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Wow, iconic!

The making of a 21st Century Heroine.... Aisha Yesufu. She is being gradually turned into an icon of this #ENDSARS project.

By the way, she is from Edo State, Edo North area of Etsako town. ��

God bless the irrepressible spirit of the long-suffering Nigerian people.

That is the problem with you demented lots, countless number of persons are out there risking their lives, you nitwits are on the media applauding and according unnecessary plausibility to one person.

This one wants to hijack this protest like Bring Back Our Girls

#EndSARS has no leader and I hope FG doesn't bribe this one snapping pictures because it's a waste and people would continue protesting

She is just on an ego trip.

She's a HEROINE

MZrapper:
That is the problem with you demented lots, countless number of persons are out there risking their lives, you nitwits are on the media applauding and according unnecessary plausibility to one person.

Don't get it twisted, Sis, no one is trying to idolise the lady.

And give it to Aisha Yesufu, she is not a 24-hour wonder, not an emergency creation. While many of us have been ventilating from behind our keyboards, Aisha has been out there on the tarmac for long. She was in April 2014, for example, at the forefront of the Bring Back Our Girls Movement, for the recovery of the abducted over 200 Chibok girls.

But relax. She is not taking the shine of all those out there on the streets, daring the worst.

Aisha is merely a metaphor. She is not taking the credit of all of us millions who have pushed out nationwide to express our collective anger. She represents all of us.

I hope you understand. One Love. Shalom. Salam.

We should not praise one individual in this struggle. To me, the young man that lost his life is the face of this struggle.

How?


This is purely a paid adverts..

Nonsense!

Yahoo boys will be very pleased with her. She has given them a big break to breath with ease for a while.

bignews2020:
Don't get it twisted, Sis, no one is trying to idolise the lady.

And give it to Aisha Yesufu, she is not a 24-hour wonder, not an emergency creation. While many of us have been ventilating from behind our keyboards, Aisha has been out there on the tarmac for long. She was in April 2014, for example, at the forefront of the Bring Back Our Girls Movement, for the recovery of the abducted over 200 Chibok girls.

But relax. She is not taking the shine of all those out there on the streets, daring the worst.

Aisha is merely a metaphor. She is not taking the credit of all of us millions who have pushed out nationwide to express our collective anger. She represents all of us.

I hope you understand. One Love. Shalom. Salam.

Story story.

She could be a plant by Buhari and his people, to commandeer the protests and moulding it in a way that they want.

No one should single her out for attention. She doesn't deserve it at all.
Not when they all worked to bring in the most useless president Nigeria has ever had. Now she wants to be idolised.
No way chick. Iyasikwa

amarachi06:
We should not praise one individual in this struggle. To me, the young man that lost his life is the face of this struggle.

Perfectly agree!

This protesting nursing mother with her baby is another iconic figure....

amarachi06:
We should not praise one individual in this struggle. To me, the young man that lost his life is the face of this struggle.

Nne iji okwu. She should just join the others in the protest and not be attempting to promote herself.

By the way, where is the money for her self promotion coming from? I'm sure it is not from her purse. She is being sponsored by unseen hands. Most probably Buhari