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I have always believed Tinubu is an aggressive, violent person. It was evident in his first response to the military coup events in Niger Republic and other African countries. He may have given orders for the military to squash the protests in the North but it may spiral out of his narrative into a huge disadvantage for his 'regime'. |
The level of Israeli spyware/espionage is top notch. You can't have such high level of Intelligence and not have visual/audio/document evidences to prove your case. Israel may have their mistakes too, but I largely believe their Intelligence gathering. They are accurate and precise. |
papiwyte:Bro, if you're South Western, you should leave the East alone. It is becoming stale. They didn't start the protest, neither are the ones flying the Russian flags. The narratives you try to push is malicious. And be careful: Tinubu is getting a dose of a pill he dispensed a while ago. That should draw your ear. Be courageous and Face the North. Because if what we fear is anything to go by, the Northerners will most likely be the ones to carry it out. I don't give a hoot about Obi. Just stop taking a fight to the wrong place! |
Goodnewsforlife:I can imagine how the need to cheer Tinubu on has blocked your own head from thinking. Where else is hunger trending? UK is protesting Immigration laws, Kenya is protesting Tax increase, Bangladesh is protesting something else... How many countries are protesting hunger? |
Especially that Onanuga of a human being! But I'd rather Obi keeps his distance. Truth be told, no rational citizen wants the president to fail. The president's success means a better life for all. It doesn't matter who the president is, Tinubu, Obi or anybody else for that matter. People just want a working country! |
pocohantas:*Falls off chair! |
Menemonic:Enjoy bro. But I hope that's not you again trying to subtly shade other people's food. |
Menemonic:Maybe. Or maybe not. Rationalising it, it may seem as though it's for economic reasons but I think it's a delicacy on its own. I just know the practice has been there a pretty long time before now |
Menemonic:In making pounded yam, some people even add Eba to the mashed yam while pounding. Then pounded together.. |
But why are they using blood-colour stained flag? People need to stop desecrating our national symbols in the name of protests. Yes, we want to protest. Not desecrate the country. |
Read the IGP's speech again. Read item no 3 again and hear him talk about those not loyal to the government . I just laughed Political IGP ![]() |
Cameras clearly captured the identities of some of the looters. Parents, friends, neighbours and the community need to fish them out and make them return those items and used as deterrence to others of like mind. You cannot cause havoc to businesses already hit by same policies you're protesting against. You can't protest against looting and turn around to loot right in the middle of same protest. In No 5 of his points, he listed about 10 northern states where the protest was taken to extreme. Then I start to wonder.. Why is yarimo, helinues, legendhero, the skalewa guy etc hellbent on dumping the protest on Igbos as the organisers/instigators. Now they have been vindicated. You guys are destroying the very fabric of cohesion this country needs. Stop attempting to rope them into it. West, East and South are relatively peaceful, yet you are not blaming the North for what's going on up North. |
Massiveglory:Those guys are the real enemies of Nigeria |
Coolabbie:I tell you, people need to start rejecting the idea of 'palliatives'. |
Let it continue to be peaceful |
The protest should not inconvenience fellow Nigerians going about their everyday lives. We are against disastrous policies of the government, not our fellow selves! |
Let the protests continue peacefully. We don't want lootings, violence and riots. We just want better policies. |
Every well meaning Nigerian protesting should know the displeasure is towards the government and not inconveniencing your fellow man. No to violence, looting and inconveniences. |
masui:That guy is an enemy of Nigeria |
Kalashnikov49:These are the real enemies of Nigeria |
I condemn these. Hoping parents, neighbours and the community can join hands in condemning these acts. More, identify them and make them return these items. The owners of these items too are hit by the policies we are against. Jobs in turn may be affected. As much we want to protest against bad governance, we must join hands to ensure evil does not perpetuate itself through these gatherings. |
Anybody opposing the democratic rights of the Nigerian people is an enemy of Nigeria. Tag them when you see them. |
We pay so much for so little in the his country. High expenses, low standards of living. Less people are flying these days. In turn, means less income for the airlines. Exchange rate all-time high. How would they cope with loan repayments. Then they get banned! Smh. Nigeria! ![]() |
I like the placard that says Palliatives is a scam. Palliatives is indeed a scam. EXPRESSSMAN:Well said. |
chiagozien:That guy is an enemy of Nigeria |
Israel is, arguably, the most sophisticated in espionage software. In fact, in defence marketplace, it's a tool for international politics. Their expertise in this area is one of the reasons why I would believe when they said those doctors in those bombed hospitals were terrorists. I'm sure they'd have enough classified visuals and audios handy whenever it is they have to clear themselves of the war crimes they are accused of. |
Salewa97:Enemy of the Nigerian people! |
benuejosh:Enemy of Nigerians |
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