ignis:
I thought the protesters don't have leaders... So who is coming up with this clean up trash?

Buhari don't give a fvck about the protesters...

Starzo:
E pain am Wether u like it or not the south will unite and conquer all

festacman:
The hustle is real. This looks like some smart guys are thinking fast and working hard to cash out before the euphoria dies.

We need the names and faces of conveners, please.

Focktot:
Abuja should be their main focus next time not Lagos


Buhari is not living in Lagos.

Between covid 19 lock down and looting spree/ Endsars lock down and looting spree

I think Lagos has sacrificed enough for National interest for now.


Thanks.

PhiliptheArab:


This demannd you are making is as old as the hills on this site. Seun even commented on the idea years ago. No change so far.

blamingthedevil:
EndSars Peaceful Protesters. .. sorry destruction instigators

Royalfurnitures:
I must commend the collective effort of those that came up with this idea but my question is this,..concerning the process of voting representaves at different level, how are we sure that the govt and their agents would not infiltrate the process and vote in their own prefered people as agents, people who would do their bidding,agree to whatever they say,and water down the strength of this protest since this voting is online and faceless and nobody knows who is voting?

Your home is incomplete without good quality furniture thats why we are here for you

Leebills:
Please take your protest to Abuja, nothing can be achieved in Lagos.

AquaPetals:

Gratefulheart1:
Every good people should stop disturbing themselves.
One issue is bad nigerian leaders, another problem is nigerians themselves.
It's hard to help and please Nigerians. They will still turn around and attack you.
Set of confused people. Maybe that is why God is careful on how to intervene because this same Nigerians will still turn around and blame God.
Nigerians are cold this moment, hot the next moment, they support you now, next moment they attack you. Confused people.
Nigerians are very unstable and volatile elements, very emotional and sentimental. Sometimes they're logical, other times they can be easily dragged with their noses, sometimes they look at issues rational, other times they just blindly follow the first person on the queue or first comment on a thread with no personal evaluation of the situation.

If you want to help Nigerians, prepare for the worst because same Nigerians you're helping will turn around and fight against you.

Kaddashy:
Let's see how it goes

AquaPetals:

GNBohr:
Hmm, those are the names they call them by- street urchins, miscreants, hoodlums, touts, what other names do we call them out there. They all over Nigeria in their millions. Oh, they're the ones that infiltrated the peaceful protests. Ah, they were the ones that inflicted the destruction across the country - burning, looting, stealing, killing and, yeah, raping. Really. Were those really their names, I think not. They were the creation of you and me, the monster given birth to and nurtured by the irresponsible system of government we run. They're forgotten, neglected, abandoned, discarded, marginalised children of the country whose lives have become valueless to you and me. So we think, until they reminded all of us once again of their presence, value, importance, efficiency and effectiveness. In just twenty four hours, they brought the entire nation to attention making all of us to scurry to our mothers and fathers, sent the affluents to their sanctuary, that's if they believe it to be so, the leaders were hurriedly moving from one meetings to another. The world looked on in amazement. Just like a wind, they retreated to be by another whirlwind, sooner or later. Do we think we can get away with it, the injustice and inequality that bred them. Let's continue to live in denial as if we don't know the use we put them into. Politicians always negatively empower them, leaders use them as disruptive agents, yet society detest them. These elements know what we think about them, they know we don't value their lives. Surprised, how we now expect them to value all that's societal, the infrastructures, the investments, the government structure, the businesses, oh yes our safety and indeed our lives. Keep calling them all those names and be in fools Paradise, congratulating ourselves for every milestone that doesn't involve them. They're there to destroy everything that we have built, endanger all our lives, kill our loved ones and ultimately crash everything if we continue to turn blind eyes to their existence. The children that the society refuse or fail to cultivate will cultivate themselves into nemesis. We are our own nemesis and we continue to live with it until we decide to cultivate every single child born of this country. Remember, another time is coming for their emergence from where they have crawled back into. They are waiting, watching, thinking and angling for that another time.

GNBohr:
Hmm, those are the names they call them by- street urchins, miscreants, hoodlums, touts, what other names do we call them out there. They all over Nigeria in their millions. Oh, they're the ones that infiltrated the peaceful protests. Ah, they were the ones that inflicted the destruction across the country - burning, looting, stealing, killing and, yeah, raping. Really. Were those really their names, I think not. They were the creation of you and me, the monster given birth to and nurtured by the irresponsible system of government we run. They're forgotten, neglected, abandoned, discarded, marginalised children of the country whose lives have become valueless to you and me. So we think, until they reminded all of us once again of their presence, value, importance, efficiency and effectiveness. In just twenty four hours, they brought the entire nation to attention making all of us to scurry to our mothers and fathers, sent the affluents to their sanctuary, that's if they believe it to be so, the leaders were hurriedly moving from one meetings to another. The world looked on in amazement. Just like a wind, they retreated to be by another whirlwind, sooner or later. Do we think we can get away with it, the injustice and inequality that bred them. Let's continue to live in denial as if we don't know the use we put them into. Politicians always negatively empower them, leaders use them as disruptive agents, yet society detest them. These elements know what we think about them, they know we don't value their lives. Surprised, how we now expect them to value all that's societal, the infrastructures, the investments, the government structure, the businesses, oh yes our safety and indeed our lives. Keep calling them all those names and be in fools Paradise, congratulating ourselves for every milestone that doesn't involve them. They're there to destroy everything that we have built, endanger all our lives, kill our loved ones and ultimately crash everything if we continue to turn blind eyes to their existence. The children that the society refuse or fail to cultivate will cultivate themselves into nemesis. We are our own nemesis and we continue to live with it until we decide to cultivate every single child born of this country. Remember, another time is coming for their emergence from where they have crawled back into. They are waiting, watching, thinking and angling for that another time.

Focktot:
Abuja should be their main focus next time not Lagos


Buhari is not living in Lagos.

Between covid 19 lock down and looting spree/ Endsars lock down and looting spree

I think Lagos has sacrificed enough for National interest for now.


Thanks.

ivolt:
What are the names of these group coordinators? They claim to have no leader but who is issuing statements on behalf of the group? Are they really in control of the protesters still blocking some roads?

ynglukas:

this is I believe can still only be solved by collective voting of persons/people we think are capable in leading us through this struggle and likely have also been important in it as stated in that article.