rusher14:
No wonder Bovi has decided to shun the protest.

Aufbauh:
The protest to me is self serving.
This recession has exposed a lot of ills wrong with our nation.

Imagine the private sector that was supposed to drive the nation's economy in time like this are the ones grieving seriously because their anchor which is ironically the government /politicians are not forthcoming.

We can all remember when entertainers precisely musicians were cashing in on politicians, just by appearing in a pool party they will pay 7-10m. Then no one seek the support of the common man for protest against "good governance". Now that there is no free and easy money anymore Tuface and Co has suddenly become the voice of the voiceless.

How many protest has Tuface summon in Otukpo or any part of Idomaland when our own son David Mark held the No3 position for 8years without visible infrastructural development and abject poverty in the land? I believe the going was good for him then.

Rozaay:
the question is: is there any need to protest due the current situation of this country right now?

Because you people can easily believe everything you see on media even when it's obvious that this administration is discouraging people from protesting through media just like the one we have here.

xpool:

#ISTANDWITH2FACE#
NO AMOUNT OF BLACKMAIL AGAINST 2FACE AND THE PROTEST CAN STOP THE PROTEST.

sarrki:
When I created a thread on it that 2face is not patriotic

Afonjalord, freeze001, nextkid, cplusjason and many more called me different names

Here we are

rusher14:


Please can you elucidate on why a process is necessary?

dragonking3:
I support the protest. People are hungry and dying everyday..If the dullard can't solve Nigeria problems let him step down for a more competent leader.
All these propaganda to stop the protest will not work.

Tubaba we dey your side.

Rozaay:
everything is politically motivated in Nigeria to people like you...

The question is: with the current situation of in the country, is a protest necessary??

You people are all here getting played by this set of politians and their media bruhaha or you think a news station coming out with to say the protest was sponsored by one ex governor that they can't even mention is what you're taking serious

dragonking3:
Was El rufai patriotic when he rallied and tarnish the image of GEJ? What about Tinubu and other musicians?

Now that everyone can see that Buhari is incompetent, you are looking for patriotic. Abeg na patriotic we go chop?

rusher14:


Please can you elucidate on why a process is necessary?

dragonking3:
Yet you talk about him everyday. .We are solidly behind tuface in the protest for good governance. .if Buhari kept to his word of good governance, then he has nothing to fear.

lustychima:
It dosnt change the fact it's a payed protest

2face repaying akpabio for sponsoring his. Wedding

voicelez:
Even if it is the Devil that is behind this protest I am in. It is better that dying in silence, our voice is only what we have left.

Rozaay:
everything is politically motivated in Nigeria to people like you...

The question is: with the current situation of in the country, is a protest necessary??

You people are all here getting played by this set of politians and their media bruhaha or you think a news station coming out with to say the protest was sponsored by one ex governor that they can't even mention is what you're taking serious

dragonking3:
Why didn't you tell El rufai then to ask their state governors what they were doing instead of leading a protest against GEJ ? As you lay your bed so you shall lie on it.

CXLVII:



False! Back your point with figures

Rozaay:
everything is politically motivated in Nigeria to people like you...

The question is: with the current situation of in the country, is a protest necessary??

You people are all here getting played by this set of politians and their media bruhaha or you think a news station coming out with to say the protest was sponsored by one ex governor that they can't even mention is what you're taking serious

Rozaay:
when a candidate make promises during campaign and he doesn't fulfill them, the masses protest to remind him of what he promised e.g dollar will equal 1naira which is just one out of numerous promises Buhari made....

As you can see within 10days of Trump being a President, he has fulfilled plenty of his campaign promises.

rusher14:


[b]I see.

But you do know he never made that statement don't you?

Please provide a link with a quote and not a headline to buttress your point if you feel it necessary.

When putting forward a case it would be proper to carry out due diligence and preferably present facts that are indubitable.

There's not a single newspaper quote of the president promising that.

I would be more interested in other genuine concerns.
The price of the dollar is totally dependent on what each of us produce.

If we aren't exporting as individuals, and are simply importing, the one effect that is certain to happen would be the chasing of other currencies by ours, leading to a high demand of such currencies.

In other words, our currency would lose value.

Now you may ask " but under the last regime the Naira was more stable ".

That is quite true. But our only export was sold at a price never before witnessed and was sustained at that level for all of 5 and something years they were in power, save for the last 4 -5 months.

Little wonder the minister of finance was already talking about belt tightening and borrowing to meet government's obligations.

Has the government of the day underwhelmed?

Certainly but if you must protest please put up strong arguments for why it is necessary.

What this government has done to weaken the economy?

What they could have done better and perhaps provide suggestions.

A country that does not produce (Just the basics) for domestic consumption talk less of exporting deserves to be where it is.

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sweerychick:
ok you want figures abi, I'll give you one
1$=500.. Just under a year, I could go more but I don't want to waste my time on senseless analysis and comparison.

nairaman101:


Source: http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2017/01/30/former-governor-behind-2faces-planned-protest/

Aufbauh:
The protest to me is self serving.
This recession has exposed a lot of ills wrong with our nation.

Imagine the private sector that was supposed to drive the nation's economy in time like this are the ones grieving seriously because their anchor which is ironically the government /politicians are not forthcoming.

We can all remember when entertainers precisely musicians were cashing in on politicians, just by appearing in a pool party they will pay 7-10m. Then no one seek the support of the common man for protest against "good governance". Now that there is no free and easy money anymore Tuface and Co has suddenly become the voice of the voiceless.

How many protest has Tuface summon in Otukpo or any part of Idomaland when our own son David Mark held the No3 position for 8years without visible infrastructural development and abject poverty in the land? I believe the going was good for him then.

rusher14:


[b]I see.

But you do know he never made that statement don't you?

Please provide a link with a quote and not a headline to buttress your point if you feel it necessary.

When putting forward a case it would be proper to carry out due diligence and preferably present facts that are indubitable.

There's not a single newspaper quote of the president promising that.

I would be more interested in other genuine concerns.
The price of the dollar is totally dependent on what each of us produce.

If we aren't exporting as individuals, and are simply importing, the one effect that is certain to happen would be the chasing of other currencies by ours, leading to a high demand of such currencies.

In other words, our currency would lose value.

Now you may ask " but under the last regime the Naira was more stable ".

That is quite true. But our only export was sold at a price never before witnessed and was sustained at that level for all of 5 and something years they were in power, save for the last 4 -5 months.

Little wonder the minister of finance was already talking about belt tightening and borrowing to meet government's obligations.

Has the government of the day underwhelmed?

Certainly but if you must protest please put up strong arguments for why it is necessary.

What this government has done to weaken the economy?

What they could have done better and perhaps provide suggestions.

A country that does not produce (Just the basics) for domestic consumption talk less of exporting deserves to be where it is.

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