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Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by Brushstrokes20: 10:16am On Sep 04, 2020

Bitch is high on palmy and cow dung again!
I equally trusted bubu pre 2015 elections but by the end of 2016,
Anything bubu became an epitome of scam, tyranny and gross misrule to me.
Dude is Nigeria's worst blunder.

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Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by Rawtruth1: 10:16am On Sep 04, 2020

APC Supporters;
When You Get To Any Petrol Station, Simply Show Your APC Membership Card And You Will Be Asked To Pay N45 Per Litre.

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Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by MoIbrahim: 10:18am On Sep 04, 2020

flexd99:
All these doesn't work in Nigeria
Anyways, I hope the fg hears their plea

BTW,
Kindly check signature for uk used dell latitude laptops corei3 and corei5 at 45 and 50k respectively

It usually fails because they know that people won't join the conveners. They know that most people are all about their quick personal gains than collective societal struggle.

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Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by MrNipplesLover(m): 10:18am On Sep 04, 2020

una go just rant, nothing go happen.

Buhari know una already. when u don tire, u go go ur house and start buying the fuel without having the choice to grumble.

I just hope Buhari slaves are happy about the situation now sha.

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Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by MondayOsunbor(m): 10:28am On Sep 04, 2020

flexd99:
All these doesn't work in Nigeria
Anyways, I hope the fg hears their plea

BTW,
Kindly check signature for uk used dell latitude laptops corei3 and corei5 at 45 and 50k respectively

EYIHAAA NIGERIANS

Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by backnbeta(f): 10:29am On Sep 04, 2020

yanabasee1:
Lauretta is a very confused woman.... Who told her that Nigerians now have a president that they can trust??

You can be sure she's gnashing her teeth and shedding bitter tears in her closet... she's as disappointed in her "darling Daddy" as we are undecided

Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by suremanpatriot: 10:30am On Sep 04, 2020

govt policies are promoting crime and extortion. Call for total restitution let presidentte pay for d fuel hike and all senators and govrs pay the fuel subsidy.You ppl are killlling citizens systematically with anachronistic and dracunian policies.It is unacceptable...

Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by flexd99(m): 10:34am On Sep 04, 2020

Cuntface:
Nobody in their right senses will buy your fake laptops. Anyone that support this demonic government isn't worthy to live

Have you ever purchased a laptop from me?
Please do the courtesy of sending a proof of what you just wrongly accused me of.
Be very careful, you don't just get to defame people's businesses fooloshly

Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by iLegendd(m): 10:37am On Sep 04, 2020

Fuel, electricity, food stuff, etc. shouldn't be reduced. What do they take Nigerians for? They think we are poor? No, no, no, Nigerians aren't poor — we are not Americans that are poor and living below $1 per day.

Everything should be increased in this country.

Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by Uae01Dirham: 10:42am On Sep 04, 2020

my anger be say , ppl will still vote for apc and even in edo , they will still vote soon.

Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by robosky02(m): 10:47am On Sep 04, 2020

Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by LZAA: 10:52am On Sep 04, 2020

imhotep:
Oya go and give the people money to buy petrol na

Cc lzaa

Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by chib4true(m): 10:53am On Sep 04, 2020

longetivity:
that woman is an hypocrite

A very big one at that

Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by Horllaryehmi(m): 10:55am On Sep 04, 2020

Finnese001:
Ojota Protest: I Will Not Join You To Protest, Nigerians Trust President Buhari

The recent increase in the price of fuel to N151.56 per litre by the federal government has been generating reactions among Nigerians who have planned to stage a protest tomorrow at the Ojota to drive home their demands.

One inquisitive Nigerian who want to know if aide to president Buhari on social media, Lauretta Onochie will join them in protest tomorrow just as she did when the APC and some Nigerians protested fuel price increase during the administration of President Goodluck Jonathan, got this reaction from her:

“No I will not be Joining you and for good reasons too. Not sure you can understand but I'll try

If the subsidy was removed in 2012, the savings would have gone into private pockets Looted

Today, Nigerians have a President they trust. The recovered subsidy, would serve Nigerians”
Some Nigerians on social media have been trending various hashtags in preparation for a protest march since the current increase in the price of fuel was announced. A protest march at Ojota has been planned for tomorrow.

https://mobile.twitter.com/Laurestar/status/1301535251320233984

This present government is really the Most Trusted, especially in terms of raising unemployment and poverty levels with wrong and wrongly-timed policies.
A government that has not accounted for the recovered loots, should be trusted to cause a total collapse in the economy.
As if subsidy is the actual hindrance to achieving economic development.

Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by udemzyudex(m): 10:56am On Sep 04, 2020

Hahahahaha.. Na God go dey punish this woman grin

See excuse.

Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by udemzyudex(m): 10:57am On Sep 04, 2020

Vyzz:

Let's see how the protest will work out...

I heard the like sending security agents to harass citizens during protest

It's now a normal something in Buhari government.

Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by IgweBUIKE1(m): 10:59am On Sep 04, 2020

[quote author= post=93555771]In as much as she is making so much sense with these words,
The main thing we are against is the timing of the increment,
It shouldn't be at the time of this pandemic at all.

But do we trust our darling Daddy that this subsidy money is safe with him rather than the one that told all Sane Nigerians to their faces that STEALING IS NOT CORRUPTION.
The one that his Minister of Petroleum looted BILLIONS of dollars and ran away from Nigeria since 2015, when PMB became President.
Same frog-eyed thief that some of her jewelries,
wrist watches, ear rings, gold and diamond chains seized from her are all worth a staggering 40000000(0) million dollars
(Children of hate, count how many zeros we have there and tell sane and honest Nigerians how many you counted!)
She stole all those BILLIONS without fuel subsidy removal, just one opolo eye woman, imagine the trillions these thieves looted collectively, especially if they were allowed to remove the subsidy back then!
Oh Yeaaaaa, we trust our darling Daddy to safe guard our money than the previous criminals!!

But right now, We and all sane, hardworking and honest Nigerians SAY NO TO FUEL PRICE INCREMENT.

For emphasis sake,

This is not the time to increase fuel price in our darling nation at all.

Not with all that is going on around the world, pandemic et al,
When people are finding it difficult to survive.

This is the same reason we voted out the party of thieves and criminals.

This is not the change we voted for.

The same way we sane, honest and hardworking Nigerians praised this government when they reduced fuel price sometimes ago, we should make sure we put our voice together to castigate and talk against this.

That is the voice the government will listen to,
Not the voice of children of hate, frustration and perdition that have never seen any good thing in our country,
That all they do is to wail continously in life.
They even wailed when the price was reduced.
They have been wailing since PMB won the election, even before swearing in!
They are not wailing for the common man like sane and honest people are doing, but they are wailing in pain that the corrupt money being shared to them by the losers they support is not forthcoming anymore.
They have been so used to corruption, they see it as a way of life.
That is what we stand against.

Sane, honest and hardworking Nigerians,
Let us come together to Say no to this fuel increase, definitely not at this time and ignore enemies of the country that want the evil politicians they voted for to remain in power together.

This is not the change we voted for.
Something must be done about this NOW!
God bless Nigeria.

We Rise[/quote]lol...I love your loyalty...even when your darling daddy is goofing around

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Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by WhizdomXX(m): 11:00am On Sep 04, 2020

LandMann:
Minimum wage is 30k FOR GOVERNMENT WORKERS

Teachers in many private schools earn 8k-15k... 20k and a little above if you have served the school for decades.

Most private establishment pay less than minimum wage.

You pay rent 4k to 5k for one room if you are lucky. If you are married with family then your rent could be from 8k above for two rooms.

Light bill is now going to cost 1.5k and above with the increase in tarrif

You transport that used to cost around 3k will now jump to 4.5k and above with the increased fuel price.

Feeding? Just better start learning to start drinking and surviving on water because that's the only thing that's affordable now.

Inflation has increased foodstuff prices so much that rubber of beans that used to sell for 300-400 now sells for above N700... Rice? Above N1200 per rubber from N500...

In summary, you can't survive on minimum wage in Nigeria, and your case is worse if you earn less than minimum wage...

Yet, politicians and over bloated civil service consume more than 50% percent of the national budget... Over 50% of our national budget is used to pay less than 5% of an over 200 million population.

We haven't even talked about the over 30% they will still loot and steal from the remaining less than 50% meant for servicing debt and funding overbloated infrastructural projects...

Let's start hanging these corrupt politicians but some are saying they are scared they will use it against opposition...

It seems we like poverty in this country and we are not ready to call it quits with suffering and a democracy that entrenches corruption more than progress.

Now they want to go protest tariff increase but won't organise to protest for a death bill be passed and fully enforced for corrupt public officials....

Best of luck to the protesters.

Let's keep suffering and smiling and getting killed till we get sense

I'm with you on this, but for me most Nigerians are willing to see the light, they prefer supporting these old thieves for #500 handouts that won't even guarantee their family's feeding. Sad.

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Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by Danniedpastor(m): 11:06am On Sep 04, 2020

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Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by yesloaded: 11:08am On Sep 04, 2020

iLegendd:
Fuel, electricity, food stuff, etc. shouldn't be reduced. What do they take Nigerians for? They think we are poor? No, no, no, Nigerians aren't poor — we are not Americans that are poor and living below $1 per day.

Everything should be increased in this country.

I've never seen most confused administration like present administration

No direction at all

Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by AreaFada2: 11:08am On Sep 04, 2020

longetivity:
that woman is an hypocrite

A very foolish and ugly one at that.

Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by heendrix(m): 11:24am On Sep 04, 2020

flexd99:
Which is more perilous?

Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by citee(m): 11:30am On Sep 04, 2020

This woman is surely delusional...

quote author=Finnese001 post=93552095]Ojota Protest: I Will Not Join You To Protest, Nigerians Trust President Buhari

The recent increase in the price of fuel to N151.56 per litre by the federal government has been generating reactions among Nigerians who have planned to stage a protest tomorrow at the Ojota to drive home their demands.

One inquisitive Nigerian who want to know if aide to president Buhari on social media, Lauretta Onochie will join them in protest tomorrow just as she did when the APC and some Nigerians protested fuel price increase during the administration of President Goodluck Jonathan, got this reaction from her:

“No I will not be Joining you and for good reasons too. Not sure you can understand but I'll try

If the subsidy was removed in 2012, the savings would have gone into private pockets Looted

Today, Nigerians have a President they trust. The recovered subsidy, would serve Nigerians”
Some Nigerians on social media have been trending various hashtags in preparation for a protest march since the current increase in the price of fuel was announced. A protest march at Ojota has been planned for tomorrow.

https://mobile.twitter.com/Laurestar/status/1301535251320233984[/quote]

Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by Ykc2(m): 11:32am On Sep 04, 2020

[quote author= post=93555771]In as much as she is making so much sense with these words,
The main thing we are against is the timing of the increment,
It shouldn't be at the time of this pandemic at all.

But do we trust our darling Daddy that this subsidy money is safe with him rather than the one that told all Sane Nigerians to their faces that STEALING IS NOT CORRUPTION.
The one that his Minister of Petroleum looted BILLIONS of dollars and ran away from Nigeria since 2015, when PMB became President.
Same frog-eyed thief that some of her jewelries,
wrist watches, ear rings, gold and diamond chains seized from her are all worth a staggering 40000000(0) million dollars
(Children of hate, count how many zeros we have there and tell sane and honest Nigerians how many you counted!)
She stole all those BILLIONS without fuel subsidy removal, just one opolo eye woman, imagine the trillions these thieves looted collectively, especially if they were allowed to remove the subsidy back then!
Oh Yeaaaaa, we trust our darling Daddy to safe guard our money than the previous criminals!!

But right now, We and all sane, hardworking and honest Nigerians SAY NO TO FUEL PRICE INCREMENT.

For emphasis sake,

This is not the time to increase fuel price in our darling nation at all.

Not with all that is going on around the world, pandemic et al,
When people are finding it difficult to survive.

This is the same reason we voted out the party of thieves and criminals.

This is not the change we voted for.

The same way we sane, honest and hardworking Nigerians praised this government when they reduced fuel price sometimes ago, we should make sure we put our voice together to castigate and talk against this.

That is the voice the government will listen to,
Not the voice of children of hate, frustration and perdition that have never seen any good thing in our country,
That all they do is to wail continously in life.
They even wailed when the price was reduced.
They have been wailing since PMB won the election, even before swearing in!
They are not wailing for the common man like sane and honest people are doing, but they are wailing in pain that the corrupt money being shared to them by the losers they support is not forthcoming anymore.
They have been so used to corruption, they see it as a way of life.
That is what we stand against.

Sane, honest and hardworking Nigerians,
Let us come together to Say no to this fuel increase, definitely not at this time and ignore enemies of the country that want the evil politicians they voted for to remain in power together.

This is not the change we voted for.
Something must be done about this NOW!
God bless Nigeria.

We Rise[/quote]these guy is confirmed fulani person pretending ,the only thing in mind of any fulani person is cow cow cow, what type of people are fulanis?

Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by Playermayweda(m): 11:35am On Sep 04, 2020

Clueless President that said he doesn't know what's happening in the country

Re: Ojota Protest: Lauretta Onochie Won't Join Protest Against Fuel Price Increase by Moji12(f): 11:37am On Sep 04, 2020

[quote author= post=93555771]In as much as she is making so much sense with these words,
The main thing we are against is the timing of the increment,
It shouldn't be at the time of this pandemic at all.

But do we trust our darling Daddy that this subsidy money is safe with him rather than the one that told all Sane Nigerians to their faces that STEALING IS NOT CORRUPTION.
The one that his Minister of Petroleum looted BILLIONS of dollars and ran away from Nigeria since 2015, when PMB became President.
Same frog-eyed thief that some of her jewelries,
wrist watches, ear rings, gold and diamond chains seized from her are all worth a staggering 40000000(0) million dollars
(Children of hate, count how many zeros we have there and tell sane and honest Nigerians how many you counted!)
She stole all those BILLIONS without fuel subsidy removal, just one opolo eye woman, imagine the trillions these thieves looted collectively, especially if they were allowed to remove the subsidy back then!
Oh Yeaaaaa, we trust our darling Daddy to safe guard our money than the previous criminals!!

But right now, We and all sane, hardworking and honest Nigerians SAY NO TO FUEL PRICE INCREMENT.

For emphasis sake,

This is not the time to increase fuel price in our darling nation at all.

Not with all that is going on around the world, pandemic et al,
When people are finding it difficult to survive.

This is the same reason we voted out the party of thieves and criminals.

This is not the change we voted for.

The same way we sane, honest and hardworking Nigerians praised this government when they reduced fuel price sometimes ago, we should make sure we put our voice together to castigate and talk against this.

That is the voice the government will listen to,
Not the voice of children of hate, frustration and perdition that have never seen any good thing in our country,
That all they do is to wail continously in life.
They even wailed when the price was reduced.
They have been wailing since PMB won the election, even before swearing in!
They are not wailing for the common man like sane and honest people are doing, but they are wailing in pain that the corrupt money being shared to them by the losers they support is not forthcoming anymore.
They have been so used to corruption, they see it as a way of life.
That is what we stand against.

Sane, honest and hardworking Nigerians,
Let us come together to Say no to this fuel increase, definitely not at this time and ignore enemies of the country that want the evil politicians they voted for to remain in power together.

This is not the change we voted for.
Something must be done about this NOW!
God bless Nigeria.

We Rise[/quote]what is your problem guy. Jus pass your message n move what is it with the back n forth and at the end of the day made no iota of sense. You r full of negativity n bitterness gosh jus chill out already. You sound so childish. What is this? Lord v mercy.

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