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The looting going on may be used by the Government to discredit the aspirations of the Youths for tangible Reform.

The Youths need to regroup and police themselves.

There are people out there using former Speaker Bankole as an example.

Beware.

No, those are the used, dumped, hungry, deprived and depressed political thugs venting their anger against the rotten system. They do not represent the large population of the youths.

I do not support looting and destruction of properties but let tell ourselves the truth. Nigeria needs revival

SoBright101:
No, those are the used, dumped, hungry, deprived and depressed political thugs venting their anger against the rotten system. They do not represent the large population of the youths.

I do not support looting and destruction of properties but let tell ourselves the truth. Nigeria needs revival

90 percent of Nigerians are corrupt and even worse than their leaders they criticise ..let's stop fooling ourselves

I can't confirm the percentage of corrupt youths but am very sure corruption was institutionalized by the government. The old politicians created poverty so when they give you bribe you won't resist. Let Buhari use 1,2 or 3 of his appointees as scape goat, let pass a law for life imprisonment for corrupt politicians, you would see massive positive changes in the country. 200 million naira was allocated for renovation of vandalised palace during the protest in Oyo state, is that not corruption? How cost is the whole building?

SalamRushdie:
90 percent of Nigerians are corrupt and even worse than their leaders they criticise ..let's stop fooling ourselves

Anyone that thinks Revolution can take place without the guilty and the innocent getting caught, knows very little.

It is the reason people call for peaceful Reform. But those in Power will not let go and always think they can use force to kill and suppress popular agitation.

Only temporarily though. Determined people will always prevail. See how long it takes for Lagos in particular and sooner than later, for Nigerian Youths to explode.

Those of you flashing foreign plastics, cars, houses and bleached bodies have pinpointed yourselves for reactions on social medias.

Kotinue. In the mist of abject poverty.

SoBright101:
I can't confirm the percentage of corrupt youths but am very sure corruption was institutionalized by the government. The old politicians created poverty so when they give you bribe you won't resist. Let Buhari use 1,2 or 3 of his appointees as scape goat, let pass a law for life imprisonment for corrupt politicians, you would see massive positive changes in the country. 200 million naira was allocated for renovation of vandalised palace during the protest in Oyo state, is that not corruption? How cost is the whole building?