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Djele:
Nigerians are still waiting for trump to come and help them

providencia:
You mean Islamist invaded Europe?

Kobojunkie:
The world is watching the Islamic takeover of Europe happen in through the flames and destruction of Europe. First came the invasion, now the revolution to bring about the takeover. What comes next is likely the total end of the European West as we once knew it. 😒😒

Pootle:
allow third world countries in and become one of them

IndexMode:
France is feeling the highest degree of hardship in theor economy because they have been kicked out of Burkina Faso and other enclaves where they steal gold etc.

Those countries were the ones propping them up.
No wonder when some young officers in Benin republic tried coup there also. Macron instructed his ally Tinubu to send our air force to nuke them. He's not losing any more enclave.

I hope they collapse totally.

FreeStuffsNG:
https://www.irishtimes.com/world/europe/2026/10/17/buildings-torched-as-cost-of-living-protests-spread-across-france/


Portugal sees protests over cost of living and housing crisis as demonstrations sweep Europe


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcI1kCVchwY?si=4qdrgQfmJlF16-EC



It comes as major cost-of-living demonstrations in France on Saturday turned violent as protesters clashed with riot police.
Several housing rights movements are joining trade unions affiliated with the CGTP union federation in demonstrations across Portugal on Saturday, as a series of cost-of-living protests sweeps Europe.

The union confederation has called for protests under the slogan: "Higher wages, better pensions, and public services. Against the rising cost of living. A new course for Portugal!"

Rallies are planned in Porto, Coimbra, and Lisbon.

The deepening cost-of-living crisis is affecting much of Europe, driven by rising prices and fuel costs and shortages of affordable housing, and has prompted thousands of people to take to the streets to make their voices heard.

"Faced with the rising cost of living, housing and fuel, even a basic shopping basket has reached an exorbitant price," a CGTP spokesperson told SICN in Coimbra on Saturday morning.

In Porto, the march set off from Praça da Batalha at around 10:30 am and is due to end in Praça D. João I, where protests against the housing crisis have been held throughout the week.

"We are continuing with our people's assembly, with the backing of ordinary citizens, independently of any party. People come from different groups, but we are not institutionally tied to any of them. This outcry is the result of abuse of authority and a way of saying 'enough of this crisis'," Pedro Manuel, one of the organisers of the protest in the city, said on Friday.

"There are those who want to drag us into debating other issues," the Left Bloc's José Manuel Pureza told the Associated Press. "But what people are demanding that we discuss is the right to housing for everyone."

"Those whose rent is getting ever more expensive, those whose mortgage is increasingly hard to fit into the family budget. That is what we are talking about, that is why people have been protesting, always peacefully, always peacefully," he added.

In Coimbra, the rally began outside Portugal dos Pequenitos and is expected to end in Praça 8 de Maio, in front of the city hall.

In the capital Lisbon, thousands of people are expected for a march scheduled for 14:30 pm local time, starting in Cais do Sodré and finishing in Rossio. However, the mayor of Lisbon has warned that, although he considers it "a just cause," the protests must take place "within the law."

Speaking to the Lusa news agency, CGTP general secretary Tiago Oliveira said the demonstrations were taking place because of the "brutal increase" in housing prices and in the cost of living.

Oliveira also warned of the growing "degradation of public services" and said it was an opportunity for citizens "to fight against the government's policies."

It comes as major cost-of-living demonstrations in France on Saturday turned violent as protesters clashed with riot police.

Euronews' crew assaulted by masked individuals while covering protests in Paris
Protesters storm town hall and clash with police in France’s Marseille

Euronews' Correspondent in Paris Estelle Nilsson-Julien reporting in Paris after she and her cameraman were attacked for filming looters, Saturday, 17 Oct. 2026

'They hit and robbed us,' say Euronews crew in Paris after assault

A protester holds a French flag at Republic Square during a demonstration against rising living costs, joining students' grievances, in Paris, Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026

'We are here to help,' say yellow vests on joining student protests

https://www.euronews.com/2026/10/17/portugal-sees-protests-over-cost-of-living-and-housing-crisis-as-demonstrations-sweep-euro





https://www.ynetnews.com/article/sj7hoag2gg

XtremeConsumer:
you are getting brainwashed by far right media talking points that always look for Muslim and some black immigrants as the boogy man while they rule like clowns and turn the whole world into chaos.

Go Watch the video of the protest. Especially the ones in Italy with barely any Muslim immigrant.

People are getting tired of american nonsense and always electing 🤡 that keep bombing foreign countries.

Djele:
Nigerians are still waiting for trump to come and help them

Hussein035:
My pain is that Nigeria Christians read History about how these people destroyed our forefathers yet they prefer to complain about Islam

Kobojunkie:
The world is watching the Islamic takeover of Europe happen in through the flames and destruction of Europe. First came the invasion, now the revolution to bring about the takeover. What comes next is likely the total end of the European West as we once knew it. 😒😒

Rayjay45:
These are the countries where Nigerians are dying for inside water to escape to o.

Ignorant peiple wey no dey follow international news or do any research about the economies of their intended japa destinations.

Look at the thousands wey spend tens of millions on UK study visas last year and this year alone. Same country wia the locals keep saying is broken.

Dem enter finish and months later, na soso complaints you go dey see for Tiktok. How pesin go enter water finish come begin dey para say e cold?


Una never ready to realise say everywhere don cast!

IndexMode:
France is feeling the highest degree of hardship in theor economy because they have been kicked out of Burkina Faso and other enclaves where they steal gold etc.

Those countries were the ones propping them up.
No wonder when some young officers in Benin republic tried coup there also. Macron instructed his ally Tinubu to send our air force to nuke them. He's not losing any more enclave.

I hope they collapse totally.

femi4:
Ignorance

Buying fuel at 2k alone is more than enough reason for Nigeruans to protest

Stop comparing Nig to Countries where tax payers money works

FreeStuffsNG:
https://www.irishtimes.com/world/europe/2026/10/17/buildings-torched-as-cost-of-living-protests-spread-across-france/


Portugal sees protests over cost of living and housing crisis as demonstrations sweep Europe


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcI1kCVchwY?si=4qdrgQfmJlF16-EC



It comes as major cost-of-living demonstrations in France on Saturday turned violent as protesters clashed with riot police.
Several housing rights movements are joining trade unions affiliated with the CGTP union federation in demonstrations across Portugal on Saturday, as a series of cost-of-living protests sweeps Europe.

The union confederation has called for protests under the slogan: "Higher wages, better pensions, and public services. Against the rising cost of living. A new course for Portugal!"

Rallies are planned in Porto, Coimbra, and Lisbon.

The deepening cost-of-living crisis is affecting much of Europe, driven by rising prices and fuel costs and shortages of affordable housing, and has prompted thousands of people to take to the streets to make their voices heard.

"Faced with the rising cost of living, housing and fuel, even a basic shopping basket has reached an exorbitant price," a CGTP spokesperson told SICN in Coimbra on Saturday morning.

In Porto, the march set off from Praça da Batalha at around 10:30 am and is due to end in Praça D. João I, where protests against the housing crisis have been held throughout the week.

"We are continuing with our people's assembly, with the backing of ordinary citizens, independently of any party. People come from different groups, but we are not institutionally tied to any of them. This outcry is the result of abuse of authority and a way of saying 'enough of this crisis'," Pedro Manuel, one of the organisers of the protest in the city, said on Friday.

"There are those who want to drag us into debating other issues," the Left Bloc's José Manuel Pureza told the Associated Press. "But what people are demanding that we discuss is the right to housing for everyone."

"Those whose rent is getting ever more expensive, those whose mortgage is increasingly hard to fit into the family budget. That is what we are talking about, that is why people have been protesting, always peacefully, always peacefully," he added.

In Coimbra, the rally began outside Portugal dos Pequenitos and is expected to end in Praça 8 de Maio, in front of the city hall.

In the capital Lisbon, thousands of people are expected for a march scheduled for 14:30 pm local time, starting in Cais do Sodré and finishing in Rossio. However, the mayor of Lisbon has warned that, although he considers it "a just cause," the protests must take place "within the law."

Speaking to the Lusa news agency, CGTP general secretary Tiago Oliveira said the demonstrations were taking place because of the "brutal increase" in housing prices and in the cost of living.

Oliveira also warned of the growing "degradation of public services" and said it was an opportunity for citizens "to fight against the government's policies."

It comes as major cost-of-living demonstrations in France on Saturday turned violent as protesters clashed with riot police.

Euronews' crew assaulted by masked individuals while covering protests in Paris
Protesters storm town hall and clash with police in France’s Marseille

Euronews' Correspondent in Paris Estelle Nilsson-Julien reporting in Paris after she and her cameraman were attacked for filming looters, Saturday, 17 Oct. 2026

'They hit and robbed us,' say Euronews crew in Paris after assault

A protester holds a French flag at Republic Square during a demonstration against rising living costs, joining students' grievances, in Paris, Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026

'We are here to help,' say yellow vests on joining student protests

https://www.euronews.com/2026/10/17/portugal-sees-protests-over-cost-of-living-and-housing-crisis-as-demonstrations-sweep-euro





https://www.ynetnews.com/article/sj7hoag2gg

kolanpas:
The middle East is at war, the rest of the world is suffering, it means middle East countries are more important in the necessities of life than the rest of the world. Why did God bless the Muslims land with the necessities of world?

kaltonga:
Cost of living protest or Islamic invasion spearheaded by the Muslim brotherhood, sponsored by Water and enabled by blind and foolish Europeans who can't read behind the lines.
So Europeans protesting for hardship and burning the Israeli and American flags to ventilate their anger...hmm we know them, we recognize their signature everywhere

But you Muslims celebrating, don't scream human rights when the patriots of this country you are destroying comes after you.

Djele:
Nigerians are still waiting for trump to come and help them

CodeTemplar:
Who is to blame for cost of living crisis.

colossus91:
What a serious nation should do under this clueless people

Kobojunkie:
The world is watching the Islamic takeover of Europe happen in through the flames and destruction of Europe. First came the invasion, now the revolution to bring about the takeover. What comes next is likely the total end of the European West as we once knew it. 😒😒

Kukutente23:
Nigerians will rather eat muddy rice than protest against bad government

Biodun1929:
You have said it all. I'm always pissed at those who know this but play politics with the matter.

By the way, what did Pastor Bolaji say?

Rayjay45:
So why not protest instead of cowardly abandoning the ship.

Your biggest protest (ENDSARS) in recent times no even pass the 13th day.

AndroBlaze:
It was an unrelated issue where he responded to a question from a woman telling her in plain terms that good men don't necessarily need to be the ones to support them living fake life (financially).

Before he could finish his advice, he was practically booed off stage by his congregation of larely women (playfully, but they were serious about the rejection of his advice).

LeeSmart:
All of you people from the religion of Peace be saying it a protest for hardship, does the picture below looks like hardship protest?
Keep the Taqiyya coming