₦airaland Forum

Mynd44:
"We didn't do anything; we only stops on the road" clown does not know instruction of traffic is a crime

Seun lalasticlala

rule 2

Where are pictures of the broken doors?
How did the hoodlums get in?
Obaseki has set his people up for the second time.

Edo people should know their enemies.

Where are pictures of the broken prison doors? Where are pictures of the attack on the prison.


Obaseki has set Edo people up once again.

helinues:
Nothing is going to back fire.

GEJ used same tactics to quell the Subsidy protest.

SARS has been disbanded According to FG.

Let's give them sometime for any improvement.

Any protest as from today is an illegal one and if you are caught, be ready to be arrested and incarcerated

Aboki shine my shoe.

We have to start compiling the names of the children of politicians in this country.


Next time they kill one of us, we go for them.

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gregyboy:
We all are unhappy , but in our anger we must apply wisdom,just like the way the government are getting smart minds to direct them on how to tackle the protest we must also think on how to survive it, the endsars should take a new hashtag,

The government is patiently waiting for the protesters to get tired or make a wrong move to tag them criminals

They may pay people to come in mass and fight the protesters if it lead to a serious conflict between both party they will come as mediators and tries to arrest everyone to curb the violence,
If they fail to buy enough people they may just wait till when the protesters get tired,
Blocking of major route ways wont make them act,
Applying force would breed hate on them so they are careful on that too, before the momentum of this protest begins to die out
Why not quickly turn it to buhari must go hastag, we will not only build up self momentum
But also gather both the old and young quickly in the fight....

Lets think smart #endsars is not enough to send our message fear is an hindrence to all what we aspire for....


Its either now or never....

This protest would be the first and a new beginning to what we want for a new country we dont have time for another one, that may never come or come after much suffering

I support #Buharimustgo

Kudos to our warri, benin, and lagos brothers
How about the other state please don't kill the vibes keep supporting and keep posting

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You politicians cannot fool us.

He said they've already met our demands.

Same way femi adesina claimed buhari has fulfilled his campaign promises.

These people take us for fools.

"We are going to..."
"We will...."
"A committee has been set up to look into the matter..."



The government should step up their lying game. These tactics are outdated.

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omenka:
Davido says someone in the governor's convoy killed someone and the governor must answer for it.

I'm hoping to see pdp supporters endorse this.

Guess what, someone said Obi Peter must answer for the mass slaughter of Igbos by a SARS officer who served as the outfit's head under his government and the same pdp supporters said Obi can'tbe held responsible for that. One even claimed the killer cop did the right thing.

YET, you guys insist this isn't political.

Smh.

One thing I can never stand is barefaced hypocrisy and this right here STINKS to heaven and hell.

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Awon wailing wailers

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omenka:
Indeed, and Jonathan along with your pdp cronies are All Saints.

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Eyin omo wailing wailers....

They are about to play their last card. Brainwashing the illiterate Aboki to believe that the protest is a ploy against their beloved prophet buhari and their religion.

Never believe a single word that comes out of the mouth of a politician.


Anyone who is a politician is our enemy.

I said it the other day that the so-called attack on oyetola was a setup. Very predictable government.

The more reason our major demand should be that Nigeria get divided.

We have nothing in common with these abokis.

selemempe:
As a yoruba Moslem brethren that you are, you had to support the north and beg them...
Yoro Móslems sha

Don't be deceived. Helinues is a core Fulani man masquerading as a Yoruba man to cause division on nairaland.

We know them.

Xixtie:
There is nothing special here.
Just a few manipulated bills and plenty words that do nor even make any sense.
This isn't the restructuring we are yearning for.

You will live long.


We're talking about retiring all these old men and some people are applauding bills that will have zero effect.

If states control resources, how do we curtail the excesses of a power drunk governor? What about electoral reforms?


These old men will fool the youths once again.

At least you can all understand what the igbos have faced since 2015. Constant harrassment and killing by the military.

Our youths are educated and intelligent. I trust them to outsmart the military. The youths will find a way.

helinues:
Stop this unnecessary protest or the security forces will start dealing with you guys from tomorrow

Aboki!!!!

Always thinking in reverse.

uptimum123:
Rome wasn't built in a day.

Watch out for NRC recruitment, there are lot of jobs that's gonna be created through that platform once Lagos - Ibadan Railway starts operation latest January 2021.

There's also the NPower program for those qualified

There's also that of Ajaokuta

Siemens too will also be employing once operational

Nonsense.

Npower?

You abokis think we're playing here.

Nobody can fail like buhari. Buhari is not just a failure but a yardstick for failure.

Old men quarrel.

We will not fall for this.

zickyclef:
Buhari Thank you for uniting the south.

Buhari might be an expert at failure but he has done the unimaginable. He united the south and destroyed Nigeria in less than 5 years.

I can see people falling for the antics of the politicians.


They will send your favorites to plead with you and pacify you. They have sent abaribe, now VP is speaking for them.


If we must win this war, we must accept that They are all politicians and they are all our enemies. No exception.

Fake news

For the first time in a very long time, the Nigerians who hated and gave up on Nigeria are very confident of fixing Nigeria. What a time to be alive.

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ThatFairGuy1:
By Omeiza Ajayi

A support group within the ruling All Progressives Congress APC, ‘the APC Young Stakeholders’ has weighed in on the ongoing #EndSARS protests, urging those who are still on the streets to ceasefire and allow for the implememtation of their demands rather than continuing with the protests and exhausting their goodwill.
Speaking at a news conference held at the national secretariat of the party on Saturday in Abuja, spokesperson of the group, Barr. Aliyu Yusuf Shehu, “acknowledged the genuineness behind the agitations” and commended the protesters for their resilience.

The group said government has made a lot of concessions and that there is need to halt the protests to allow for implementation of government plans.
Shehu said; “While we are aware that the decades of mistrust between our leaders and the led have left little room for us to trust these promises of the government, we must also realise that some of these demands will take time to manifest. We are using this medium to appeal to our fellow young Nigerians to consider pausing the protest while we give reasonable timelines and deliverables acceptable to both the people and the government to see these demands materialize.

“It is time to give the government a chance to work on these promises. Any further discomfort or even loss of life cannot be justified. We ask our fellow youths, to please leave the streets for their houses and place work or businesses. We ask them to stop putting themselves and others at risk. We want no further deaths. There is no need for any more bloodshed. As Young stakeholders of the governing party, we promise to put enough pressure on the government to ensure that these reforms are speedy, complete and comprehensive.

“We don’t want to lose the goodwill garnered so far by continued protests which are now doing more harm to the ordinary people whom this call was to cater for in the first place. There have been reports of great discomfort to people across the country who are trying to get back to earning a legitimate living after months of lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic; more concerning is the daily reports of death. Yesterday, there were reports that three persons died in Edo. In Ondo, a car rammed into protesters, killing one and injuring others.


“Oh, we won’t rest! We will fight the fight! This is a promise we ask you to hold us on.
Our fellow Nigerian youths, tomorrow is still very bright. We don’t want to win the battle and lose the War. Lets not allow people from within and outside with ulterior motives hijack the struggle for selfish gains.
“Let’s leave the streets and go back home. If possible, form civil organizations that will engage government even better! Let’s not make other people suffer. We need not block roads as people with emergencies are bound to be in them. We need not ground commercial activities as people need to eat. We should not be the monsters we are trying to fight!”

The group however commended the protesters for the feat achieved so far, especially with the dissolution of SARS and the acceptance of the five-point demand that came with it.
“We acknowledge the fact that these protests, which have become sustained despite government agreeing to the demands is as a result of the long years of mistrust between the government and the people, but we are not oblivious of the fact that the present government of President Muhammadu Buhari is committed and already showing the desire to bridge that gap and right the wrongs of many years, predating this government. That is why we want to call on the understanding of young members and supporters of our party, the APC not to see the protests from purely the point of standing against the government as the brutality of the police or SARS does not recognize political affiliation when they occur.

“It is on this note also that we want to call on our fellow Nigerians who are still on the streets protesting not to see this protest as an end, but a means to an end. The right to protest is ours; no government can strip us of that power and this government has demonstrated clear understanding of these rights by continuously allowing protests to go on so long as they remain peaceful.

“We have made our voices heard. On Sunday, October 11th, Muhammad Adamu, Inspector-General of Police announced the disbandment of the unit. It is victory! Youths all over Twitter reported seeing SARS offices in their various states under lock and key. It was a solid victory! Furthermore, President Muhammadu Buhari announced that the disbandment is just the beginning of a long process of reforming the police. The President has listened and he has the power to effect change. And he is doing it.
“The National Economic Council gave a directive that states should create their own judicial panel of enquiry that will investigate cases of police brutality.

“These panels will be made up of students, youths, civil society representative, and will be chaired by a retired State High Court Judge. The Council also directed the formation of a Special Security and Human Rights Commitee that will be chaired by state governors. A Human Rights Public Complaints Team will also be established per the NEC’s directive. To compensate victims of police brutality, NEC directed that a Victim Trust Fund be established.

“Just yesterday, we read that the presidential panel set up to reform SARS submitted its report to the Police Service Commission. It recommended the dismissal of 37 former SARS officers and prosecution of 24 for professional misconduct. This is in addition to the 10 that were already dismissed and 9 others demoted. This is a big win, great Nigerian Youths. The government has listened to our cries. It has taken immediate and strategic steps to improve policing in the country. That is why we came out to the streets. That is why we left the comfort of our homes for the heat of the sun and the sonorous voices of mosquitoes.

“Fellow Nigerian youths, we know that the #ENDSARS protest isn’t just about SARS and police brutality but a vital call for the total reform of the different sectors of our national life”, the group added.

Vanguard News Nigeria

Cc Lalasticlala Mynd44

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What about house of reps and lawmakers in the state assemblies?

This people are thieves.

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helinues:
I really don't think we need any protest regarding our Politicians.. At least we have been consciouly aware of their activities, na to wait for then in 2023

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Wickedtruths:
Buhari should not listen to those who want him to deploy soldiers. He should not.
If Buhari chooses to deploy soldiers to dispel these protesters, he has fallen into the hands of his enemies.

If Buhari deploys soldiers and the soldiers show any form of sympathy to the legitimacy of the protests, Buhari is finished cos they are the last line of defence. He should learn from recent history and what happened in Mali. He should not listen to negative advice and destroy himself by deploying soldiers. Let those protesters be.

If he wants to end the protests, fire the IGP and immediately arrest all policemen accused of extra-judicial killings. Initiate a public trial. All these can be done under 3 days and the protesters would disperse.

The illiterate northerners and the military are the only two cards left for the oligarchs.

They cannot stop a united people.