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sixtus4: No, it won't. Though, people are generally disappointed because even the SS protested (The highlighted is all over twitter and facebook). Anyhow, there is freedom of speech et.al! |
Papa Achebe should be RESPECTED BY ALL! @Topic: Well done Papa!!! History will remember you whether you support this or not! |
Beaf:How does protest against the removal of subsidy equate to the highlighted? Are you high? Again, ethnic sentiment will not work. God bless O,B,A! According to Kpogede! |
emmatok:Benin and Warri is NC not SS. ![]() |
charlisco:Hahaha! ![]() @OP Ethnic sentiment will not work, try something else! |
Beaf:And so?? Is he not human?? Was he not shot today by the police force for expressing his fundamental human right? Beaf, ethnic sentiment will not work this time around, try something else! See divide and rule, KMT! |
Kpogede, I gbadun you die for this forum! |
kpogede77:LOL!!! ![]() O and B can join to form Southern Nigeria. If not, I TOTALLY support O, B, A! |
Finland:EXACTLY!!! |
naijaking1:Please, SHUT IT! PurestBoy:Not too sure, got it from twitter, another pic : https://yfrog.com/nvibtcsj.th.jpg |
kpogede77:Give birth to what, kpogede? ![]() |
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jason123:Shot dead by Victor okafor DPO of pen cinema police station @thomas salako junction by abeokuta str. The registration number of vehicle of policemen RS101LA. |
ak47mann:Simple test, spot the difference before you start lying! norrisman: |
honeric01:I'll advise the guy to run back to his village because if he is caught, he should say his last prayers! |
honeric01:That DPO is in SERIOUS TROUBLE! In Lagos? Na wahala be that! |
How come the SE is not protesting when everyone is?? Including the SS, NC and SW? Na wa oh! |
The dead man: https://yfrog.com/ob99xzcj.th.jpg |
@Ogba https://i42.tinypic.com/jkk1ug.jpg https://i44.tinypic.com/anbwr8.jpg https://i43.tinypic.com/4r9wnt.jpg GOD WILL SURELY JUDGE! |
@Ogba https://i42.tinypic.com/jkk1ug.jpg https://i44.tinypic.com/anbwr8.jpg https://i43.tinypic.com/4r9wnt.jpg GOD WILL SURELY JUDGE! |
@Ogba https://i42.tinypic.com/jkk1ug.jpg https://i44.tinypic.com/anbwr8.jpg https://i43.tinypic.com/4r9wnt.jpg GOD WILL SURELY JUDGE! |
Akainzo: So you saw it? I thought I was the only one! ![]() |
[flash=400,200] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFtvJ3Co3Gk&feature=channel_video_title[/flash] |
muami:You are in UK, yet you know all this? ![]() LeoMax:You are in Lagos, yet you know all that is happening in PH-city? ![]() Just wonderful! |
Mukina: I recommend these for the front page. https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-842220.0.html#msg9925894 https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-842215.0.html |
Warri no dey carry last, lai lai! ![]() |
By Emma Amaize, Emma Arubi, Akpokona Omafuaire WARRI- THE oil city of Warri, neighboring Effurun ,Udu and environs in Delta State were shut down Monday following a mass protestby irate citizens protesting the removal of fuel subsidy by the FederalGovernment. The protest, which was in compliance with thedirective of the organized labour and civil society was led by the Delta statecoordinator of the NLC/TUC and civil society group, Casely Omon-Irabor Esq. The response was massive and total from what Vanguardwitnessed a position that was corroborated by the state coordinator of the Forumfor Justice and Human Rights Defence, FJHD, Oghenejabor Ikimi Esq. As at 6.00 am, Omon-Irabor was already at thetake-off point of the mass protest in Warri, according to our findings tocoordinate the day’s event, while people started gathering at about 7.30 am. The protest commenced in Warri some few minutes to 9.00 am at the old Warri Port gate withprayers and advice from the organizers to the protesters to be orderly. The previous night, there was an unconfirmed report that Boko Haram suicide bombers andmembers with guns and machete had infiltrated the subsidy protests in Lagos,Abuja, Edo, Delta, Kaduna, Kwara and Rivers states to cause mayhem. Labour leaders and citizens were urged to be watchout for infiltrators, but in Warri, there was a heavy presence of security agents,as the protesters marched from old Warri Port enroute Effurun roundabout toGovernment House Annex, along the NPA expressway. There was total compliance as shops, markets,offices and banks were all locked up. The main market, Warri and Okere marketwere also closed. Omon-Irabor addressed the public at Okere marketjunction, stating reasons for the mass protests by Nigerians and calling all citizensto reject the bad policy, no matter the inconvenience. He said the will of peoplewould certainly triumph over the dictates of the powerful few in Aso Villa. He said the motion passed, Sunday, by the House ofRepresentatives calling on the Federal Government to suspend the about 120 percent increase in the price of fuel was an indication that even those ingovernment know that the decision was ill advised, adding that except the priceof petrol was reverted to the old price of N65, the protests would continue. As at 11.51 am, the protesters have reached EnerhenJunction and in the words of Oghenejabor Ikimi, “It is a peaceful protest and ahuge success. I can tell you that there is total compliance. Warri and environswere shut down. The protest here is a massive one”. “I urge the president to respect the views of Nigerians and their representatives in theHouse of Representatives by suspending the removal of subsidy on petrol beforedialoging with Nigerians on the way forward”, he asserted. Some members of the Maritime Workers Union ofNigeria told Vanguard that security operatives, especially those of Joint TaskForce, JTF, the Navy and Police, whose offices are located inside the port premises,were allowed to go inside to carry out their security duties. Motor-cyclists, popularly known as Okada ridersand bus drivers were allowed to do their normal transportation business. The resumption date for secondary and primaryschool students in the state was shifted by a week by the authorities toappraise the mass protest, while government agencies like the NNPC andDESOPADEC, along the Warri-Sapele Road, Warri locked up for fear of theunknown. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/01/protesters-shut-down-warri-effurun-udu/ |
By Samuel Oyadongha, Yenagoa Security operatives, Monday,stopped a fuel subsidy removal protest by Civil Liberties Organisation in Bayelsa State from holding on the streets of Yenagoa the Bayelsa State capital over fear that it could spiral into violence. The rally, billed to have commence at 7am at the Opolo junction, in the heart of the capital city and terminate at the Ovom Government House, it was learnt failed to hold as the police authorities after agreeing to the protest later kicked against it over alleged security report that it could be hijacked by hoodlums to breach the existing peace in the state. Armed policemen backed by armoured personnel carrier were deployed to the Opolo axis, the supposed take off point of the protest rally, which was dramatically shunned by residents. The development however prompted the civil society groups’ leaders to change tactics and converged at the Nigeria Union of Journalists secretariat along Azikoro road, Ekeki where they addressed the press on the raging fuel subsidy removal saga and need for the Federal Goovernment to revert to old regime. Indication that the proposed street rally was doomed to fail emerged Sunday at the end of the joint meeting of the NLC and TUC where both agreed not to embark on street protest and demonstration in order to avoid the hijacking of the proces by miscreants due to security situation in the Niger Delta in general and Bayelsa in particular. The council in session however resolved to carry out the mandate of its national secretariats directive to close down all offices, filling stations, markets, the transport sector and stores. Aside the government offices, filling stations and banks that were shut down for businesses, the transport sector and store owners defied labour stay at home directive and went about their normal activities with the result that there was increase in the volume of traffic on the roads as against the last couple of days when most of the roads were deserted. Commercial vehicle operators and Okada riders were going about their normal businesses while shops were open to customers. Civil societies groups relocate to NUJ secretariat Addressing a news conference at the NUJ secretariat, the civil society groups in the state led by the Vice Chairman Bayelsa chapter of CLO, Engr. Williams-Odonmini Flint said they were forced to retreat to the council premises because the police refused them to go ahead with the protest. Armed with placards some of which reads, “Repair our refineries and stop corruption in the oil industry”, “Let’s practice true federalism, subsidy must go”, “Why rush in removal of fuel subsidy, what about Petroleum Industry Bill?”, the civil society groups noted with sadness that communities in the creek of Niger Delta were not taken into consideration in the Federal Government palliative scheme.” http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/01/security-agencies-foil-protest-in-bayelsa/ |
stanleyazuakola:Silverbird, Wazobia, Raypower and NTA all here covering the #occupynigeria #port-harcourt protests. Everybody jeering at the NTA(@ntanewsnow) |
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