ericmor:


A lot. At list you will get to know the true kind of government we have now. If they are the type that hear the cry of the people or not so people can decide coming 2019

VeniJu:


You really didn't get my question..
For instance, Mtn sent you a msg that you've been given free MB, won't you use it?
In summary, If Akpabia gave 2baba wedding gifts, why should he reject it? When we all know that gifts are part of wishing people well during wedding ceremonies.

charliboy654:

Am not going to counter u, but let's watch and see if the protest will have any significant. But trust me, it won't.

sekem:


Is that all?

One thing you must know, solving Nigeria's problem is such a herculean task.

The government is overwhelmed.

The efficient way to tackle our problems is one day at a time.

refreshrate:


Despite all this

- are we still in a recession?

- does this mean your idea did not work or what?

- sincerely withing yourself do you see them going by your ideas let's be truthful to ourselves? I haven't read it and I admire your passion but do you think they do?

Have you seen your VP at davos 2017? he was still looking for how to blame previous administrations meanwhile he's supposed to be the smarter of the 2 of them. You should have seen how the lady interviewing fashied his side when it was obvious he had nothing to offer. Maybe he was thinking it was Maupe Ogun that was interviewing him or something, Bomboclat.

- why did I just buy baygon at 1450naira and still hear them mention 21k for a bag of rice at oyingbo market.

That Nigeria has competent people to get us out of this nonsense has never been the issue...the fact that you're expecting to squeeze honey out of a stone is my concern.

APC had and has no plan for this country. All they wanted was to remove GEJ and with absolutely no idea of how to handle things. The truth has been made manifest.

I'm not willing to continue my life be determined by a brood of incompetents if that's OK for you that's fine. As for me and my house we will stand with 2baba.

ericmor:


And that is why we most all go out on that day. One day at a time like u said

richie9093:


Every single Nigerian is a part of this problem. Including you and me, I won't deny the fact that I'm part of this problem. But I'm tired of the way this country is going.

Just 4 years ago, we had the fastest growing economy in Africa. Now investors are running away from us!

And again, I'll ask you, what's so wrong in people using this movement to create a political party? Have you forgotten that the OccupyNaija and BBOG campaign gave room to APC. Or is APC scared of an opposition like they were to PDP? if this protest is going to berth in a good thing for all nigerians home and abroad, I'll support it.

Most of the people in APC were once under PDP, including the Senate President. They are part of the rot the nation is experiencing today.

If this administration wakes up and start doing things like they should, I'll start supporting them again. instead of blaming GEJ. GEJ IS GONE!! LET'S MOVE FORWARD.

When Obama came into power in 2008, USA was in recession, unemployment rate was in the double digits. He didn't blame the Bush administration, instead he got his to ground and started working. By the end of his first tenure he had reduced unemployment rate to 7% from 12%. THIS IS WHAT LEADERS DO!

Buhari should be a leader and not a ruler. I had so much faith in him, but every day that faith keeps dwindling.

While I've said all these, let it be know that even though that 2015 election holds today, i still wouldn't vote GEJ. Nigeria can do better than the current state it's in.


PLS TELL ME WHEN IT SUDDENLY BECAME A BAD THING TO DEMAND BETTER FROM THE GOVERNMENT YOU SUPPORTED AND VOTED IN? WHEN?

crown247:
saboteurs everywhere, when shall we grow up to challenge our elected leaders to be accountable and responsive to their oath of office.
its pathetic that we are all complaining but nobody wants to act. we can't fold our hands and believe these bunch of "thieves" sorry leaders cares about the masses. #ISTANDWITH2BABA

richie9093:


Every single Nigerian is a part of this problem. Including you and me, I won't deny the fact that I'm part of this problem. But I'm tired of the way this country is going.

Just 4 years ago, we had the fastest growing economy in Africa. Now investors are running away from us!

And again, I'll ask you, what's so wrong in people using this movement to create a political party? Have you forgotten that the OccupyNaija and BBOG campaign gave room to APC. Or is APC scared of an opposition like they were to PDP? if this protest is going to berth in a good thing for all nigerians home and abroad, I'll support it.

Most of the people in APC were once under PDP, including the Senate President. They are part of the rot the nation is experiencing today.

If this administration wakes up and start doing things like they should, I'll start supporting them again. instead of blaming GEJ. GEJ IS GONE!! LET'S MOVE FORWARD.

When Obama came into power in 2008, USA was in recession, unemployment rate was in the double digits. He didn't blame the Bush administration, instead he got his to ground and started working. By the end of his first tenure he had reduced unemployment rate to 7% from 12%. THIS IS WHAT LEADERS DO!

Buhari should be a leader and not a ruler. I had so much faith in him, but every day that faith keeps dwindling.

While I've said all these, let it be know that even though that 2015 election holds today, i still wouldn't vote GEJ. Nigeria can do better than the current state it's in.


PLS TELL ME WHEN IT SUDDENLY BECAME A BAD THING TO DEMAND BETTER FROM THE GOVERNMENT YOU SUPPORTED AND VOTED IN? WHEN?

maclatunji:


Dissecting a man's actions and position is not attacking him. 2Face is presenting many faces that are not in congruence with his claimed agenda for protests.

People like me have more to protest about Nigeria then he does. However, heating-up the system with a false messianic sense of relevance is not the solution to our problems.

What next after the protests?

TheGoodJoe:


We did not have any growing economy, let alone, the fastest. Crude was sold at exorbitant prices and we sold at exorbitant quantities finish. We were producing nada, importing starch (cassava) and Toothpicks (Chewing Stick).

sekem:


Like I stated earlier, I wish you guys good luck.

As for me, I am not joining you guys at all. I don't have all that energy to waste.

I will be protesting just like I have been doing all along in my own little way and that is by pointing out to all Nigerians who care to listen how we are still creating the monster that is haunting us.

ofexpryz:
Why do you piple keep threatening us with somebody might lo their lives? Do u plan already to kill us?... Tubaba should call on som international observers to come help monitor dis protest oo before dey will start shooting innocent PIPO and claim dey are hoodlums.

maclatunji:


Watch as Tubaba makes for the exit if things get ugly. Hehehehe

maclatunji:


Source: http://www.opinions.ng/10-things-note-protest-2face-2baba-idibia/

Heavance:
In every nation of the world that you see any protest, you will hardly see any citizen putting such write up somewhere before the protest....
That number 6 sounds so funny, so is the OP telling everyone to remain quiet and not protest?
If we continue this way, we will suffer in quiet ways that will make the next generation curse us with sadness in grave. Leave 2face out of it, it is a protest against the inhumane state Nigerians are experiencing.

maclatunji:


Source: http://www.opinions.ng/10-things-note-protest-2face-2baba-idibia/

maclatunji:


Source: http://www.opinions.ng/10-things-note-protest-2face-2baba-idibia/

deobaba:
...Are you telling me that not even one of you kids here see any sense in what the op is writingGosh....ohh now i remember why i stopped reading Nairaland forums and discussions.Too many shallow minded, tribal infested internet surfing jobless dudes who just like being anti-anything that criticizes what they like..To be clear...I am a strong Tuface fan that probably knows 85% of all his songs off hand, grew up listening to him and cant seem to find anything wrong in what he does (even with the baby mamas and all) but does that make me not admit to the truth when i hear or better yet read t?Please please all you quick to type/insult trolls kindly highlight the portion of the article above that is false (with facts) so i can see the extent of how deluded you people really are . And to think that this write up is original yet people will read and type rubbish...wow sad sad generation.At least if you must criticize cant you even admit that he has a point outta many
Anyway @ OP...thanks for making my day, unfortunately this forum is too polluted to expect kudos from anyone besides afew...I will definitely use your points above as reference when im engaged with some friends later this evening to see their own views on it.
and op....please rethink and subsequently try not to post anything about cerlebrities, politicians, religion e.t.c cause half of the pple here are minors whose idea of hero worship disillusions them from being objective and realistic....a few don't....very few

Mujtahida:

The Op is mistaken. His perspective is so wrong. The question is are people suffering? Has the government lived up to its promises? How was it with the generality of Nigerians and how is it now? Do you know about the personal lives of Fidel Castro, Sukarno of Indonesia? Is this protest about Tuface? Okay, remove Tuface from the picture. What do you see? If the Op had tackled the idea of protesting without bringing Tuface into it then he'd make sense. Op is trying to condemn another man. Nigerians wey I know? We are all corrupt, including you, including the Op.