₦airaland Forum

incomintop:
See as Nigerians just they kill ourselves over oil
When smart countries like Saudi Arabia are making more money from prophet Mohammed by organizing hajj
We should monetize our prophets like tb Joshua and liv this oil madness
The president is confused world bank wants him to deregulate and remove subsidy labour does not want it now confusion everywhere
Let's build a city for tb Joshua and see how we will make much money than this oil that has done more arm than good to Nigerians

Kyase:
Actually that's not protest but support, read what's written on the last pix, or ask anybody wey sabi Hausa, you can ask me too

Lordave:
You say 60% I say 95%.

This is Zombeism in its utmost exhibition!


I can sight that Nairaland "mafia" from the "Fulani" ethnic group in the first picture.

thesicilian:
OK Bro, what's written on d banner?

mesoprogress:
These people are protesting in favor of deregulation not because they know the economic advantage of deregulation of PMS but, because it is Buhari . Assuming it's a southern president, they would be be protesting in opposition to pump price hike. That said, I am a southerner, a critic of buhari administration, support deregulation because that's the best way to go. I also advise that naira be completely floated to boost economic development. If he had floated naira earlier, we might have avoided some of the mess the country is in at the moment.

These are truly zombies, northern Nigeria has a long way to go.

mesoprogress:
These people are protesting in favor of deregulation not because they know the economic advantage of deregulation of PMS but, because it is Buhari . Assuming it's a southern president, they would be be protesting in opposition to pump price hike. That said, I am a southerner, a critic of buhari administration, support deregulation because that's the best way to go. I also advise that naira be completely floated to boost economic development. If he had floated naira earlier, we might have avoided some of the mess the country is in at the moment.

These are truly zombies, northern Nigeria has a long way to go.

pat077:
I don't blame them, they need the 5,000 naira badly.

Kyase:
We are in support of buhari's decisions............

incomintop:
See as Nigerians just they kill ourselves over oil
When smart countries like Saudi Arabia are making more money from prophet Mohammed by organizing hajj
We should monetize our prophets like tb Joshua and liv this oil madness
The president is confused world bank wants him to deregulate and remove subsidy labour does not want it now confusion everywhere
Let's build a city for tb Joshua and see how we will make much money than this oil that has done more arm than good to Nigerians

Kyase:
Actually that's not protest but support, read what's written on the last pix, or ask anybody wey sabi Hausa, you can ask me too

thesicilian:
Nice. Thanks!

Kyase:
Actually that's not protest but support, read what's written on the last pix, or ask anybody wey sabi Hausa, you can ask me too

ceekay214:
I agree wit dem......d dress doesn't fit omotala

thesicilian:
60% of these people will not know why they are protesting

thesicilian:
60% of these people will not know why they are protesting

mesoprogress:
These people are protesting in favor of deregulation not because they know the economic advantage of deregulation of PMS but, because it is Buhari . Assuming it's a southern president, they would be be protesting in opposition to pump price hike. That said, I am a southerner, a critic of buhari administration, support deregulation because that's the best way to go. I also advise that naira be completely floated to boost economic development. If he had floated naira earlier, we might have avoided some of the mess the country is in at the moment.

These are truly zombies, northern Nigeria has a long way to go.

zikter:
Most people erroneously think an average Hausa/fulani man is not informed politically. Well, opposite is the case, an average hausa/fulani man is well informed than most educated people politically. You will observe that a mallam in his shop or farm is always with a transistor radio, and on the radio he is listening to the current happening in nigeria and beyond in his native language and not english. The same way you listen to news analysis in english is the same way he listens to such in hausa. There is BBC hausa service but i doubt if there is igbo, yoruba, tiv, ijaw etc services on BBC. Hence under rate an average hausa/fulani man politically at your peril.