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The way our security people uses the word “treasonable felony” baffles me a whole lot.
They just make use of it carelessly

CaptainFM1:
Poor motherhood. She didn't catch her young until she started speaking Olosho's grammar.

Na wa ohh
Some of una dey really mad for this forum

toprealman:
The global embarrassment of the once gaint of Africa continues.

Nigeria will stain your white
Nothing works well here from top to bottom..shame and woe betides those peope that keeps putting us in the mess.

Egoat:
Does he need crowdfunding?
Why does it need to be made public?
You lost a child and the first thing that came to your mind is announcing it on social media.

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To the idiots running mouth in my mentions; if you've never lost someone dearly to you, you perhaps won't understand.
At that point, nothing interests you anymore, not even food which is a necessity let alone social media. How you are grieving and the major thing on your mind is how to post it on 2go and LinkedIn is what I don't know. You can as well monetize the death.

Bunch of attention seeking retards.

Dont come at him at all people grieve differently and he has done nothing wrong.
If the only way he could grieve was to come online and let it out then who are we to castigate him.

See things from the brighter side everything is not about attention and stop jumping into unnecessary conclusion.

Reno na anywhere belle face
He just opens his mouth and says whatever that comes from his brain.

Even the Bible said”a rich man has many friends”
So it is not far-fetched.

Pastoshizzy:
Most recetI discovered most of this low IQ belong to the socially depraved mentality. From village to 'face me I face you' rooms (culture shock). When they find it difficult they adapt into pity party/aggressor attitude.
But then things are difficult. We all pray things get better. Just don't allow distractions from people that don't have any objective argument to present.

You know right.
I read some vile comments here and wonder if this people are chasing clout or just outrightly dumb.

Cherrybae:
90% are ibos. Hungry people forming billionaires.

Mtcheeeeew

Some of you are not well ohh
Are you paid to do this? You still brought tribe into this.

brotobi99:
A room service apartment with Bed, TV, fridge, AC, Chair, Reading Table, Gen for pumping water at Bodija Awosika Estate good for corper, Single working class. There is personal security and Cleaner

Daily 10k
Monthly 100k
Yearly 600k
DM for details

You dey jump?
Wetin be this?

sIfioksq:
So now, every protest is a coup? What happened to constructive dialogue? Seems like some people just want to create chaos instead of finding real solutions.

Very senseless person
Any little protest or agitation they tagged it as “coup”

God1000:
https://saharareporters.com/2024/07/31/nigerians-uk-kick-endbadgovernance-protest-london-demand-change?

Where are those numbskulls here that said anyone that wants to protest should back to their states?
Imagine they tell them to go back to Nigeria to protest…some of you are just daft and shallow-minded with your thoughts and actions.

So our leaders can be this vocal?
That is the only language they understand is protest and watch they fidget here and there.

SpaceX:
only in Nigeria have I seen "anti-protesters". If you don't want to engage in the protest simply stay back at home. It's as simple as that!!.

You gerrit

Mercenary123:
You can never see an Igbo man in this kind of list. Igbos are daredevils in whatever sojourn they embark on

Are guys not tired of always bringing tribe or religion to everything?

Seun really have a lot to do on this forum

Fearyourcreator:
Etembo

It is a faceless forum
Enjoy the privilege

Fearyourcreator:
Mumu henry ... I agree

Cry me like a river
Run along boy

Fearyourcreator:
Me sef agree

Most of una no get sense normally
Such uncultured and mannerless behavoiur.

Fearyourcreator:
How much tax your werey dey pay ... Thief citizens, thief leaders... Hypocrite aiye

You would have been more civil while passing your message but you decided to be unfortunate.

fareed69:
Go establish your own business and pay #120

Cry me like a river
You go tire

alsudan:
So it was all about being one of the over 800 SAs of the Speaker?

SA without office or job schedule, but just placed heavily on the National Assembly Nominal role, collecting at least 700k.

Then there's a housing, furniture and Car allowance of up to 10 million Naira.

These are just for the Hundreds of thousands of SAs, SSA, PAs, PPAs. We're not even talking about the main players here.

But somehow, Nigerians should be patient and not protest.

You gerrit
And they cant pay workers more than 70k? The nonsense and rubbish people that are managing this country.

Ibrahimcoomasie:
https://dailypost.ng/2024/07/25/dont-participate-in-nationwide-protest-ecwa-tells-members/

Every organization just dey drop nonsense here and there.
I am still wondering why the government of today is all jittery and scared of protest
I thought they said they have done very well in the past one year?
I thought they protested against Jonathan back then?
Or they distributed rice to make people keep mum?
Until we have one voice we will keep having shallow minded and incompetent people at elms of affairs.

efogator:
Here are my 10 recommendations for the leadership of Nigerian government to address in order to avoid further mass protest.

1. Transparent Communication

Establish an open line of communication with the public. Regularly update citizens on government actions, policies, and intentions. This transparency will build trust and reduce misinformation that often fuels unrest.

2. Address Economic Hardships

Implement immediate measures to alleviate economic pressures on Nigerians. Subsidize essential goods, provide unemployment benefits, and support small businesses to help the populace weather economic challenges.

3. Strengthen Security Measures

Ensure the safety and security of all citizens. Deploy well-trained security personnel to protect peaceful protesters while maintaining law and order. Avoid the use of excessive force which can escalate tensions.

4. Engage in Dialogue with Protest Leaders

Invite protest leaders to the negotiation table. Acknowledge their grievances and work collaboratively to find common ground. Showing willingness to listen and act on their concerns can defuse potential conflicts.

5. Implement Reforms

Fast-track critical reforms that address systemic issues such as corruption, police brutality, and electoral transparency. Demonstrating commitment to change can placate public dissatisfaction and prevent mass mobilization.

6. Promote Social Welfare Programs

Invest in healthcare, education, and social services. Programs aimed at improving the quality of life can reduce public frustration and increase government approval.

7. Ensure Justice and Accountability

Hold accountable those responsible for past injustices. Transparent investigations and fair trials for officials implicated in corruption or abuse of power can restore public confidence in the government.

8. Encourage Civic Participation

Create platforms for citizens to voice their concerns and participate in governance. Encouraging civic engagement can help bridge the gap between the government and the populace, making them feel heard and valued.

9. Leverage Technology

Utilize technology to monitor public sentiment and respond swiftly to emerging issues. Social media and other digital tools can help the government stay ahead of potential unrest and address concerns proactively.

10. Commit to Long-term Development Plans

Present and stick to a clear, long-term development plan that addresses the root causes of societal issues. Demonstrating a vision for the future can instill hope and reduce the immediate impulse for protest.

By taking these proactive steps, the Nigerian government can not only prevent the planned mass protest but also foster a more stable, prosperous, and harmonious society.

Oil dey your head because all I was reading here just reeks nonsense and unintelligent remarks like”why you should not join the protest”.
If the government is doing what it is expected there wont be need to be jittery at the mention of protest.

The thing about leaders is that they forget that power is temporary and trasient…Nigeria is blessed with resources to make us stand out but we are very unlucky with leaders.

Menemonic:
This forum is the most tribalist in the world right now..


Which kind of rubbish be this, can't we engage in something meaningful doing..

Election is far away from now, all this banter no go solve our problems.

Imagine if oyibo abuse us we now carry it for head, where by we (Africa) are our own problems..

Like you read my exact thought.
There is no day you will come on nairaland and not see spewing of tribes here and there as they are paid to do it.
Things our parents did and nothing came out of it except continous hatred…I wish Seun will tone this things and make the forum very interactive too.

Oceanfl0w:
Don't know why I find the headline very amusing

I thought I was the only one
No headway just wash and rinse statement.

Bayo is a nuisance and never bright at any point in time.

Weretuntun:
FTC.their mind no go touch ground

Dem dey pay una for this FTC because I no con understand

Why is the present government scared of protest?
I thought he lead that particular protest against Jonathan back then what goes around comes back around.
Very soon they will tell us protest is not good for our health…people with Pharaoh complex

Nskbnf:
Good evening Nairalanders,
I have a job interview tomorrow for a customer service representative position. This is my first job and I have never had an interview before. Can anyone tell me how interviews usually go and what kind of questions they might ask?
I am feeling a bit nervous and would really appreciate any tips or advice you can offer.
Thanks!

Just google all about customer service related questions,look through it and you are good to go.
Be confident in your responses…wish you all the best💯

Please put your contact let me reach out to you

SensualMan:
Please let us take these baby steps of pain with love. Baby steps of pain.
Tinubu has sacrificed a lot including his comfort to make Nigeria great.
Let's support him, pray for him to succeed. He is our son and in yoruba land we do not throw away our son with the bath water. No matter what he is our son and he must complete his 8 year tenure.

Secondly I want to sound this as a note of warning to all Northerners. Any protest against our illustrious yoruba son will be met with a superior fire power. The Army, Navy, Airforce, DSS are all at alert to take out ur miserable lives if u dare any rubbish against our son. Buhari was there for 8 years u people didn't do shit and u wanna try ur shi with a yoruba man? Nah!

Even if fuel is sold for 5k a litre, it's still the cheapest in Africa.

Let's join hands to support Tinubu!

Are you being sarcastic or outrightly dumb?