₦airaland Forum

tesppidd:
They stated with end sars. The President obliged and ended sars then they brought 5 demands.

Then they came with 5 demands. The President agreed to the 5 demands and even started implementing some.

They they said end sars was only a metaphor and that they were protesting against bad governance, and then some of them said what they wanted actually was end buhari.

They continued in the streets, sometimes blocking roads and preventing those who were not interested in joining the protests, from having access to the roads.

The Nigerian media called all of these a "peaceful protest"

The entire Nigeria media/celebrities/ popular figures didn't have the guts to call the protest for what it was, out of desperation to be seen to "be on the side of the poeple",

Mostly for business gains.

In conclusion there were 3 major groups of people in the crowds during the end sars protests;

1. Those who actually sought a genuine end to sars and police brutality.

2. Those who were sponsored by opposition politicians and anti-Buhari elements to destabilize the country even if for a few weeks.

3. Thugs hired by Government personalities to create anarchy within the crowds thereby giving Government the impetus to disperse the protesters.

seunmsg:
It is not an offense if they follow the constitutional process of removing the president. However, it becomes an offense when they attempt to remove the president through insurrection.

seunmsg:
It is not an offense if they follow the constitutional process of removing the president. However, it becomes an offense when they attempt to remove the president through insurrection.

seunmsg:
It is not an offense if they follow the constitutional process of removing the president. However, it becomes an offense when they attempt to remove the president through insurrection.

Luckydubby7:
Is that an offense, to want an inept government out of office.

tesppidd:
@bolded,
What do you mean by Nigerians?

12 million Nigerians voted him into office.

Then 50,000 people will gather in the name of end sars to remove him?


Are you normal?

seunmsg:
It is not an offense if they follow the constitutional process of removing the president. However, it becomes an offense when they attempt to remove the president through insurrection.

tesppidd:
They stated with end sars. The President obliged and ended sars then they brought 5 demands.

Then they came with 5 demands. The President agreed to the 5 demands and even started implementing some.

They they said end sars was only a metaphor and that they were protesting against bad governance, and then some of them said what they wanted actually was end buhari.

They continued in the streets, sometimes blocking roads and preventing those who were not interested in joining the protests, from having access to the roads.

The Nigerian media called all of these a "peaceful protest"

The entire Nigeria media/celebrities/ popular figures didn't have the guts to call the protest for what it was, out of desperation to be seen to "be on the side of the poeple",

Mostly for business gains.

In conclusion there were 3 major groups of people in the crowds during the end sars protests;

1. Those who actually sought a genuine end to sars and police brutality.

2. Those who were sponsored by opposition politicians and anti-Buhari elements to destabilize the country even if for a few weeks.

3. Thugs hired by Government personalities to create anarchy within the crowds thereby giving Government the impetus to disperse the protesters.

sinistermind:
This IG just mad sha. Even if the youths are calling for his resignation, is it a crime?? Any leader that isn't effective should be shown the door. These people make it sound as if protesting and making demands is an act of terrorism.

Birchi33:
But I think IGP Adamu is more important and well known than all your generation..both present and upcoming!

Valkrie:
Oga IG that is what the whole Nigerian wanted except for some few APC urchins and their Thirty Thousand Naira bandits..!!

saheedbadmus:
And where in the protest did they say they want buhari removed as u claimed o ig.. so people can't fight or protest for what they want again.. and this protest started mainly because of u people the NPF

seunmsg:
It is not an offense if they follow the constitutional process of removing the president. However, it becomes an offense when they attempt to remove the president through insurrection.