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This is an important warning to anyone that is planning a street protest or any participant to distance self from such . It is important for any group or organization, including labor unions, to exercise their rights to peaceful assembly and protest within the boundaries of the law but not at this sensitive time in our society. While protests can be an effective means of expressing concerns at times, it has not solve any problem holistically. it is also crucial to engage in constructive dialogue with relevant stakeholders, including the government, to address issues such as minimum wage and workers' rights.

In order to bring about lasting change, it is often necessary to work through legislative channels to advocate for policy reforms, including constitutional review and worker protections. Additionally, ensuring workers' compensation for all workers is an important aspect of safeguarding their rights and well-being.

It is wise for anyone planning to participate in any protest to be cautious about the influence of political agendas and to focus on their core issues and demands. No protests should be conducted at this time, be aware of potential risks and consequences.

I don’t want to see anyone protesting on the street. Be warned

Yes Daddy 😁

optionalY09:
This is an important warning to anyone that is planning a street protest or any participant to distance self from such . It is important for any group or organization, including labor unions, to exercise their rights to peaceful assembly and protest within the boundaries of the law but not at this sensitive time in our society. While protests can be an effective means of expressing concerns at times, it has not solve any problem holistically. it is also crucial to engage in constructive dialogue with relevant stakeholders, including the government, to address issues such as minimum wage and workers' rights.

In order to bring about lasting change, it is often necessary to work through legislative channels to advocate for policy reforms, including constitutional review and worker protections. Additionally, ensuring workers' compensation for all workers is an important aspect of safeguarding their rights and well-being.

It is wise for anyone planning to participate in any protest to be cautious about the influence of political agendas and to focus on their core issues and demands. No protests should be conducted at this time, be aware of potential risks and consequences.

I don’t want to see anyone protesting on the street. Be warned

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?

optionalY09:
This is an important warning to anyone that is planning a street protest or any participant to distance self from such . It is important for any group or organization, including labor unions, to exercise their rights to peaceful assembly and protest within the boundaries of the law but not at this sensitive time in our society. While protests can be an effective means of expressing concerns at times, it has not solve any problem holistically. it is also crucial to engage in constructive dialogue with relevant stakeholders, including the government, to address issues such as minimum wage and workers' rights.

In order to bring about lasting change, it is often necessary to work through legislative channels to advocate for policy reforms, including constitutional review and worker protections. Additionally, ensuring workers' compensation for all workers is an important aspect of safeguarding their rights and well-being.

It is wise for anyone planning to participate in any protest to be cautious about the influence of political agendas and to focus on their core issues and demands. No protests should be conducted at this time, be aware of potential risks and consequences.

I don’t want to see anyone protesting on the street. Be warned

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?

Just go on the street and try any nonsense

mamaafrik:
You wey never chop

Go and try

Imagine... 'i don't want to see anybody bla bla bla..'..

Touts everywhere

The NLC have choosen to call off the unpopular strike


They should give the Government sometime to do the things dey promise, if the Govt fails to do her part, I will fully support the NLC to go on strike

It does not make sense to go on strike right now, Asiwaju never even spend up to 2 weeks in power

optionalY09:
Just go on the street and try any nonsense

And what would you do?

optionalY09:
This is an important warning to anyone that is planning a street protest or any participant to distance self from such . It is important for any group or organization, including labor unions, to exercise their rights to peaceful assembly and protest within the boundaries of the law but not at this sensitive time in our society. While protests can be an effective means of expressing concerns at times, it has not solve any problem holistically. it is also crucial to engage in constructive dialogue with relevant stakeholders, including the government, to address issues such as minimum wage and workers' rights.

In order to bring about lasting change, it is often necessary to work through legislative channels to advocate for policy reforms, including constitutional review and worker protections. Additionally, ensuring workers' compensation for all workers is an important aspect of safeguarding their rights and well-being.

It is wise for anyone planning to participate in any protest to be cautious about the influence of political agendas and to focus on their core issues and demands. No protests should be conducted at this time, be aware of potential risks and consequences.

I don’t want to see anyone protesting on the street. Be warned

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?

I don’t talk to kids with no balls, just go out there and throw tires on the street, just remember there are consequences for stupidity

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

Go and protest, i hold you for shirt?

optionalY09:
This is an important warning to anyone that is planning a street protest or any participant to distance self from such . It is important for any group or organization, including labor unions, to exercise their rights to peaceful assembly and protest within the boundaries of the law but not at this sensitive time in our society. While protests can be an effective means of expressing concerns at times, it has not solve any problem holistically. it is also crucial to engage in constructive dialogue with relevant stakeholders, including the government, to address issues such as minimum wage and workers' rights.

In order to bring about lasting change, it is often necessary to work through legislative channels to advocate for policy reforms, including constitutional review and worker protections. Additionally, ensuring workers' compensation for all workers is an important aspect of safeguarding their rights and well-being.

It is wise for anyone planning to participate in any protest to be cautious about the influence of political agendas and to focus on their core issues and demands. No protests should be conducted at this time, be aware of potential risks and consequences.

I don’t want to see anyone protesting on the street. Be warned

Shut up. You can't even fuel your small gen...

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?

Am so happy NLC and TUC will no longer go on strike tomorrow. The tribunal will continue, go Obi, go Obi, go Obi!

Hahahahaha

Shoot at sight
No bullets excapees
Any officers who wasted 3 bullets without hitting the Target will be demoted

Those are the orders given to our gallant officers

optionalY09:
I don’t talk to kids with no balls, just go out there and throw tires on the street, just remember there are consequences for stupidity

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...

optionalY09:
This is an important warning to anyone that is planning a street protest or any participant to distance self from such . It is important for any group or organization, including labor unions, to exercise their rights to peaceful assembly and protest within the boundaries of the law but not at this sensitive time in our society. While protests can be an effective means of expressing concerns at times, it has not solve any problem holistically. it is also crucial to engage in constructive dialogue with relevant stakeholders, including the government, to address issues such as minimum wage and workers' rights.

In order to bring about lasting change, it is often necessary to work through legislative channels to advocate for policy reforms, including constitutional review and worker protections. Additionally, ensuring workers' compensation for all workers is an important aspect of safeguarding their rights and well-being.

It is wise for anyone planning to participate in any protest to be cautious about the influence of political agendas and to focus on their core issues and demands. No protests should be conducted at this time, be aware of potential risks and consequences.

I don’t want to see anyone protesting on the street. Be warned

Nairaland should have kid section

And the suffering and smiling continues as usual.

optionalY09:
This is an important warning to anyone that is planning a street protest or any participant to distance self from such . It is important for any group or organization, including labor unions, to exercise their rights to peaceful assembly and protest within the boundaries of the law but not at this sensitive time in our society. While protests can be an effective means of expressing concerns at times, it has not solve any problem holistically. it is also crucial to engage in constructive dialogue with relevant stakeholders, including the government, to address issues such as minimum wage and workers' rights.

In order to bring about lasting change, it is often necessary to work through legislative channels to advocate for policy reforms, including constitutional review and worker protections. Additionally, ensuring workers' compensation for all workers is an important aspect of safeguarding their rights and well-being.

It is wise for anyone planning to participate in any protest to be cautious about the influence of political agendas and to focus on their core issues and demands. No protests should be conducted at this time, be aware of potential risks and consequences.

I don’t want to see anyone protesting on the street. Be warned

What are the risk of protest?

optionalY09:
I don’t talk to kids with no balls, just go out there and throw tires on the street, just remember there are consequences for stupidity

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

optionalY09:
This is an important warning to anyone that is planning a street protest or any participant to distance self from such . It is important for any group or organization, including labor unions, to exercise their rights to peaceful assembly and protest within the boundaries of the law but not at this sensitive time in our society. While protests can be an effective means of expressing concerns at times, it has not solve any problem holistically. it is also crucial to engage in constructive dialogue with relevant stakeholders, including the government, to address issues such as minimum wage and workers' rights.

In order to bring about lasting change, it is often necessary to work through legislative channels to advocate for policy reforms, including constitutional review and worker protections. Additionally, ensuring workers' compensation for all workers is an important aspect of safeguarding their rights and well-being.

It is wise for anyone planning to participate in any protest to be cautious about the influence of political agendas and to focus on their core issues and demands. No protests should be conducted at this time, be aware of potential risks and consequences.

I don’t want to see anyone protesting on the street. Be warned

Any miscreant on Lagos streets will be whipped mercilessly, then deported to his cursed region

optionalY09:
This is an important warning to anyone that is planning a street protest or any participant to distance self from such . It is important for any group or organization, including labor unions, to exercise their rights to peaceful assembly and protest within the boundaries of the law but not at this sensitive time in our society. While protests can be an effective means of expressing concerns at times, it has not solve any problem holistically. it is also crucial to engage in constructive dialogue with relevant stakeholders, including the government, to address issues such as minimum wage and workers' rights.

In order to bring about lasting change, it is often necessary to work through legislative channels to advocate for policy reforms, including constitutional review and worker protections. Additionally, ensuring workers' compensation for all workers is an important aspect of safeguarding their rights and well-being.

It is wise for anyone planning to participate in any protest to be cautious about the influence of political agendas and to focus on their core issues and demands. No protests should be conducted at this time, be aware of potential risks and consequences.

I don’t want to see anyone protesting on the street. Be warned

who the Bleep are you??

optionalY09:
This is an important warning to anyone that is planning a street protest or any participant to distance self from such . It is important for any group or organization, including labor unions, to exercise their rights to peaceful assembly and protest within the boundaries of the law but not at this sensitive time in our society. While protests can be an effective means of expressing concerns at times, it has not solve any problem holistically. it is also crucial to engage in constructive dialogue with relevant stakeholders, including the government, to address issues such as minimum wage and workers' rights.

In order to bring about lasting change, it is often necessary to work through legislative channels to advocate for policy reforms, including constitutional review and worker protections. Additionally, ensuring workers' compensation for all workers is an important aspect of safeguarding their rights and well-being.

It is wise for anyone planning to participate in any protest to be cautious about the influence of political agendas and to focus on their core issues and demands. No protests should be conducted at this time, be aware of potential risks and consequences.

I don’t want to see anyone protesting on the street. Be warned

Shut up.
Ode!.

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

Fuel is $3.94cents

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...

I honestly don care how you cry I just don’t want to see any idiot protesting for no reason at this time. What i have carefully observed is that Nigerians protest is always motivated by opposition for political reason and no genuinety of purposes. One protest i still like to see is the protest to completely change the constitution to an all inclusive constitution and not a lopsided one where you’ll cross Kwara State to Niger state and you’ll be legally murdered for drinking a bottle of beer or stab on the street for preaching.

A constitution that fix all the oil problems at once and not in parts, a constitution that ask the laws enforcement to police everyone and not police to protect a group of people and criminalize the other.

A constitution that approve the same passing marks for all graduating students in all the states of nigeria and so on.

I don’t want to see any politically motivated protest

Thanksful:
What are the risk of protest?

Getting shut by mistake is one of them

optionalY09:
I honestly don care how you cry I just don’t want to see any idiot protesting for no reason at this time. What i have carefully observed is that Nigerians protest is always motivated by opposition for political reason and no genuinety of purposes. One protest i still like to see is the protest to completely change to constitution to an inclusive constitution and not a lopsided one where you’ll cross Kwara State to Niger state and you’ll be legally murdered for drinking a bottle of beer or stab on the street for preaching.

A constitution that fix all the oil problems at once and not in parts, a constitution that ask the laws enforcement to police everyone and not police to protect a group of people and criminalize the other.

A constitution that approve the same passing market for all graduating students in all the states of nigeria and so on.

I don’t want to see any politically motivated protest

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...

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...

Those large number of hungry people need to learn how to think. Not of today alone but the future of their own children, they should learn how to ask government for their right through the right channel. If those hungry people ask for constitutional change and get it done with they will eliminate the hunger for themselves and have the assurance that their children and grand children won’t have to fight for those little, little politically motivated nonsense

optionalY09:
Those large number of hungry people need to learn how to think. Not of today alone but the future of their own children, they should learn how to ask government for their right through the right channel. If those hungry people ask for constitutional change and get it done with they will eliminate the hunger for themselves and have the assurance that their children and grand children won’t have to fight for those little, little politically motivated nonsense

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...

helinues:
Hahahahaha

Shoot at sight
No bullets excapees
Any officers who wasted 3 bullets without hitting the Target will be demoted

Those are the orders given to our gallant officers

Look at this Terrorist calling his fellow terrorist to shoot Nigerians that will protest

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...

Make sure you lead them to the protest Ok ✅

Good luck human rights lawyer

Hehehehe...... ndi keyboard warriors.
Your king dt wanted to invade another man's property is still eating watery binz in kirikiri, u dt nobody will miss when hand touch u sef dey raise shoulder.
Hian!

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