Really?

Agriculture is the future of Nigerian youths.
The longer we wait the farther we are to this promising future.

Sons and daughters of the elites. The children of rich Nigerians are humble and so down to earth.

We'll always remember you in our prayers not because of your family affluence but as a result of your father's legacy towards building a better country for we the citizens.

Your father is the pioneer of modern Nigeria. If not for the recent anarchy caused by the youths throughout the country, Nigeria should be competing with the likes of Dubai, Tokyo and Seoul by now.

Very sad.

Nigerian politicians hate seeing toddlers dying young.

I hope their parents live long to actualize their goals in life.

Just as they should.

Just like that?
In exchange of them venturing into farming en mass?

Very commendable.

While Nigerian youths are busy disgracing us globally, a female scholar, technocrat and think-tank member of the past administration is making us proud.

Nonetheless, if I was her, I'll retreat from heading WTO just to show solidarity with my country in this challenging time.

For posterity sake, I once did that in high school.

Bad.

I hope the youths will maximize this opportunity by venturing into full-time agriculture.

The citizens have no business with fuel scarcity or any other national resources. That's why we have a government and a democracy to checkmate them.

Nigeria needs the youths for agriculture.

Sad

Sad

Bad.

More reason sane Nigerians have been against this protest from the beginning.

There's little a divided youths can achieve.

All I see is a mixture of peaceful and violent protest that lacks the capacity to snowball into a revolution.

I was banned but I will not give up from preaching the message of truth to my loved citizens.

The only new nation I can see in Nigeria is a United States of Nigeria (USN).

Speechless

Sad.

We're stuck in the wrong generation. Even the people of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are way clever than this.

There are more clever approach that can be used to get the attention of the government but neither protest nor revolution.

Express gratitude toward God that the force of the dissent is as of now abating. By this time next week, every active protesters will be addressing the cost of economically debilitating their valuable time.

Bravo!

I love Nigerian leaders. They're just too great. Leaders with empathy. What a time to be a Nigerian.

They have a heart unlike the people they're ruling over.

If it's only failure you can see in our leaders, you have failed your country.

Good for them.

Only if they know the agenda behind what they're protesting for, they'll reconsider before joining the fleeting trend.

Express gratitude toward God the force of the dissent is as of now abating. By this time next week, everyone of them will be addressing the cost of economically debilitating their valuable time.

Is this fair?

What about the saying that we shouldn't fight the hands that raised us.

The government helped this woman by investing massively (in tens of thousands) into her business. Even in the developed world, it's difficult to get capital or attract the attention of potential investors.

If this is the mentality that every Nigerians harbor, then I am sorry to say that I am with the wrong generation.

The end is near.

Nigeria is the only country I know where her citizens complain about almost everything. Japan was almost nuked into extinction decades ago but her citizens stood up, picked up the pieces and built their country from scratch without ever complaining about their leaders.

It is how we present our leaders to the world that the 26 world leaders that Buhari is following on Twitter will see them.

Have we forgotten about African time so fast? As an African man, we'll rise but not so fast. Slow and steady win the race.

Sigh!

What exactly is this protest all about?

No definite goal aside a secret agenda.

Finally, the government now have a genuine reason to end the so called peaceful protest.

Okay

Really?

I imagined that he's simply a lead representative and standard individual like every other person. What happened to committing the state into the presious hand of the Almighty? God first! God regardless.

The day we Nigerians wake up in the morning and begin to chant “God bless Nigeria,” and “God guide our leaders” is the day this nation will push ahead.

If it is by protest or revolution, go and ask from the Biblical Isrealites or Chinese before the reign of the communist part. Blood will only flow and Nigeria will still prevail over the protesters.

Funny enough, the protesters can't even boast of a single leader. Is that how they intend to rule Nigeria? In my humble opinion, this protest lacks foresight, decorum and organization. There's no specific goal but a hidden agenda to wreck havoc in the country. NIGERIA WILL PREVAIL!

The agenda is clear.

Assuming Buhari resign (which can never happen), who among the Northern leaders is worthy of replacing him at the moment?

We don't need all these my fellow Nigerians. We're only doing more harm than good by making it difficult for Buhari to rule over us effectively. Let's start making this country works by waking up everyday and shouting “God bless Nigeria”.

There's a popular saying that you can't know the value of what you have until you loose it. When Buhari is finally out of office, that's when you'll realize that you can never have a president that'll see us (the common citizens) as his biological children.

Sad.

We used to tell them but they won't hear.

The best way to protest is to leave the street and voice out your mind on social media. Such digital approach can be so convincing for any government to resist.

We just have to leave the street first.

Sorry about the loss Nigerians.

I disagree.

They should leave them and allow the protest to die a natural death. They'll soon get tired.

Good for democracy and the sovereignty of Nigeria.

The smart ones were able to sense a political undertone amidst the protest.

We are watching.

Vaccination should start from the most civilized region in Nigeria.