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Youf - or is it youth - will take over

reminds me of this:

When kids rule the roost! Children aged eight to 16 are left home alone for four DAYS in TV experiment – and celebrate by raiding booze and playing Fortnite into the wee hours
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-6366635/Alone-Home-sees-children-left-FOUR-days-without-parents.html

Bakerdav:
Nice one, burn anything burn burnable, all the politician houses should be burnt down ,they are our problem, we youth need to take over

Take over and do what?

Lol, I never thought that stupidity could be so funny.

Black music personalities and Celebrities generally have no place in determining political polices. Their use by the embellishment in the various nations where black presence is significant has contributed to blacks languishing at the bottom of every socioeconomic indicator and the bottom of all race based stratification.

The ghettoisation of blacks and the relegating of blacks to Class – lower class at that – and not a Race of people inclusive of differing classes is largely their fault.

#Say-no-to-celebrities-as-black-spokespersons

DamZik:
The best time to declare BIAFRA and ODUDUWA Republic is now or never. Let OPC and IPOB overun the army Baracks in 24 hours.

#EndNIGERIA.

Nigeria will survive, she was ordained by the ancestors for a greater black purpose than your small bitter dreams and jealousies.

Angelfrost:
You loot the nation, share the money among yourselves, give your kids the best lives at the expense of millions of youths....

Nigeria!!! The chicken has come home to roost!!!

The monsters you created will consume you all, since you have failed to learn from history!!!

How many of the angry and violent youths can you arrest or kill??! How many police and soldiers can secure or suppress the angered youths across the nation?!!... Smh.

Calm down dear.

In addition to all that the warning voices have stated, I’d like to add that these acts are damaging the concept of Protest Movement in Nigeria. For the next decade, the public will not support future protests.

pacespot:
The protests in USA and Hong Kong are totally different from the protest in Nigeria. I will tell you why, Nigeria protest is that of the group (the youth), majority of whom constitute the population of the country, wanting a change in the system. America protest is a minority group (blacks are just 14% of the population in USA) wanting to fight centuries of institutionalized racism in the country. Don't forget that white people have not seen blacks as their equals yet based on the poor level of development in Africa. Even the white people that are not racist have shown supports for white supremacy by voting for Trump. Black people are widely discriminated against everywhere in the world, so the white supremacists can use that card against African Americans. China is a communist one-party state right from time, even though the Chinese people will want to give lesser control to their autocratic government at the moment, they will not give in to the demands of Hong Kong protesters because they see the protest as a ploy by China foes: USA, UK and the rest of Western worlds; to destabilize the country.

Back to the main point, Nigerian youths can win this battle against the cabals if they are just united. In no time before the northern youths see the truth in this movement and also turn against their corrupt leaders. No country can stand the wrath of its youth population if they can just speak in one voice. Youths are over 80% of the population of this country, the youths in military are also tired of the current Nigerian system. Just wait and see, it will be like a short dream to you.

See, you don’t even understand that the foundations of democracy were built on neo liberal principles advocating for Minorities. Minority rights, contrary to that which laypeople take away from the democratic concept of majority rule, are the very purpose of democracy.

Instead of cussing and acting as if the world has ended due to his Sanwo reported statements, get the evidence in the form of video, bodies of victims at the morgue, relatives of the victims bearing witness , etc.

Make hard evidence your friend.

Clap, clap, come on people, we are Nigerians, resilient and strong. Let's rebuild people, community and relations. Reform the Police, which was the original aim.

Looking on the bright side, new and better police stations can now be built to replace the burned down ones. Hopefully those given responsibility for replacing the Police station, Prisons and other state buildings destroyed, do so informed by lessons learned from the ease with which the rioting public accessed them.

Hope the police stations are built to a formal looking and standardized style, differentiating them from ordinary homes.

pacespot:
These street protests are necessary to bring about real reforms to Nigerian system, because this would help restructure the system and produce brand new crops of leaders. The youths just need to stick to their plans and always come out to protest enmass, not in few groups, and they will win as they are already winning.

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Whish there was a rolling eyes emoticon.

Look, mister, you have given none of this any thought, it is clear to read in your words. There’s a radio presenter, James O’Brian, on one of UK’s radio stations, LBC, who is fund of stating something that I have found true and useful. Try it yourself. He says this: “Write it down” ;

Context:

Things can seem clever, fine and sensible in your head and you may even verbalize your beliefs in eloquent, convincing, language; however, the test of its veracity is articulating it on paper or in text. Write it down and flaws will become apparent; you’ll see how the concepts you’ve held dear and nourished for so long collapse and become putrid mulch.

With all due respect you sound incredibly naïve and exceptionally ignorant. In addition, your statements are incredibly annoying because property and lives are being lost with scope for greater losses. Do yourself a favor, and the rest of us the same indirectly. Write down how what you and the likes of you are doing is going to end well and create the Nigeria that fulfills the dreams of majority of Nigerians not just you and you mates.

pacespot:
You can't use Nigerian politics to determine the choice of leadership in this country, tell me how many young people are in the ballots, and what about vote buying or even manipulation? Our current political framework does not give much room for outside contenders, so it needs serious reforms?

How?

pacespot:
Few evil old men holding Nigeria into ransom. Killing of young protesters shows that these people are not interested in the progress of this country, Nigerian youth can now know their enemies clearly.

What will you replace the old men with and why should those that voted for them accept who you replaced them with?

Overthrow the government through the ballot box not through violent street protests. See, if you cause the downfall of the democratically elected government on the streets, like this, you will set a Presidence. Meaning, you create a new culture, and your next president will almost certainly be forced out of office by violent street protests organised by the opposition.

Nigsrdumb:
Meaning?

Why must you always think through the mind of a White man.

Is genocide good?

Yes or no.. think for yourself

I'm with you. I was pointing out Hillary Clinton/US Hypocrisy

In the chaotic days after Hurricane Katrina, an order circulated among New Orleans police authorizing officers to shoot looters, according to present and former members of the department.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/after-katrina-cops-given-ok-to-shoot-looters/

The Orangeburg Massacre occurred on the night of February 8, 1968, when a civil rights protest at South Carolina State University (SC State) turned deadly after highway patrolmen opened fire on about 200 unarmed black student protestors. Three young men were shot and killed, and 28 people were wounded. The event became known as the Orangeburg Massacre and is one of the most violent episodes of the civil rights movement, yet it remains one of the least

DexterousOne:
That is not true
Stop talking this crap please!

Kent State shootings

Twenty-eight National Guard soldiers fired approximately 67 rounds over a period of 13 seconds, killing four students and wounding nine others. Students Allison Beth Krause, 19, Jeffrey Glenn Miller, 20, Sandra Lee Scheuer, 20, and William Knox Schroeder, 19, were killed and nine others were injured, one of whom suffered permanent paralysis. All died at the scene except Schroeder, who was pronounced dead at Robinson Memorial Hospital in nearby Ravenna shortly afterward.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/6/65/Kent_State_massacre.jpg

Obierika:
You're an idiot!

Unfortunately there are millions of them up and down Nigeria. They clutch mobile phones created by minds many centuries in advance of theirs. Mobile phones bombarded them with information many are simply too unsophisticated to understand in rightful context. Subversive take advantage and poison some such minds and have done for long a period now.

DexterousOne:
Did the American security forces point gun and Start shooting its people?

You guys should use your common sense
It is free of charge

The norms is to arrest those who flout curfew
Not kill them

Any Nigerian glad that his compatriot was killed by uniform men who were to protect us should be ashamed of himself

It has happened before and would again if US protestors take to the street as violently as reports coming in portray Nigerian protesters currently.And America is the world’s leading nation. I doubt any third world nation would tolerate the level of anarchy being reported.

See hypocrisy. If Americans were looting and destroying like the Nigerian mobs are, Trump or Hillary would call on the services of the National Guards and protestors would be shot. Hell, Trump wanted to deploy the US Army to quell Black Lives Matter protests that was nowhere near as destructive as the one going on in Nigeria.

See hypocrisy. If Americans were looting and destroying like the Nigerian mobs are, Trump or Hillary would call on the services of the National Guards and protestors would be shot. Hell, Trump wanted to deploy the US Army to quell Black Lives Matter protests that was nowhere near as destructive as the one going on in Nigeria.

Nigeria desperately needs police reform and the protests to end SARS, on balance, makes sense. However, trying to bring down democratically elected government through violent protest instead of ballot box, especially when a large part of the Nation, rightly or wrongly, supports that government, is wrong. This can only lead to anarchy and who could reasonably blame government supporters. Even trump supported far-right groups confronting Black Lives matter. Well meaning protestors need to put away the placards for now and return to the streets maybe in a month’s time. During this protest break, watch and assess what government does in honouring promises made.

Nigerians and false sense of how the world works, lol. Nigerians please take care of Nigeria and stop destroying your country informed by a false sense of your Special Suffering. Anyway, protest going on in Nigeria is just one of many. Currently there are fierce protests going on in Bolivia, Haiti, Azerbaijan-Armenia conflict, Anti-government rallies held across Belarus, Violent Protests Chile tec.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xbzb48rQf7I

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

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqhFFPK4SLE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1y5bHKATgP8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJJE031HQXo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrq3uN6bCZs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYEOGu6MtA8

Faithful007:
they are for identification during emergencies such as blood transfusion. For identifying the dead, and other similar purposes. It's not a necklace. Some wear it inside, other wear it on their boots.

Necklaces are also worn inside shirt . Wearing those tags outside shirt does not redact purpose. You’d be more convincing arguing west invented dog tags, therefore do as the west does and wear dog tags inside shirt. Or, they are more liable to be torn off and lost wearing them outside shirt.

Faithful007:
LOL. Naija dog tog. Someone tell that guy dogtags are worn on the inside.

Why?

Be clear, this woman is effectively calling for the arrest, prosecution and certain imprisonment of the relevant prison Warders when things return to normal.

southniyikaye:
Like someone said, all these protest is not affecting this people, let's ground the economy cos it wasn't even favoring us initially but them

My god see mentality.

...and these are the people that will make Nigeria better?

One day Nigeria need to purge population, too many people in Nigeria are not Nigerians.

Reads amateurish, like an ill-informed piece of journalism, like someone passing off conspiracy talk by one or two warders as fact or just commenting for relevance sake. I find it impossible that warders would free prisoners unless the warders’ themselves are criminals. Sorry, but her entire story is implausible.

RuudVanNisteroy:
Imagine if all that looted money was channeled to setting up manufacturing plants that will keep the youths employed. The least of our worries will be a database.

Channelled by whom to whom, how, where? when leaders know little about leading Nations and new people like even you will be swallowed up by a none existent system because political amateurism, for want of a better word, led to the situation whereby no enduring civil service is in place to do much of the governing of the nation. In a properly functioning political system Civil Servants virtually teach the new team voted in by the people how to govern. Records help employ the right civil servants.

Tumbulum:
you called this Sithole a diamond? May Fulani behead you in your farm

That will not happen to me and millions upon millions of Nigerians in Nigeria. I'm no mathematician but I would wager that chances of Fulani beheading me is slimmer than winning lottery. Still, I pray that you and no members of your family are beheaded by Fulani. I prey that Fulani behead no one in future, actually. I also prey that after #endsars protestors go home and see what the government does, if the government looks to be sincere in reforming police from top to bottom, I pray that people take to the streets in #endfulanikillings protests.

A Wiseman once said, death is no revenge for we all die in the end.

This tale sounds like one of those White women, 'Big Black Man', stories. White women, ‘big black Man’ stories are almost invariably fables.