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| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by lexy2014: 7:35pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
Iamgrey5:kindly see the screenshots below. how was the 2012 protest just about fuel subsidy? since you say you dont know what this protest is about, pls what the standard of living in 2012 and what is it now? is standard of living better today or worse compared to the jonathan era? if tinubu wanted jonathan out of office via protest despite nigerians having a better standard of living, how come you now feel that despite all the hardship, you feign ignorance as to the reason why nigerians want to protest?
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| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by lexy2014: 7:37pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
faithfull18:if you are afraid to protest now because of the reason you just gave, how will you have the courage to protest in future? will you not give the same excuse when the future comes? |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by professorPABX: 7:38pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
Beautifulday:At Abuja, Dino Melaye and several other people were arrested. Also, in 2014 when Dino Melaye led another protest against procurement of Armoured vehicles, a pro government protesters clashed with his group, his group was manhandled. You cannot compare the situation of occupy Nigeria with the present situation, Occupy Nigeria protest against subsidy removal when Nigeria was selling crude at high Price and our daily consumption was very low, our debt was very low, daily oil output was around 2 million barrel per day and the government inherited a robust economy from Obasanjo with foreign reserve and other investment estimated around $60 billion. More importantly, there was no security report of disgruntled Political Campaign or groups planning to hijack the protest to undemocratically effect a change of government or report of tribal group selected attack on government properties and selected individuals properties as witnessed in Lagos during end SARS protest. Also, different groups that are fully prepared to protect government properties, traditional institutions and selected individuals properties at their respective States may collide together. |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by walebliss(m): 7:38pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
See lie abeg . 2012 protest was successful because the sponsors partook in it. You can't be hiding and incite people without leading them and expect it to be peaceful. treesun: |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by lagonovo: 7:39pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
The leaders of that protest took ownership gidigba... and because there was no anarchist coordinating and commandeering destruction of public properties in Lagos from abroad ![]() |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by VEHINTOLAR: 7:39pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
Mr Ejifor further said that nobody said youths should not protest but if they protest and it turns violent, the government has the statutory mandate of protecting the state and the innocent citizens. Let the message above sink in very well. We won't fold our arms while some embittered souls from the land of primitive forest-dwelling ancestors destroy our land. We will delete anything,both living and non living,that has to do with you in every inch of Yoruba land. Your cup of iniquity is full already; it's payback time! If you feel like destroying anything,go to your village. You can bomb the 2nd Niger bridge if you so desire,but if just a fly is hurt in any part of Yoruba land,Lagos especially,it will be your end and no one will be spared - guilty or not! Make una brace up,it gonna be a very long August in Nigeria. We get una time now....just bring it on!
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| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by willoly(m): 7:40pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
E CONCERN UNA.
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| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by orazx: 7:41pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
Iamgrey5:Hey bro, calm down and read the sh*t you wrote. Your family must be disappointed. Tribalism have finished you |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by Amalekki: 7:45pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
Sorry GEJ is no longer in power and has come to terms with his good and his bad deeds. Each government at any point will enforce the statutory mandate of protecting the state and the innocent citizens the way it deems fit. My right to protest cannot override another person's right to free movement and daily business activities! Simple as ABC. |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by Shikini: 7:46pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
Leader! . |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by lagonovo: 7:48pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
Whatever you choose to do, just be assured that Lagos is fully protected this time around, and this is not about the police or military. You do anyhow you see anyhow, we can't shout. |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by Shikini: 7:49pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
Thiefņubu is disgusting . |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by jayce232: 7:49pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
Kanixt:Did u just say the protest under Goodluck Jonathan was not about hike in petrol price?? |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by ufotunang: 7:50pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
APC , Tinubu, Buhari , wole soyinka and their supporters should ask Jonathan for forgiveness for protesting against him..in which Jonathan administration and government and the country at that time was not that bad compared to now..fuel was 89 naira a litre, 216 naira to a dollar , bag of rice 12,000 naira, foodstuffs was cheap, costs of living was low, inflation was low purchasing power of nigerians was high and bussinesses companies industries were thriving and excelling and creating jobs, the economy was good during Jonathan time compared to now... |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by jayce232: 7:51pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
CyrusVI:You must be very sick! Jonathan was a true definition of a Democrat & handled the protest well by not using force, not this nonsense u just wrote. |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by Kukutente23: 7:52pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
Throwback:Typical of APC to turn truth on its head. Why didn't you share the body of the news below. As for your second screenshot, it seems you're unaware the soldiers were deployed after NLC called off the strike and some people were still insisting on going ahead with the protests
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| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by onuman: 7:54pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
Beautifulday:All it takes to become violent is an overzealous policeman or soldier shooting on protesters. If they draft policemen or soldiers who love the hegemonic government system in Nigeria to man the protest, surely such policemen or soldiers will shoot on protesters. |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by jayce232: 7:55pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
Iamgrey5:How much are u buying fuel now as compared to last year subsidy was removed?? I bought fuel for 820 two days ago at a filling station. |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by NeckingNgulping(m): 7:56pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
Funkyswagzz:They don't have shame. Their job is to paint the president in a good light, no matter how bad he turns out to be. Pathetic. |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by jayce232: 7:59pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
EyeCumInPiece:At this point it is a must govt restore fuel subsidy. That is the only solution. Fuel is now selling for 850 naira at filling stations & it is still going up. How long can Nigerians continue? If fuel price is not reverse, this hardship is never going to end. |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by Kukutente23: 8:02pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
franchasofficia:You stink |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by jayce232: 8:07pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
Wiifesnatcher:The man is a classical example of putting square peg in round holes. Always doing things from the left. The first gift this man gave to Nigerians was to remove subsidy on his inauguration day & that very decision is foundation of all the economic mess we are facing today...The man is not smart to be very honest. Buhari govt was not this bad! |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by NotProphet: 8:09pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
CyrusVI:Help us list the names of eastern people that led the endsar protest If u dont list them It will never be well with ur generation, you will never experience any good things in life and u will die b4 ur time. |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by Franking: 8:10pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
Where's that Segun Dada right now? |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by sixthsensekids(m): 8:11pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by Angelfrost(m): 8:11pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
We all know this...! Endsars was peaceful until Apc leaders decided to send thugs in uniform and mufti. Their aim was to paint the protest bad and discredit the protesters. All the time and resources being spent to demonise a legitimate protest would have been better spent preventing it, but Naija will always be Naija! Slow country with slower clueless leaders. |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by Franking: 8:16pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
CyrusVI:Don't you just wish Jonathan was in power right now so you can scatter everything. But it's Tinumbu and you are confused. Don't worry, hunger will reset your tribal brain. |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by Angelfrost(m): 8:17pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
CyrusVI:Time Registered: July 2024 Dem newly employ this one! ![]() If you wish to succeed at this job of Ass licking, try to be better than your senior colleagues... Be more creative! ![]() |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by Mitsurugi(m): 8:22pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
CyrusVI:To slap you dey hungry me. Dem swear for you with Igbo people or are you just plain mad? |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by Mitsurugi(m): 8:24pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
Angelfrost:I have never seen someone so foolish like this. He should at least read his manual. It's amazing Sowore has positioned himself. Adegboruwa is their lawyer yet na Igbo this Eastern that. If it's not madness I wonder what is ![]() |
| Re: "Occupy Nigeria Protest Didn’t Turn Violent, GEJ Didn’t Approve Use Of Force" by Reloadedisraelp: 8:25pm On Jul 27, 2024 |
Apc = evil |
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