₦airaland Forum

Hypocrites everywhere

All in the search for power

Simple advice to the youth: Shun drug abuse.

docjuli:
Wehdone

Who you?

Reputation repair

They are acting according to script to deceive the gullible Nigerians.

You are not alone

This country is a zoo.

No go dey do pass yourself.

Nonsense

Who is deceiving who?

Good one

Looting spirit on spree

Jealousy and envy us the final stage before becoming a devil.

saaphiere:
I don't know who is more tried of Nigeria than I do.

Me

Good for them

Every soul must surely taste death... We need to prepare for this compulsory impromptu journey to the great beyond.

thebosstrevor1:
When you are in room behave like the romans.

Btw, they were clout chasing and looking for attention

Exactly...

COVID-19 must be a mysterious disease.
Despite the massive protest and crowd gathering in Lagos and other states in Nigeria recently, there was no hike in number of cases in such regions as expected by science.

thebosstrevor1:
Good for them

Why?

Chairman, Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, has said that seven Nigerians who participated in the #EndSARS protest in Egypt have been slated for deportation.

She said this in a series of tweets on Monday.

The PUNCH had reported that eight Nigerians were arrested in Cairo, Egypt for protesting against police brutality, extra-judicial killings, and bad governance in their country.

After their arrest, many Nigerians appealed to NIDCOM to intervene and ensure the release of the Nigerians.

While giving an update on Monday, Dabiri said seven of those detained are to be deported for “lack of resident permits”.

She explained that the Federal Government is pleading for leniency on behalf of the seven Nigerians slated for deportation.

She tweeted, “Update on the eight Nigerians detained in Cairo for protesting without a permit – Seven of them are to be deported to Nigeria for lack of resident permits. The only one that has a Residency will get final clearance from the Minister of Interior after signing an undertaking not go against the laws of Egypt.

“The Nigerian mission in Egypt is still appealing for leniency on behalf of the seven slated for deportation.”

Dabiri had denied the Nigerian government involvement in the Nigerians’ arrest.

She explained that the Nigerians were not arrested at the Nigerian Embassy but at another location.

She had said, “The Nigerian mission in Cairo has had extensive deliberations with the Cairo ministry of Foreign Affairs, Interior as well as the Diplomatic Police.

“The eight detained Nigerians – four men and four women – were assured Of decent treatment while in detention, they will be released after thorough investigations on why they flouted the laws of the land, check the status of their residence permits, and they will write an undertaking not to embark on any acts inimical to the Egyptian laws.



https://punchng.com/breaking-egypt-to-deport-seven-endsars-protesters-dabiri-erewa/?amp=1

Another dumb lie.

Probably on 4K high definition video

For thier mind... They thought the protest is over...
They had better gone back to the drawing board and meet the demands of the youth.

Is good governance too much to ask for?

Let them use it to build house.

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Next protest will be #EndSoldierBrutality

And the moral of the police keep dropping by the day.

Can you imagine ?

Permutations and combinations as always

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