BMedia:
29 June is sacrosanct. Attempts to distract us are frankly laughable.

I will deploy all tools, links & resources in my arsenal to ensure DPR is called to account. We must synergize to ensure this campaign is successful for the benefit of the younger generation.

Tick Tock...

Sammyimpostor:


All the best, but it will be said of me that I predicted nothing good will come out of it if you like rent armoury to join your arsenal, it will only amount to noise making

naijainstinct:
I WRITE FOR THOSE WITH SAGACITY, GREAT DISCERNMENT AND UNDILUTED OBJECTIVITY TO LEARN.

Many of us here, especially those who are unemployed have allowed their emotions to becloud their sense of better reasoning.

The reason why many of you here feel like your world will end if DPR does not employ you is mainly because of the fact that because you scales through the interview of the 2016 recruitment and while basking in the euphoria of the "prospects of a DPR offer" have allowed other wonderful opportunities to pass them. Now, you feel you have inputed so much energy and time and therefore protest is the way out.

I have never been against those who wish to protest, it is your basic right as long as you do so within the ambits of the law and your protest is premised on "substantial evidence" of lawlessness, impunity and/or injustice. In a country where we operate a justice system based on "law of evidence", the million dollar question however in this scenario is "where is the evidence of injustice?"

Information is power and that is what gives some of us an edge over others. Some of us have refused to give up on this recruitment because we are privy to some information not because we are desperate like some others portray themselves to be.

DPR called for applications, DPR invited a number of applicants for test and few for interview and even fewer as successfuls. This is a normal cycle of a 'transparent' recruitment. Were those called for APLs merit or stakeholders candidates? None of us can genuinely answer that question as none of us have the result sheets of our aptitude test/oral interview. One thing is certain, everyone who was called as a successful had the minimum requirement of either an OND for technicians, BSc/BA/BEng for GTs and MSc/MA or relevant experience for EHs. There is a list signed, accepted and acknowledged with the FCC who have also issued a "certificate of compliance" for that recruitment exercise as having met all statutory requirements.

To be fair to DPR and NNPC, there is even still a bit of transparency compared to sister agencies like CBN, FIRS, NCC, NPA and NIMASA to mention a few. At least, they give we common citizens hope to even participate in the recruitment process at all and that is why we can even be here today to debate protest or no protest. When last did CBN or NCC announce an open recruitment? Does anyone here know that CBN, NARSDA and FIRS are currently recruiting with APLs as recent as last week? Needless to mention other 'juicy' and 'less juicy' agencies like NPC, NOSDRA, NAGGW, NBMA, NIPOST, NCC, NIRSAL, FCC etc that conducted secret recruitments between last year till this very moment. DPR's flaw is that they have not closed our portals and few persons come here to give us hope about the recruitment but is that enough to raise a red flag.

The so-called leaked list on twitter got how many retweets again and trended for how many days exactly? That's because no one takes an anonymous handle seriously and I'm very sure all of you twittee activists will dare not use your real twitter handles. LOL.

Let me refresh your memories.......Let's look at well celebrated cases of recruitment scandals and how they ended up;

http://saharareporters.com/2016/03/15/nigeria’s-central-bank-illegally-hired-sons-daughters-and-relatives-former-vp-atiku-igp

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/200268-caught-employment-scam-cbn-explains-secret-recruitment.html?amp_markup=1

[b]The Central Bank of Nigeria has said it opted for a secret process of hiring new staff in the past two years because the bank was doing “targeted recruitment”./[b]

The apex bank is at the centre of a recruitment scandal exposed by two newspapers.

A news report published Wednesday by Daily Trust, said the CBN secretly recruited 909 staff between June 2014 and February 2015, in violation of due process and federal character principles.

https://www.pulse.ng/news/local/illegal-recruitment-how-1839-privileged-elites-were-hired-by-cbn-firs-and-nps-group/w1gnt5y

According to the group, 909 Nigerians were secretly recruited by CBN, while FIRS and NPS hired 400 and 530 "privileged elites" respectively.

[b]The Citizens of Impact on Wednesday, July 27, 2016 took to the streets of Abuja to protest what they referred to as"targeted recruitment of some family members of highly placed Nigerians" into various government agencies./

The group alleged that 909 Nigerians were secretly recruited into the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), 400 "privileged elites" into the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) and 530 people at the Nigeria Prisons Service (NPS).

[b]Convener of the group, Daniel Seun Olatunde said the recruitment was done "under the table" as there was no public advertisement of the positions./[b]

https://www.nairaland.com/3097501/federal-airport-authority-nigeria-did

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/183-federal-ministries-agencies-in-massive-illegal-recruitment/amp/

[b]Almost all federal ministries, departments and agencies have been carrying out illegal mass recruitments, SUNDAY PUNCH gathered on Saturday.

Many government parastatals including the Central Bank of Nigeria, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, the Federal Ministry of Finance, 183 out of 185 MDAs had recruited 13,780 staff in recent years.

https://www.thecable.ng/investigation-allegations-of-corruption-illegal-recruitment-rock-ipcr/amp

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/how-ministers-bureaucrats-lawmakers-hijack-federal-jobs-259999.html

https://www.today.ng/news/nigeria/house-reps-drop-motion-alleged-ncc-illegal-recruitment-31312/amp


Bold moves by civil society groups to end the menace but have that stopped CBN? Why did the House of Reps suddenly stop probbing NCC's illegal recruitment?

Can we called an advertised recruitment, that saw an aptitude test and oral interview hold in several states of the federation even in the presence of FCC representatives an illegal recruitment?

A junior friend who just got his appointment letter from NASRDA last week only just completed his NYSC late last year but he never rested for a day. Distributing CVs from one place to another, networking and building contacts as much as he could. Some of us have changed jobs more than 3 times since 2016 when DPR announced this recruitment exercise.

I hope through our actions, we don't push DPR into adopting the 'secret recruitment method' which is inherently less cumbersome, less expensive and comes with lesser public scrutiny and lesser controversies. Many of us who applied as GT in 2016, if you are wise enough to have equipped yourself with a higher degree or relevant experience during this period may succesfully apply as and become EHs in the next recruitment which may be next year (from what I have heard).

In summary, there are tons of other opportunities out there. Don't kill yourselves cos of DPR. Even as we wait endlessly, we can still be productive and useful to ourselves. Protest if you must, but remember, if your voice will be heard, dont hide behind anonymous handles and provide substantial evidence of illegality in the recruitment process. Only then, will you be justified. Else, you will make a mockery of yourselves for allowing your lives to be stagnant and absolutely dependent on a 3-year recruitment exercise.

Good luck to us all.

Kuch1:
All this for what sef? Everyone knows how this recruitment was flawed. You are using big grammar to confuse who ? Use your time and energy to learn how to summarise please.

Kuch1:

Marvel, if you work with DPR already, you are highly connected and you go out of your way to give information regarding this recruitment. Most of what you say has turned out to be true especially people getting their APL based on merit. Also, the sacrifice Director had to make to cede some slots to stakeholders ( just had to be done ) A MUST !!!. We appreciate your effort and hope everything comes to a logical conclusion.

naijainstinct:
Your response portrays you as "mentally lazy" but I am not here to judge you. I stated the category of people who my 'long write-up' was meant for and you clearly do not fall under that category, so I'll pass.

Go ahead with your protests please. I believe it will begin on 29th? If by July 10th, your e-protest trends with at least 1000 retweets, I'll fund your account with N30,000. That's N3 for each retweet.

You can also choose to sue DPR to court, hire Chief Ozekhome SAN as your legal representative and when asked for evidence of a flawed recruitment, quote Marvel65, Dijah, Xtruzz and Dozylala90's post(s) together with the incomplete list that was circulated earlier. Walahi, you will win.

I'm speaking COMMONsense, you are replying NONsense.

This is your post on July 18th 2018. You openly admitted people were called on merit. Partly also because your reference number ABJ/11**** was on the so-called leaked list. A year later, you are not called and the recruitment suddenly nose-dived from "mainly merit" in your opinion to "flawed" still in your opinion. Oh I forgot, it's about selfish interest. Since you didn't get called, everyone else who did was through the "back door". Typical pull-him-down-syndrome. Better go find work do.

naijainstinct:
I WRITE FOR THOSE WITH SAGACITY, GREAT DISCERNMENT AND UNDILUTED OBJECTIVITY TO LEARN.

Many of us here, especially those who are unemployed have allowed their emotions to becloud their sense of better reasoning.

The reason why many of you here feel like your world will end if DPR does not employ you is mainly because of the fact that because you scaled through the interview of the 2016 recruitment and while basking in the euphoria of the "prospects of a DPR offer" have allowed other wonderful opportunities to pass you. Now, you feel you have inputed so much energy and time and therefore protest is the way out.

I have never been against those who wish to protest, it is your basic right as long as you do so within the ambits of the law and your protest is premised on "substantial evidence" of lawlessness, impunity and/or injustice. In a country where we operate a justice system based on "law of evidence", the million dollar question however in this scenario is "where is the evidence of injustice?"

Information is power and that is what gives some of us an edge over others. Some of us have refused to give up on this recruitment because we are privy to some information not because we are desperate like some others portray themselves to be.

DPR called for applications, DPR invited a number of applicants for test and few for interview and even fewer as successfuls. This is a normal cycle of a 'transparent' recruitment. Were those called for APLs merit or stakeholders candidates? None of us can genuinely answer that question as none of us have the result sheets of our aptitude test/oral interview. One thing is certain, everyone who was called as a successful had the minimum requirement of either an OND for technicians, BSc/BA/BEng for GTs and MSc/MA or relevant experience for EHs. There is a list signed, accepted and acknowledged with the FCC who have also issued a "certificate of compliance" for that recruitment exercise as having met all statutory requirements.

To be fair to DPR and NNPC, there is even still a bit of transparency compared to sister agencies like CBN, FIRS, NCC, NPA and NIMASA to mention a few. At least, they give we common citizens hope to even participate in the recruitment process at all and that is why we can even be here today to debate protest or no protest. When last did CBN or NCC announce an open recruitment? Does anyone here know that CBN, NARSDA and FIRS are currently recruiting with APLs as recent as last week? Needless to mention other 'juicy' and 'less juicy' agencies like NPC, NOSDRA, NAGGW, NBMA, NIPOST, NCC, NIRSAL, FCC etc that conducted secret recruitments between last year till this very moment. DPR's flaw is that they have not closed our portals and few persons come here to give us hope about the recruitment but is that enough to raise a red flag?

The so-called leaked list on twitter got how many retweets again and trended for how many days exactly? That's because no one takes an anonymous handle seriously and I'm very sure all of you twitter activists will dare not use your real twitter handles. LOL.

Let me refresh your memories.......Let's look at well celebrated cases of recruitment scandals and how they ended up;

http://saharareporters.com/2016/03/15/nigeria’s-central-bank-illegally-hired-sons-daughters-and-relatives-former-vp-atiku-igp

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/200268-caught-employment-scam-cbn-explains-secret-recruitment.html?amp_markup=1

The Central Bank of Nigeria has said it opted for a secret process of hiring new staff in the past two years because the bank was doing “targeted recruitment”.

The apex bank is at the centre of a recruitment scandal exposed by two newspapers.

A news report published Wednesday by Daily Trust, said the CBN secretly recruited 909 staff between June 2014 and February 2015, in violation of due process and federal character principles.

https://www.pulse.ng/news/local/illegal-recruitment-how-1839-privileged-elites-were-hired-by-cbn-firs-and-nps-group/w1gnt5y

According to the group, 909 Nigerians were secretly recruited by CBN, while FIRS and NPS hired 400 and 530 "privileged elites" respectively.

The Citizens of Impact on Wednesday, July 27, 2016 took to the streets of Abuja to protest what they referred to as"targeted recruitment of some family members of highly placed Nigerians" into various government agencies.

The group alleged that 909 Nigerians were secretly recruited into the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), 400 "privileged elites" into the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) and 530 people at the Nigeria Prisons Service (NPS).

Convener of the group, Daniel Seun Olatunde said the recruitment was done "under the table" as there was no public advertisement of the positions.

https://www.nairaland.com/3097501/federal-airport-authority-nigeria-did

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/183-federal-ministries-agencies-in-massive-illegal-recruitment/amp/

Almost all federal ministries, departments and agencies have been carrying out illegal mass recruitments, SUNDAY PUNCH gathered on Saturday.

Many government parastatals including the Central Bank of Nigeria, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, the Federal Ministry of Finance, 183 out of 185 MDAs had recruited 13,780 staff in recent years.

https://www.thecable.ng/investigation-allegations-of-corruption-illegal-recruitment-rock-ipcr/amp

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/how-ministers-bureaucrats-lawmakers-hijack-federal-jobs-259999.html

https://www.today.ng/news/nigeria/house-reps-drop-motion-alleged-ncc-illegal-recruitment-31312/amp


Bold moves by civil society groups to end the menace but have that stopped CBN? Why did the House of Reps suddenly stop probing NCC's illegal recruitment?

Can we call an advertised recruitment, that saw an aptitude test and oral interview hold in several states of the federation even in the presence of FCC representatives an illegal recruitment?

A junior friend who just got his appointment letter from NASRDA last week only just completed his NYSC late last year but he never rested for a day. Distributing CVs from one place to another, networking and building contacts as much as he could. Some of us have changed jobs more than 3 times since 2016 when DPR announced this recruitment exercise.

I hope through our actions, we don't push DPR into adopting the 'secret recruitment method' which is inherently less cumbersome, less expensive and comes with lesser public scrutiny and lesser controversies. Many of us who applied as GT in 2016, if you are wise enough to have equipped yourself with a higher degree or relevant experience during this period may succesfully apply as and become EHs in the next recruitment which may be next year (from what I have heard).

In summary, there are tons of other opportunities out there. Don't kill yourselves cos of DPR. Even as we wait endlessly, we can still be productive and useful to ourselves. Protest if you must, but remember, if your voice will be heard, dont hide behind anonymous handles and provide substantial evidence of illegality in the recruitment process. Only then, will you be justified. Else, you will make a mockery of yourselves for allowing your lives to be stagnant and absolutely dependent on a 3-year recruitment exercise.

Good luck to us all.


PS: I also wish for a country where justice, fairness and equity reigns supreme. The lawmakers are there for a reason. The FCC is there for a reason. But we choose our leaders and we deserve what we get from those we chose. When we learn to put sentiments aside during electioneering process, maybe just maybe we might get the leaders we truly deserve.

naijainstinct:
I WRITE FOR THOSE WITH SAGACITY, GREAT DISCERNMENT AND UNDILUTED OBJECTIVITY TO LEARN.

Many of us here, especially those who are unemployed have allowed their emotions to becloud their sense of better reasoning.

The reason why many of you here feel like your world will end if DPR does not employ you is mainly because of the fact that because you scaled through the interview of the 2016 recruitment and while basking in the euphoria of the "prospects of a DPR offer" have allowed other wonderful opportunities to pass you. Now, you feel you have inputed so much energy and time and therefore protest is the way out.

I have never been against those who wish to protest, it is your basic right as long as you do so within the ambits of the law and your protest is premised on "substantial evidence" of lawlessness, impunity and/or injustice. In a country where we operate a justice system based on "law of evidence", the million dollar question however in this scenario is "where is the evidence of injustice?"

Information is power and that is what gives some of us an edge over others. Some of us have refused to give up on this recruitment because we are privy to some information not because we are desperate like some others portray themselves to be.

DPR called for applications, DPR invited a number of applicants for test and few for interview and even fewer as successfuls. This is a normal cycle of a 'transparent' recruitment. Were those called for APLs merit or stakeholders candidates? None of us can genuinely answer that question as none of us have the result sheets of our aptitude test/oral interview. One thing is certain, everyone who was called as a successful had the minimum requirement of either an OND for technicians, BSc/BA/BEng for GTs and MSc/MA or relevant experience for EHs. There is a list signed, accepted and acknowledged with the FCC who have also issued a "certificate of compliance" for that recruitment exercise as having met all statutory requirements.

To be fair to DPR and NNPC, there is even still a bit of transparency compared to sister agencies like CBN, FIRS, NCC, NPA and NIMASA to mention a few. At least, they give we common citizens hope to even participate in the recruitment process at all and that is why we can even be here today to debate protest or no protest. When last did CBN or NCC announce an open recruitment? Does anyone here know that CBN, NARSDA and FIRS are currently recruiting with APLs as recent as last week? Needless to mention other 'juicy' and 'less juicy' agencies like NPC, NOSDRA, NAGGW, NBMA, NIPOST, NCC, NIRSAL, FCC etc that conducted secret recruitments between last year till this very moment. DPR's flaw is that they have not closed our portals and few persons come here to give us hope about the recruitment but is that enough to raise a red flag?

The so-called leaked list on twitter got how many retweets again and trended for how many days exactly? That's because no one takes an anonymous handle seriously and I'm very sure all of you twitter activists will dare not use your real twitter handles. LOL.

Let me refresh your memories.......Let's look at well celebrated cases of recruitment scandals and how they ended up;

http://saharareporters.com/2016/03/15/nigeria’s-central-bank-illegally-hired-sons-daughters-and-relatives-former-vp-atiku-igp

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/200268-caught-employment-scam-cbn-explains-secret-recruitment.html?amp_markup=1

The Central Bank of Nigeria has said it opted for a secret process of hiring new staff in the past two years because the bank was doing “targeted recruitment”.

The apex bank is at the centre of a recruitment scandal exposed by two newspapers.

A news report published Wednesday by Daily Trust, said the CBN secretly recruited 909 staff between June 2014 and February 2015, in violation of due process and federal character principles.

https://www.pulse.ng/news/local/illegal-recruitment-how-1839-privileged-elites-were-hired-by-cbn-firs-and-nps-group/w1gnt5y

According to the group, 909 Nigerians were secretly recruited by CBN, while FIRS and NPS hired 400 and 530 "privileged elites" respectively.

The Citizens of Impact on Wednesday, July 27, 2016 took to the streets of Abuja to protest what they referred to as"targeted recruitment of some family members of highly placed Nigerians" into various government agencies.

The group alleged that 909 Nigerians were secretly recruited into the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), 400 "privileged elites" into the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) and 530 people at the Nigeria Prisons Service (NPS).

Convener of the group, Daniel Seun Olatunde said the recruitment was done "under the table" as there was no public advertisement of the positions.

https://www.nairaland.com/3097501/federal-airport-authority-nigeria-did

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/183-federal-ministries-agencies-in-massive-illegal-recruitment/amp/

Almost all federal ministries, departments and agencies have been carrying out illegal mass recruitments, SUNDAY PUNCH gathered on Saturday.

Many government parastatals including the Central Bank of Nigeria, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, the Federal Ministry of Finance, 183 out of 185 MDAs had recruited 13,780 staff in recent years.

https://www.thecable.ng/investigation-allegations-of-corruption-illegal-recruitment-rock-ipcr/amp

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/how-ministers-bureaucrats-lawmakers-hijack-federal-jobs-259999.html

https://www.today.ng/news/nigeria/house-reps-drop-motion-alleged-ncc-illegal-recruitment-31312/amp


Bold moves by civil society groups to end the menace but have that stopped CBN? Why did the House of Reps suddenly stop probing NCC's illegal recruitment?

Can we call an advertised recruitment, that saw an aptitude test and oral interview hold in several states of the federation even in the presence of FCC representatives an illegal recruitment?

A junior friend who just got his appointment letter from NASRDA last week only just completed his NYSC late last year but he never rested for a day. Distributing CVs from one place to another, networking and building contacts as much as he could. Some of us have changed jobs more than 3 times since 2016 when DPR announced this recruitment exercise.

I hope through our actions, we don't push DPR into adopting the 'secret recruitment method' which is inherently less cumbersome, less expensive and comes with lesser public scrutiny and lesser controversies. Many of us who applied as GT in 2016, if you are wise enough to have equipped yourself with a higher degree or relevant experience during this period may succesfully apply as and become EHs in the next recruitment which may be next year (from what I have heard).

In summary, there are tons of other opportunities out there. Don't kill yourselves cos of DPR. Even as we wait endlessly, we can still be productive and useful to ourselves. Protest if you must, but remember, if your voice will be heard, dont hide behind anonymous handles and provide substantial evidence of illegality in the recruitment process. Only then, will you be justified. Else, you will make a mockery of yourselves for allowing your lives to be stagnant and absolutely dependent on a 3-year recruitment exercise.

Good luck to us all.


PS: I also wish for a country where justice, fairness and equity reigns supreme. The lawmakers are there for a reason. The FCC is there for a reason. But we choose our leaders and we deserve what we get from those we chose. When we learn to put sentiments aside during electioneering process, maybe just maybe we might get the leaders we truly deserve.

Sammyimpostor:


All the best, but it will be said of me that I predicted nothing good will come out of it if you like rent armoury to join your arsenal, it will only amount to noise making

BMedia:
Ogundamisi

Omojuwa

Shehu Sani

Deji Adeyanju

SEGALINK

Kadaria Ahmed

Tolu Ogunlesi

Farooq Kperogi also

Garba Shehu

Bashir Ahmad

Laolu Akande

Dr. Joe Abah

Reno Omokri

These are some of the powerful activists/influencers that we will tag and use to amplify our protest. Follow them on Twitter and start retweeting their relevant posts. We should also copy the President's official handle and major investigative newspapers like Premium Times, Sahara Reporters and The Cable in the tweets.More later.

Cc: UnknownUser

Mailbab:
I appeal to you all to halt this protest for now because of 2019 budget that will be effective from July 'next month', it might be the reason why DPR has not placed calls on lucky applicants. Please let's give them some time rather than embarking on protest that will jeopardize their reputations.

BMedia:
Ogundamisi

Omojuwa

Shehu Sani

Deji Adeyanju

SEGALINK

Kadaria Ahmed

Tolu Ogunlesi

Garba Shehu

Bashir Ahmad

Laolu Akande

Dr. Joe Abah

Reno Omokri

These are some of the powerful activists/influencers that we will tag and use to amplify our protest. Follow them on Twitter and start retweeting their relevant posts. We should also copy the President's official handle and major investigative newspapers like Premium Times, Sahara Reporters and The Cable in the tweets.More later.

Cc: UnknownUser

BMedia:
Ogundamisi

Omojuwa

Shehu Sani

Deji Adeyanju

SEGALINK

Kadaria Ahmed

Tolu Ogunlesi

Garba Shehu

Bashir Ahmad

Laolu Akande

Dr. Joe Abah

Reno Omokri

These are some of the powerful activists/influencers that we will tag and use to amplify our protest. Follow them on Twitter and start retweeting their relevant posts. We should also copy the President's official handle and major investigative newspapers like Premium Times, Sahara Reporters and The Cable in the tweets.More later.

Cc: UnknownUser

Mailbab:
I appeal to you all to halt this protest for now because of 2019 budget that will be effective from July 'next month', it might be the reason why DPR has not placed calls on lucky applicants. Please let's give them some time rather than embarking on protest that will jeopardize their reputations.

Mailbab:
I appeal to you all to halt this protest for now because of 2019 budget that will be effective from July 'next month', it might be the reason why DPR has not placed calls on lucky applicants. Please let's give them some time rather than embarking on protest that will jeopardize their reputations.

Mailbab:
I appeal to you all to halt this protest for now because of 2019 budget that will be effective from July 'next month', it might be the reason why DPR has not placed calls on lucky applicants. Please let's give them some time rather than embarking on protest that will jeopardize their reputations.

Mailbab:
Fire from above will definitely come down on those who are against our protest. We should all be ashamed of ourselves by now
when 2016 recruitment is heading to 2020 with even the aim of conducting another recruitment. We called DPR on air (DPR half hour) radio Nigeria program, we were told to constantly check our portal for update. Up til now nothing show up.

JWhite2Deep:


Try to always have a mind of your own, your focus, and your opinion first. Don't make yourself a swing that can be tossed from one end to another. I wonder what your position would be next if another COMMONsense epistle is thrown at you.

Hope you would not call down fire on yourself or be ashamed of yourself by now?

Mailbab:
I appeal to you all to halt this protest for now because of 2019 budget that will be effective from July 'next month', it might be the reason why DPR has not placed calls on lucky applicants. Please let's give them some time rather than embarking on protest that will jeopardize their reputations.

BMedia:
Ogundamisi

Omojuwa

Shehu Sani

Deji Adeyanju

SEGALINK

Kadaria Ahmed

Tolu Ogunlesi

Garba Shehu

Bashir Ahmad

Laolu Akande

Dr. Joe Abah

Reno Omokri

These are some of the powerful activists/influencers that we will tag and use to amplify our protest. Follow them on Twitter and start retweeting their relevant posts. We should also copy the President's official handle and major investigative newspapers like Premium Times, Sahara Reporters and The Cable in the tweets.More later.

Cc: UnknownUser

naijainstinct:
I can help you with Laolu Akande, Femi Adesina and Lanre Osibona's direct mobile numbers. No jokes and they are all SSAs to the President. I also have numbers of some major newspaper editors that can help fast track your protests.

PM me if you need them. But I will say again, you lots are obnoxiously ignorant. You are tagging Shehu Sani, Bashir Ahmed and Laolu Akande? LMAO. You guys are tempting me to talk but I wont say 'pim'.

Takon231:


All these guys took slots. Look elsewhere not these.