₦airaland Forum

Salewa97:
This is quite interesting.

Yobe youths distancing themselves from Tinubu rally? I no fit understand wetin dem dey think.

Tinubu has been a beacon of hope for many, and for youths to turn their backs now is just baffling.

I believe there’s a deeper reason behind this move. Maybe some people just wan shine their eyes or dey seek attention. Na only the strong go survive this political terrain.

Tinubu don show say he dey ready to uplift the youth, so wetin be the wahala?

If dem no join the rally, na dem loss. Jagaban go still carry on with his vision for Nigeria regardless.

Senseless human being

CyrusVI:
I cant remember where the made it compulsory

Everybody should stop feeling important

By August 20, all of u will be back in your homes gnashing your teeth for a living

Just like you are already gnashing yours on empty stomach

Racoon:
Agbadorian bishops recruitment tactics ain't working this time around. Pain, despair, frustration and disenchantment have reset the brains of many people.

🤣🤣

Lol

Brendaniel:
You guys keep damaging the reputation of the south west and the Yorubas, thanks to Tinubu who dragged the Yoruba tribe into his politics...

Guy, leave this talk abeg!

When Buhari was in office, how well did the Northerners speak up against him?!!

The same people that always stood against any opposition to Buhari's poor leadership at every opportunity!

Almost every Nigerian is ethnically bigoted!

FuglyGurl:
https://saharareporters.com/2024/07/28/yobe-youths-distance-themselves-tinubu-solidarity-rally-say-it-was-staged-hired-crowds

I was just reading from premium times online, protest had started in some areas in FCT

Angelfrost:
Guy, leave this talk abeg!

When Buhari was in office, how well did the Northerners speak up against him?!!

The same people that always stood against any opposition to Buhari's poor leadership at every opportunity!

Almost every Nigerian is ethnically bigoted!

The southwest claim to be the most liberal set of people but it seems they have been lying all along with Tinubu's presidency...

Salewa97:
This is quite interesting.

Yobe youths distancing themselves from Tinubu rally? I no fit understand wetin dem dey think.

Tinubu has been a beacon of hope for many, and for youths to turn their backs now is just baffling.

I believe there’s a deeper reason behind this move. Maybe some people just wan shine their eyes or dey seek attention. Na only the strong go survive this political terrain.

Tinubu don show say he dey ready to uplift the youth, so wetin be the wahala?

If dem no join the rally, na dem loss. Jagaban go still carry on with his vision for Nigeria regardless.

Your mumu never do ?

This illegitimate government will never cease to amaze us

Philipponzaghi:
Yobe youths have clearly missed the memo on unity.

This is the same narrative they pushed during the elections, but guess what? Tinubu still emerged victorious!

Just like they say, "he who laughs last laughs best." While they distance themselves, we’re busy rallying behind our president who’s busy working for Nigeria.

Their distance won’t change the fact that Tinubu is the people's choice!

He emerged victorious to do what?

Destroy the country

AqualinaXYZ:
And our aim will be achieved




Only if there will be Nigeria by end of august



Dey play be like you no know wetin wan sup



This will be the most crazy protest on earth



Better don’t come out that day to defend APC if not

Unfortunately by then some of you may have been six feet under, long gone

Abeg make somebody ask if those people don eat belleful

Chinkoalhaji34:
Na wa o! Wetin be dis one again? Youths wey no sabi say unity na strength? Na dem suppose dey lead the charge for change, not distance themselves. Tinubu dey try for betterment, we suppose rally around am instead of scatter. Naija youths, make we shine our eyes!

You’re disgusting

CyrusVI:
I cant remember where they made it compulsory for anyone to join a solidarity walk for anyone

Everybody should stop feeling important

By August 20, all of u will be back in your homes gnashing your teeth for a living

Why are you so anti-masses
Who are you and what drives you to be so hateful of ordinary Nigerians

Philipponzaghi:
Yobe youths have clearly missed the memo on unity.

This is the same narrative they pushed during the elections, but guess what? Tinubu still emerged victorious!

Just like they say, "he who laughs last laughs best." While they distance themselves, we’re busy rallying behind our president who’s busy working for Nigeria.

Their distance won’t change the fact that Tinubu is the people's choice!

. Tinibu, people‘s choice? Like seriously? If anything, Nigerians accually came out en-mass to vote against your failure tinibu. He was Mahmood‘s and the btribed judiciary‘s choice not the people.
Even in the west, the Afenifere were against him so which people were you talking about?

This APC government is so shameless, they are so desperate and can do anything to make it look as if people love them.

All because of 2000 naira

Money he should use to develop the country he is using to arrange mercenaries from other states to stage a solidarity protest in his favour.

It's real hard for Tinubu.Honestly.

Quest7777:
Hunger and hardship can not be suppressed.

Nigerians should come out to protest peacefully against hunger and hardship like VDM.
VDM didn't commit a crime. Protesting peacefully is never a crime.

And it is the job of the police to ensure the rights of peaceful protesters is not infringed upon.

keep it up Nigeria must work again

Angelfrost:
Guy, leave this talk abeg!

When Buhari was in office, how well did the Northerners speak up against him?!!

The same people that always stood against any opposition to Buhari's poor leadership at every opportunity!

Almost every Nigerian is ethnically bigoted!

More like...what's in it for me

Most Nigerians rely on a complex system of patronage to survive, which is dependent on (not always, but mainly) tribe and religion.

IN 1966, the five majors struck. Within 24 hours, everyone hailed them and called them heroes...even the North. Within a week, when the dust settled, the North realized that most of its leaders in the tripod leadership were gone.

The coupists were patriotic NIgerians who actied in the interests of their country, but the coup also wrecked the delicate patronage systems that existed at the time. That led to crisis, and eventually to war.

(Remember that the US removing Saddam was a good thing, they removed an oppresive leader, but they also removed a vital controller of some of the violent thugs and tendencies in the region. And they regreeted it. Same with Ghaddafi, removed a brutal dictator, but also removed a complicated system of checks and controls that kept the violence in the region down, and led to disastrous consequences).


The same thing is happending to day. That is why we can never have a unified people's revolution in Nigeria. Because at the end, there are too many delicate patronage systems that would be upset. That is why the people telling us not to protest now were saying the opposite in 2012, or the people who are now protesting were quiet in 2020, and 2012. Nigerians are in it to preserve their precious systems of patronage, and if things get tipped over, it means war.


And if we split Nigeria, the same thing is going to happen in the new countries. Plus we are not an industrial nation, so we don;t have enough jobs and money for everyone, and that is why those patronage systems have become too too important (IN AMerica, while they exist, a rich businessman is going to employ a guy from a poor background...if the guy has the skills he needs. He won't employ his nephew or his friend's son in that position so long as their skill set is not up to it).

It is not due to bigotry...in my opinion, we are not too bigoted. (I spent a large part of my life in the Muslim North and no one told me, as they did in Sudan to non muslims nentering the bus, that the slave knows its master. Yes, that's a crude bigoted slur used by some sudaneese against other sudaneese. With attitudes like this...). A Nigerian wants to preserve the system of patronage, because it is how he or she survives. It can be broken, but, as seen in the begining of the old Soviet Union and the PR CHINA, it means a prolonged period of crisis, and destruction before things get better...and no one wants that.

Oh yes,thats because nobody wants to associate themselves with pandemic

Imagine wicked government, they can only give protection to those holding a solidarity nonsense rally.

nairalanda1:
More like...what's in it for me

Most Nigerians rely on a complex system of patronage to survive, which is dependent on (not always, but mainly) tribe and religion.

IN 1966, the five majors struck. Within 24 hours, everyone hailed them and called them heroes...even the North. Within a week, when the dust settled, the North realized that most of its leaders in the tripod leadership were gone.

The coupists were patriotic NIgerians who actied in the interests of their country, but the coup also wrecked the delicate patronage systems that existed at the time. That led to crisis, and eventually to war.

(Remember that the US removing Saddam was a good thing, they removed an oppresive leader, but they also removed a vital controller of some of the violent thugs and tendencies in the region. And they regreeted it. Same with Ghaddafi, removed a brutal dictator, but also removed a complicated system of checks and controls that kept the violence in the region down, and led to disastrous consequences).


The same thing is happending to day. That is why we can never have a unified people's revolution in Nigeria. Because at the end, there are too many delicate patronage systems that would be upset. That is why the people telling us not to protest now were saying the opposite in 2012, or the people who are now protesting were quiet in 2020, and 2012. Nigerians are in it to preserve their precious systems of patronage, and if things get tipped over, it means war.


And if we split Nigeria, the same thing is going to happen in the new countries. Plus we are not an industrial nation, so we don;t have enough jobs and money for everyone, and that is why those patronage systems have become too too important (IN AMerica, while they exist, a rich businessman is going to employ a guy from a poor background...if the guy has the skills he needs. He won't employ his nephew or his friend's son in that position so long as their skill set is not up to it).

It is not due to bigotry...in my opinion, we are not too bigoted. (I spent a large part of my life in the Muslim North and no one told me, as they did in Sudan to non muslims nentering the bus, that the slave knows its master. Yes, that's a crude bigoted slur used by some sudaneese against other sudaneese. With attitudes like this...). A Nigerian wants to preserve the system of patronage, because it is how he or she survives. It can be broken, but, as seen in the begining of the old Soviet Union and the PR CHINA, it means a prolonged period of crisis, and destruction before things get better...and no one wants that.

Well analysed!

Salewa97:
This is quite interesting.

Yobe youths distancing themselves from Tinubu rally? I no fit understand wetin dem dey think.

Tinubu has been a beacon of hope for many, and for youths to turn their backs now is just baffling.

I believe there’s a deeper reason behind this move. Maybe some people just wan shine their eyes or dey seek attention. Na only the strong go survive this political terrain.

Tinubu don show say he dey ready to uplift the youth, so wetin be the wahala?

If dem no join the rally, na dem loss. Jagaban go still carry on with his vision for Nigeria regardless.

A disgrace!!!!!!
make sure you collect
your 1k per post reward, but God must judge you and your generation.

Quest7777:
Hunger and hardship can not be suppressed.

Nigerians should come out to protest peacefully against hunger and hardship like VDM.
VDM didn't commit a crime. Protesting peacefully is never a crime.

And it is the job of the police to ensure the rights of peaceful protesters is not infringed upon.

You guys should resist the urge to make this guy control the narrative for the so called protest

CyrusVI:
I cant remember where they made it compulsory for anyone to join a solidarity walk for anyone

Everybody should stop feeling important

By August 20, all of u will be back in your homes gnashing your teeth for a living

Proudly from APC ONLINE PAID AGENT.

This week will be a very busy week for you and your gang.

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CorrectionFLuid:
You guys should resist the urge to make this guy control the narrative for the so called protest

Kindly explain further.

The press should be not only a collective propagandist and a collective agitator, but also a collective organizer of the masses.

Philipponzaghi:
Yobe youths have clearly missed the memo on unity.

This is the same narrative they pushed during the elections, but guess what? Tinubu still emerged victorious!

Just like they say, "he who laughs last laughs best." While they distance themselves, we’re busy rallying behind our president who’s busy working for Nigeria.

Their distance won’t change the fact that Tinubu is the people's choice!

Normally dem no need check up on u cos u nor well... Ur choice not people's choice abi u don turn people's mouth piece? Dem swear for u?

Hungry Nigerians still collecting money to rally for a failed president.....

Our mumu no too much?!

The old man ( tinubu) can't even admit he has failed the people and quietly give way for better Nigeria.

Pls to all Nigerian youth, they are the few( government), we are the many(masses).. they can't do without us.

We should ring that into their empty skulls come August.

It's power to the people not to the government.

Quest7777:
Kindly explain further.

That dude verydarkidiot first pretends to be on the side of the people. Then he employs tactics to whittle down people's actions by claiming they are doing it wrong. Then presents clownish or impossible tasks as something that should be done instead. Remember by then people already have his audience as one of theirs.
What this does is it weakens the resolve of the people.

tbrass:
A disgrace!!!!!!
make sure you collect
your 1k per post reward, but God must judge you and your generation.

They actually pay me 10000 per post. Every day I am
Making millions.
Will you join me?