₦airaland Forum

HRMK:
REPORT THEM TO EFCC WITH THE EVIDENCES AT YOUR DISPOSAL!THAT IS WHAT THE COURTS WORK ON!NO COURT WORKS ON RUMOURS!!

Zionmdde:
There is a difference between pv = nrt and pv = zrt
We are know what is ideal and what is real. A design based on ideal conditions is bound to fail.
I said that to say in Nigeria whoever you vote as president will complete his tenure. Forget impeachment

HRMK:
adegboruwa and other lawyers representing the faceless protesters must be arrested and prosecuted NOW!!

bnanny:
Tinubu don't mean well for Nigeria. He's self centered and very selfish. Trying to milk a nation to be richer even at his old age. Shame.

Minjim:
Tinubu is wicked.

Day 1. lives were lost and you still remain quiet.

We're dealing with a very evil man here

Zionmdde:
The election was rigged for sure
But only few states in the SS and SW complained about it
The north didn't tell you their own votes were rigged. It still means that a good population voted tinubu

Now why are those who voted him protesting? Are we not supposed to live with the choices we make again?

geewean:
Have they both used their food office to demand an immediate end of the hardship Nigerians are going through?


I won't blame them because they are afraid of the executive powers Tinubu has

A president at this time have not issued any statement or addressed the people he is responsible to.This is a significant indicator of insensitivity on their path and no political will to end the sufferings.

I hope this protest is highly televised I international media to showcase the incompetence of the president.


If this government is serious they make attempts to reduce fuel price and watch how things will be okay in the country.


Nigerians aren't mad people that will just protest without reasons.If things are okay to a reasonable level why the protest in the first place?


Tinubu is waiting for the situation to escalate so that the military will step in for a curfew and he will now issue his statement.


Nigerians I pray the problem persist and even increase so that in the next election cycle mat be WE will collectively votes wisely.

Yess there was rigging but not when 150 million Nigerians have a collective voice in unity for a particular candidate.Even the rigging machine go bend sef.

emkz:
The protesters must be allowed to express their grievances.

The police must allow them run amok.

These children must experience what we experienced in the post June 12 annullment when people were maimed, women were not spared and people were killed.

Due to the liberal nature of the president, people are riding on his goodwill. They are asking for the return of fuel subsidy, release of EndSARS protesters (some of whom looted people's businesses and burnt public infrastructure), abandonment of the constitution, electoral reforms, and some called for regime change.

Deji Adeyanju blamed the president for increasing allocation to state governors post-subsidy removal who have gone on to mismanage the allocations. They are afraid to protest against the governors who eroded public service and local government administration.

Throughout yesterday, apart from the police station that was razed in Nyanya, most of the properties that were destroyed belonged to private individuals.

More than 22 persons were reported to have died , including the suicide bomb in Borno State. While Ebun Adegboruwa, Deji Adeyanju, Inibehe Effiong and Yele Sowore were singing days of rage, they forgot they won't be able to control the mob. Deji Adeyanju tried to blame the police for instigating violence.

Very dark nuisance was one of the promoters of the protest; suddenly, he wants an end to it because they didn't expect the outcome. Arise News anchors on the morning show called for protest, their bus was destroyed by the mob in Kano. Atiku supported it, but has not issued a statement to commiserate with the families of those killed yesterday.

To the protesters and rioters:

(1) Who will cater for the families of those killed yesterday?
(2) Who will bear the cost of people's properties destroyed yesterday?
(3) Which fund will be used to rebuild the infrastructure destroyed?
(4) How will the mob leaders rein in on the mob they unleashed?

To Tinubu:

(1) You have been advised to address the nation and douse the tension. Don't do it! Only sensible people are ready to listen to you. Right now, the protest leaders and the rioters are not reasoning. Let them continue and whenever you step it, it is to restore order in a decisive way. You don't need to say a word. Just do it. Learn from Buhari.
(2) You cannot return fuel subsidy or return fuel price to 100 naira. The nation cannot afford it. Let each state government handle internal transportation at affordable rates. The easiest thing to do is to buy airconditioned buses and let them subsidize transportation. It is not FG who should take care of transportation within states.
(3) Let cargo planes start leaving states like Plateau and Taraba carrying food from there and taking them to major cities. That would be a temporary solution until rail infrastructure is improved nationwide.
(4) State governors must now agree to work with FG to tackle insecurity and strife within their states. The accusation of local politicians, religious leaders, military men and elites fuelling insecurity for business gains need to be nipped in the bud. One of the notorious terrorists accused a minister of funding them when he was governor.
(5) Do not declare a nationwide state of emergency or curfew for any reason. Let each state governor declare such in their states if needed.
(6) There are a lot of lies being peddled about your administration. There are lies that you bought a yatch. Where is the yatch? Some even claim that you bought a private presidential jet. How can a presidential jet be private? You may need to overhaul your information management team. You have the most media advisers in history and most of them are incompetent. Now is the time to look for a seasoned PR guru and let him bring his own team to manage information and public communications from the presidency. You have done a lot and that has not reached the ears of those who should know. As the saying goes, until the lion learns to tell his story, the tales of the hunt will always glorify the hunter.
(7) Finally, stop being nice and too tolerant. You are managing a complex nation and a complex people. How do you explain children looting public property in Kano yesterday? Being nice will lead to you being messed up. Ask Jonathan. Remember a fool will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience. You must rise to the occasion. Remember General Sani Abacha was an effective leader, despite his many faults. He accomplished all he did for the nation by not being nice to anyone. Any stumbling block to national development needs to be weeded out.

Kobojunkieee:
These solutions have been available to us for 100s of years. The problem is that Nigerians keep promoting criminals to doing jobs that criminals cannot do for them. In a sane country, 99.9% of those in government today would be in prison instead. Or labeled ex-convicts. But in Nigeria, they are glorified and made kings.
***Shudders****😣😣😣😣😣😣

Mom007:
Why does my mind tell me that you are typing this from inside your home?

Blaze14k:
Tinubu is really panicking.. never seen him so scared

hammer567:
HE IS NOW USING PUBLIC MONEY TO BRIBE THE MILITARY, SO THEY CAN KILL NIGERIANS FOR HIM.





THIS MAN IS THE WORST I HAVE SEEN IN MY LIFE.

Now you know who gave the order at lekki toll gate during end sars





NO CONSCIENCE!

Ola9ja23:
What if the protest degenerate into violence and vandalism of properties as well as arsonist looting shops? Would you be there to face the wrath of law with your lives ?


For every action there must be consequences

franchasofficia:
Tinubu is only a master at sharing government loot to shut his critics up and drag them to join his looting side.


Below is a short list of Nigerian men without honor or integrity, who worship money and political power:

Reno Omockery
Daniel Bwalla
Festus Keyamo
Doyin Okupe
Femi Funny Kayode
Egbon Daddy D. O
Lamidi Apapa
Arabambi

Anguldi:
Confused Gender


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Close your eyes. Close your eyes well well, make power enter.

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