in the downstream sector. You remain a real fool to hit the streets on behalf of those who have continued to scam and loot our commonwealth.
2. FX racketeers: This is another set of criminals you are ready to burn down the polity over. The ones who benefited purely from manipulation and speculation of our currency.
3. Lazy importers and money launderers: who used the old FX regime and inner connections to the old CBN under the likes of Emefile to turn Nigeria to a dumping ground thus suffocating our local industries. The criminals involved in drug business , scammers use the importation model to launder their illicit loot using the artificial rated naira to their best interests.
4. The Buhari cabal: One midget of a former governor of a northern state has began recruiting terrorists from the Sahel as he did in 2015 to participate in the upcoming insurection. This politician has everything to lose as he is being indicted for massive fraud and embezzlement by his successor. He will rather see Nigeria burn to the ground than answer to his looting spree.
5. embittered sore losers of IPOB aka Disobedient: the spirit of Zik , Ojukwu and Hoe-Bi is strong with this crowd. The anarcho Marxist mob of delusional idiots claiming reformists who are only concerned in maintaining the Ironsi handed down parasitic status quo
So, if you like be the fool that you are and go hit the streets for these criminals and terrorists.
[/quote I've never seen a beautiful demonstration of foolishness before in my life, yours is top notch.
Ola9ja23: What if the protest degenerate into violence and vandalism of properties as well as arsonist looting shops? Would you be there to face the wrath of law with your lives ?
For every action there must be consequences
so what do you suggest we all do Sir for the betterment of our great country, Nigeria.
But let all of us return to our respective states to protest and call our state governors to order....
The hardship is across the nation and not in cities like Abuja and Lagos alone.....
You are right but you see Lagos, all the igbos will leave their states to come and destroy it. Just like Endsars.... It was designed by igbos to destroy Yorubas for supporting the hausa..... This is how a tribalistic fool thinks, I hope you are not one?
[quote author=PresidObi post=131111175]Thank you UN, but these guys have ear problems.
We have been warning them o, they wont hear till they employ some jobless park touts to burn their old houses then turn around and look for who to pin it on.
Go and protest in your home states of Osun, Ondo, Oyo and Ogun states. We will check ID cards, if you're not from Lagos, we won't allow you join the protests. Just as many people were not allowed to vote in Lagos, they should not also join protests.
For the Ss and Se, you know that you have no dog in this fight, don't go and dance to a music you don't know who is beating the drums. Hardship dey, but dont enter prison because of a planned protest that has been placed as a trap for you. [/quote yes let's endure the hardship... Let the North protest and fight for the country they so much love.
yarimo: ABSU students are yet to come to reality with governernce in Abia state, the students are just wasting time. Alex otti won't do anything for you guys
You are not even in Abia State yet your speak like a seasoned elders tate man.... For once in your life shut up.
greenermodels: Releasing Nnamdi Kanu would have solved all these problems.
Shut up..... So because he's in prison you and your cronies are attacking innocent civilians and security operatives like cowards while not attack aso rock? You only strike like cowards..... Rest in peace to the souls of the departed.
Goodvibes007: If true, then that's good. The streets are public property. When you inconvenience other road users, then be ready to pay some money for alternate roads to be built.
If the church doesn't want to pay tax, then they can construct a big car park for their worshipers and members.
Hopefully, it includes all religions.
let them revoke the statement and make it generally for all religious meetings.
Thundafireseun: So because it took you 6hrs to travel you now realized that all politicians are the same…. A lot of Nigerian’s still have growing up to do…
Exactly it's only when they are suffering from bad governance that they realise the wickedness of Nigerian politicians.
bennybuhari: I don't care if it's starting from the North. It must start somewhere If ordinary Kenyans can do it and they got results, why not Nigeria?
let it start from the north, I can't trek from South East to Abuja..... I no get money things don cost.
FYI, I am a northerner living in the north. So tell me something new
wow I thought he spealt hausa wrongly.... But Sir/Ma it's the truth, we know that because of religious reasons the north will support their own to the core even if they are eating sand but if it was a southerner there in power, Abuja will be smeared with protests of the north calling for his resignation. It's well my joy is that the present suffering Is affecting everyone.
The Protest flyer flying around has Major SE cities as venues for the protest and we all saw that Twitter space where Obidients were thretaning to maim themselves during the Protest.
Its nothing close to the same thing the Northerners, who even notified the Police Commision, are trying to do
Those are two diff approaches to same issues. One is Civil the other is barbaric.
Its normal to call drag u like that
lol North will never protest. Nigeria will remain the same.....
Melagros: COMRADES, our challenge is from those amala eating guys
Our challenge is not them but our mentality of division....... We are not united at all. There's this tribalistic hate amongst Nigerians that the politicians use during election to scatter any reasonable oppotion to their agenda of corruption.
officialwdhtv: The hardship in Nigeria is too much. However, the youths must protest peacefully because it’s our constitutional right — VeryDarkMan advocates for peaceful protests in Nigeria
yes there's need for a peaceful protest but sadly Nigerian government don't listen to peaceful protest. Nigerians will turn the peaceful protest to violence...... I will advice that we give the government sometime to address issues, PDP ruined Nigeria for 16 years, it's not going to be easy to restore Nigeria under 8 years......... A fools thinking
Ucvalue: [quoe author=ExudeLoveToAll post=131047453]It will increase more than 70k, expect something like 73k, it's just when it's implementation will commence.[/quote
Increasing minimum wage to 70k does it help the matter?
My suggestion any Nigerian should find a means to earn in dollars or find a steady cash flow system that can generate income atleast 50k daily should go along way instead of depending on the so called minimum wage (70K)
I'm not your financial adviser DO YOU OWN RESEARCH
You can drop a juicy reply and end with I'm not your financial advice ni.... What can one do to earn 50k daily