₦airaland Forum

chisomkachy:
https://twitter.com/YeleSowore/status/1667488532292575235?t=uEFw98m9e3yenJocBJdk3Q&s=19[/quote]Don’t stop talking jare. A da fun e ju many people lo. O pure, o sure, o de tun lagidi. Gba, o win

gidgiddy:
The Buhari administration was notorious for not abiding by court judgements and circumventing the constitution. It seems that the Tinubu administration is determined to follow the same path

IPOB leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, has been battling the Nigerian government in various courts for over two years. He has secured nearly 2 billion Naira court judgment in damages against the federal government as well as securing a court of appeal judgement discharging him, and ordering his release. Yet Nnamdi Kanu is still in detention

The federal government is free to appeal whatever court judgment they want, but that does not mean you dont obey the existing judgments while you appeal

Tinubu should prove that his administration will abide by court judgements by immediately releasing Nnamdi Kanu, paying him his 2 billion Naira, and tendering a national apology to the man for keeping him in detention a day longer than necessary after he defeated them in court

Afonjanawerey:
Ijaw is not a yoruba, stop by force attach with other tribes, spit

kcnwaigbo:
I shudder to think what would have happened if the huge oil deposits in the Niger delta responsible for 80% of Nigeria's revenues including the ones used in paying salaries in Osun and Ekiti states were to be situated in the Niger delta?

demmie1:
So who do you want to decentralize.

Brendaniel:
You still don't get it, this has nothing to do with politics, this is about life and death staring people in the face and believing they have nothing to lose if they don't take action, I justpray Nigeria does not go the way of Liberia, because already almost all the indices were ticked in Buhari's time, that's why I said the present leaders should be very careful...

Brendaniel:
Good you listed some important points there, however even those points can still be politicized using protests, I have passed my message, the biggest problem of the government will be how to handle a very large number of hungry human beings protesting with one voice...

Thanksful:
What are the risk of protest?

Brendaniel:
Though there might be a very high possibility that I am older than you but Oga I don't use that to measure strength and weakness, but just a little reminder that your paymasters should be very careful, it is not even about protest or just fuel subsidy or you think when Buhari was apologizing and saying he wold run to Niger republic he was joking, there is more to where Nigeria is to today than it was in 2020...

Ttipsy:
I don't actually support the protest and planned NLC strikes because it will inflict more pain to the already existing one.. but can I ask you something...
How much is fuel in your area?? Everybody is feeling the heat including you and your family unless you are not in Nigeria

Makers49:
I still remembered ojota protest in 2012,because of this fuel subsidy,but you don't want us to do protest because tinubu is in power,you are very mad

Brendaniel:
And what would you do?

mamaafrik:
You wey never chop

Brendaniel:
Oga, Shut up and keep quiet, who are you to warn others not to protest?

Stay in your lane and mind your business while those who want to protest mind their own business, did you give birth to them, are you the one feeding them, are you catering for any part of their needs, who are you to warn them?