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VaselineCrew:
Protesters have started blocking roads in Lagos, leaving a lot of people stranded.

What is your opinion on this?

Do you think it is right that they are blocking roads?

luvmijeje:
This protesters are unreasonable. You can't reason with them. While they are enjoying their 77 million naira largesse, the Nigeria Army should take back control of the toll gates.

GOATandYAMtheory:
mumu yoots

people wey dey join them no dey read news? dem no hear say government has agreed to all of their demands? this thing happening in this country is because we have failed to use force to disperse these jobless protesters.

...And the major reason FG is not using force is because of the financial support it is getting from international community. You need to act like a slave of democracy in order to enjoy these things in full.


Nobody on this forum has been able to tell us why this protest should continue. All they keep doing is mentioning and cursing people who give cogent reasons why it must be suspended.

Very unintelligent and useless folks

VaselineCrew:
This man has been protesting since his youth, even now, he leaves the comfort of America (A country Nigerians are dying to go to), to come to Nigeria to protest.

What is his reward for all this?

He gets cursed by his own people, while they make songs for "Jagagban"


This life is funny, but solace is that God judges all.

XtremelyCoded:
In the heat of the #EndSars protests, it seems Wizkid is very uncomfortable with Reekado Banks' plan of dropping a collabo with Wizkid later today.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sl508tlINM0

In his tweet, Wizkid said “Delete this dude ! Can’t believe you’re even doing this at a time like this. Old song ! #endsars fool!”

It was learnt Wizkid has postponed his Made in Lagos Album which was scheduled to be released today.

https://twitter.com/wizkidayo/status/1316754737262481409?s=19[/quote]Burna boy and wixzy just dey use regard catch cruise but the truth of the matter is he is so insensitive.

MyMouth:
Many of us are home reading updates on the internet, take it away and we all pour out to the streets!

Babtech001:
Earlier Thread; https://www.nairaland.com/6181476/hoodlums-attack-endsars-protesters-abuja



https://featured24.com/video-endsars-protesters-apprehend-hoodlums-behind-attack-in-abuja/

Righteousness89:
That's Good!

The Best way to Savage the Situation of our Country Right now is to Restructure immediately Just as Papa Adeboye said..

The Truth of the Matter is that Nigeria is a Country made up of Countries..

Nigeria is made up of about 4-6 Countries..

We Have Deceived ourselves tooo Much..
The Tribalism, the Injustice,Hate, Nepotism etc is too Much.

If Restructuring is not Possible, then the Various Countries in the country called Nigeria need to Peacefully Go their various ways..

Most Important! As we do what we do , Let's do it with the Conciousness of Eternity...
Let's Ensure that we are Reconciled with God through Jesus Christ and we are Prepared for Eternity..

So Should in case we are called Home or the Big one Happens, we all will meet at the Feet of JESUS to Part no More!

Nowenuse:
Southern Kaduna people you have to correct yourself! They are the same people with those of us from Jos.
We are Christians and that's why we can never be part and parcel of Hausa' fulani foolishness.

bakobenjamin198:
My friend, let me school you on what you don't know. These are people from Southern Kaduna. They are equally anti-bad governance just as you in the South-South, South West end South East because they have equally suffered a lot of injustices from this government. They are Christians dominated areas and anti Sharia law too.

delpee:
That we have democracy today is because the older generation fought for it. Those who stopped the teaching of History in our schools have successfully confused the younger generation!

Jah12:
"We No Dey Fight, We No Hold Gun" -KADUNA Residents Join #ENDSARS Protest (video)

#EndSARS protesters chant “we no Dey fight, we no hold gun” during encounter with policemen in Kaduna


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5wku0C3VJY


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJVhu5moWm0

adekolaelect:
simply bcs many of you are lazy and crazy to get money by all means yet if you get it you spend it unwisely . they don't lean Artisan and many of you believe once you go to school with unproductive professions You must have money else you will go for frauds which had dented the Images of the Nigeria in other countries through some of you unproductive useless youths .

adekolaelect:
and young stupid!!!!!!!! .what do the protesters want again we all asked for end SARS and it was disbanded but you refuse to end protest and your fraudulent activity in the society .

bolaayenimo:
So the protests should continue even if hoodlums hijack it?

Godchosen001:
Student are paying for WiFi without the management providing WiFi, polibadan na scam

adenigga:
This is to corroborate the argument of WIKE.

We should thread softly in as much as we have fundamental right to protest, we should remember there is a limitations to even the ''rules of law''

SAGAY'S SUBMISSION!!!

Prof. Itse Sagay (SAN), Chairman of the Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption (PACAC) on Monday enjoined Nigerian youths to put an end to the #EndSARS protest in the country following the intervention of President Muhammadu Buhari and the disbandment of the unit by the Inspector-General of Police (IGP).



Sagay who said the protest is being hijacked by hoodlums added that having done what the youths requested, the federal government may be have no choice than to forcefully put and end to the protests if the youths continue.



Speaking in a chat with Daily Independent, Sagay said having proven to be a listening government, the youths should be satisfied with the steps taken by the government and suspend the protests.



According to him, continuing the protests after all that has been done by the government may be as a ploy by the youths to destabiliise the country using #EndSARS as a smokescreen.



He said "My observation is that hoodlums are already hijacking the protests. The IGP has already disbanded the SARS. So, it no longer exists officially as a unit. The youths refused to stop protesting, they said they wanted the President to issue an Executive Order dissolving it. Executive Orders are not used for that purpose".



"Executive Orders are lawmaking instruments to make laws, just like National Assembly will make a law, although this type of Executive Order is below that level. It wouldn't have been an appropriate thing to do".



"But it's as if the President is listening, he now came and made this address in which he accepted everything the youths are asking for. He went on to even say that the squad people who are responsible for various harmful and illegal activities will be identified and dealt with. To me, that should be the end of the matter".



" I believe the youths should be satisfied at this stage. If the youths still come out tomorrow again, then it will look as if the whole demonstration has a hidden agenda for which EndSARS is being used as a cover. It will seem there is an agenda to disturb the stability of the country and engage in activities that may be along the line of #RevolutionNow which itself is the highest crime in our constitution".



"In such a situation, the government will have no choice than to bring an end to it and nobody will be able to complain then".



"This is what they were doing in Hongkong for nine months. They got all that they want in Hongkong but they refused and continued protesting; they stopped all commercial activities; stopped flying in and out of Hongkong and paralysed all activities until the Chinese stepped in and were forced to pass the law, completely suspended their rights, and now they are complaining".



"So, our youths must know how far they should go. Since they have gotten more than they want, at this stage, everyone should quietly go back to their homes and not continue obstructing the highways, disturbing commercial activities in the state".



"Otherwise, it could give rise to much more serious consequences which they themselves will not be happy about" Sagay said.


https://www.independent.ng/

PassingShot:
Don't force words into my mouth!

I believe a real reform is going to happen with this EndSARS protest. But for that reform to happen, the protest has to stop. It doesn't make any sense to still go on the street after the first step at reforming the police has been taken. The sensible thing to do is to give a month deadline to see what further actions will follow the dissolution of SARS and if nothing happens, the protest can be re-commenced.

thebosstrevor1:
how many millions have you made?

thebosstrevor1:
How many 30 years old in Nigeria are making millions

coolcharm:
You stop me and you want to see my phone and Facebook?
Are you normal?
In fact that retired idiot is mad!

What is the work of EFCC?

What is the work of the Banks and the CBN in monitoring cash inflows and dealing with such suspicions from their regulatory point of view?

Imagine explaining to a roadside police officer that you are a freelancer who works remotely...

With their fish brain... Bam! You are yahoo yahoo.

Mscheww

TheRareGem1:
STATE HOUSE PRESS RELEASE
OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT
 
OSINBAJO TO ANTI-SARS PROTESTERS:
GOVERNMENT IS COMMITTED TO PROSECUTION OF RIGHTS VIOLATORS, HOLISTIC POLICE REFORMS

*VP adds: We must all stay focussed & committed, restates disbandment of SARS only first step in process

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, has said that government is not only committed to full-scale police reform but also ensuring that wrongful acts are duly investigated and prosecuted.
 
The Vice President gave the assurance when approached by State House correspondents at the Presidential Villa on Monday, just after the President assured Nigerians that “the disbandment of SARS is the first step in our commitment to extensive police reforms in order to ensure that the primary duty of the police and other law enforcement agencies remains the protection of lives and livelihood of our people”.
 
According to Prof. Osinbajo, “the President also spoke, few minutes ago, about the prosecution of all those (law enforcement agents) who have committed wrongful acts. I think, all these are commitments that have been made. But we must also understand that it is a process. It is not an event. Reform is a process. We must show commitment. Everyone must be interested, and we must stay focussed on the issues.”

Addressing the concerns of protesters still on the streets, the Vice President said “I think the clear message is that there is a government commitment to ensuring that the process of reform is done and those who have committed wrongful acts are duly investigated and prosecuted.  And whatever replaces SARS is something that is acceptable, first of all, in its compliance to all the tenets of the rule of law and human rights.”

Continuing, the Vice President said “these are all issues that we are very deeply worried about. All of us are deeply concerned about it. Many young people have complained to me. I have also been involved in many cases trying to resolve these kinds of conduct.”

Prof. Osinbajo added that “I think it is a very good moment for the Police Force, a good moment for law enforcement and for all of us. This is the time for reform, a time for change and we are all committed to it.

“Everyone is committed to seeing a Police Force and also Law Enforcement that will meet the expectations of the Nigerian people. The purpose of law enforcement, the purpose of policing, is for the safety of lives and livelihoods of Nigerians. So, we are all committed to that, and I think that everyone is committed, we are all very committed to it.”

The Vice President said “the most important thing is that SARS has been disbanded and the IGP has committed to ensuring not only that it is disbanded but also that whatever takes its place has the full participation of civil society groups and all other stakeholders.”
 
 
Laolu Akande
Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media & Publicity
Office of the Vice President
12th October 2020

otokx:
Correct application of Tax deductions, pension deductions and NHF deductions, removal of some unapproved allowances, IPPIS is doing very well.

Eaglefine:
On the matter of 'Schools that might scrap one academic session'.

Pls you people should scrap 'finally year'. I gotta leave soon