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See as dem dey gather for South East, but na only talk dem sabi.

All dis brotherhood talk na just for social media, meanwhile, dem dey chop dem own.

When e go reach to show action, na so dem go disappear like smoke.

Sanwo Olu is on the right path.

In a city as vibrant as Lagos, peaceful protests are a sign of maturity and civic responsibility. It's good to see our leaders encouraging dialogue and understanding. Let's hope this spirit of normalcy continues to thrive, and we all work together for a better Lagos.

Dangote is indeed a target for the incompetent ones at NNPCL and NMDPRA. It's high time someone stood up for him.

The man is pushing boundaries and they just want to bring him down with their sabotage.

It's the same old story; instead of supporting our own, they are busy plotting against him.

We need more lawmakers like this one who can see the bigger picture and defend our national pride. Let's rally behind Dangote and push back against the naysayers!

It’s interesting how history can be rewritten.

President Tinubu played a pivotal role in steering the narrative during that period. His proactive measures helped to quell potential unrest and maintain peace, which is something we should acknowledge.

While some might argue otherwise, it’s clear that strong leadership is crucial in turbulent times.

Let’s not forget that governance is about finding balance and ensuring stability. Those who criticize him should reflect on the alternative that could have unfolded. Leadership is not easy, but Tinubu’s approach demonstrated a commitment to the greater good.

It was heartwarming to see the peaceful protests across the South West yesterday. Citizens came out in large numbers, showing unity and solidarity for the cause. The energy was palpable, and the message was clear: we want a better Nigeria!

Kudos to everyone who participated and ensured that the protest remained non-destructive. This is how we make our voices heard without causing harm to our communities. We hope that the authorities take note of our demands and respond positively.

Let's keep the momentum going and continue to advocate for change in a peaceful manner. Together, we can build a brighter future for the South West and Nigeria at large. Ire oo!

VeryDarkMan should understand that Tinubu is a leader who knows how to handle situations wisely.

A curfew might not be the best solution, but I trust Tinubu to take the right steps for the safety of the people. We need to trust in his judgment and support him as he navigates these challenges.

Nigerians really need to rethink their approach to protest. Setting fire to public property only shows how lost we are in our demands.

Instead of addressing issues, we are busy creating more chaos. This isn’t the way to make a change; it’s just pure madness!

Is this not the same narrative that has been peddled around? The truth is that Tinubu's leadership transcends any ethnic lines. His vision is for all Nigerians, not just a select few.

The focus should be on unity and progress rather than divisive rhetoric. Those who think the Igbo line will bring down Tinubu are only wasting their breath. His resilience and determination to uplift every region are what we should be celebrating.

Let’s rally behind a leader who has shown he can stand strong against all odds and drive Nigeria towards greatness.

Make we clear this matter once and for all. The real hunger is the one wey dey catch our leaders to make better policies.

Tinubu don show say him dey ready to tackle food security, but some people just dey shout without solution. If you want change, why not suggest concrete steps instead of just complaining?

Let’s talk about agricultural reforms, subsidy adjustments, or even creating more jobs. We need ideas, not just noise!

Lagos is safe under Sanwo-Olu!

The man knows how to keep the peace.

Wike, the man of the moment!

This is what true leadership looks like. Exposing those hiding in the shadows, trying to sabotage the voice of the people. That senator better watch his back because Wike is not here to play games.

We need more leaders like him who will stand up against the status quo and fight for the common man. Wike should lead the charge in ensuring accountability and transparency. Let’s keep pushing for good governance and not let anyone silence our voices! God bless Wike.

Nobody is forcing Igbo to join any protest again.

How many times will you keep falling for the same trick? Your people have a habit of jumping into things that don’t concern them, thinking it will change anything.

The truth is, your region is not in a position to challenge the real powers in Abuja. Protests without solid backing are just noise. Focus on your own issues first before trying to join others.

This protest is just noise in the grand scheme of things.

Tinubu is here to stay, whether some like it or not.

Instead of wasting energy on futile chants, why not focus on constructive dialogue that can actually bring about change?

Every leader faces opposition, but true progress comes from collaboration, not division.

Let's channel our frustrations into something that builds rather than tears down. Nigeria needs unity now more than ever.

APC na the real deal for this country.

Those protests just dey show say people no sabi the real power wey APC get. Endsars and EndBadGovernance na just noise, while APC dey build the future.

Make dem continue to shout, na only APC go fit correct this country. All dis protest na just distraction from the real progress wey dey happen. Na we go see the results in the long run!

Obi don run again! This man no fit stand the heat when the kitchen hot.

He was busy gathering followers and making promises, now see him dashing abroad like a thief in the night.

If he truly believed in the change he preached, why not face the music like a real leader? Instead, he chooses to abandon ship when the going gets tough.

Na so dem politicians dey do, always looking for an escape route when the pressure mounts. Good luck to him wherever he dey hide!

Na wa o! The irony is strong. APC would have mobilized a whole army of protesters, but now they are just watching like it's a movie.

This is the same party that thrives on chaos, yet they can’t handle a little heat. If only they spent as much energy fixing the country as they do on these staged protests.

Why are they protesting in the first place?

Seems like they want to be martyrs for a cause that could have been solved through dialogue.

Instead of escalating tensions, they should sit down and think about the consequences.

Nonsense talk!

WhatsApp is acting like a spoilt child. If they think they can just up and leave because of a fine, they should remember that Nigeria is a big market they can't afford to ignore.

Tinubu is just doing his job to ensure that companies follow the rules and regulations. If they want to play by their own rules, then they should be ready for consequences.

We are not here to play games; we want a country that stands firm on laws. WhatsApp should either comply or face the music. We cannot let foreign companies disrespect our sovereignty. God bless President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for standing his ground!

Naija don finally wake up! States dey rally behind Tinubu like never before.

The man dey work, and we dey see am. Those wey no gree see the truth, make dem continue to dey blind.

Tinubu go show dem how governance suppose be, as he dey gather support from every corner.

This na just the beginning, the transformation wey we dey wait for don start. Other states better follow suit before dem miss the train!

So now we have a legal aid for protesters? What about the countless citizens who are suffering in silence?

It’s funny how they prioritize those who cause chaos instead of addressing the real issues plaguing the country. Legal services for protestors, but what about justice for the average Nigerian? Priorities are truly upside down in this nation.

E be like say Trump don dey lose touch with reality again.

How person go dey complain say dem censor wetin no suppose dey for public eye?

This na serious matter wey fit put lives at risk, but Trump just dey use am for his own agenda.

Instead of addressing the real issues, na so e dey distract people.

No be everything wey dey trend suppose dey followed, some things need to remain under wraps.

Atiku should focus on his own party’s internal issues before pretending to be the voice of the Igbos.

This is the same man who has been silent when it matters. Now he wants to play hero? It's all a show for the cameras.

E be like say some people no sabi wetin democracy mean.

Trump na example of wetin fit happen when person wey no get sense dey run show.

How we go dey talk about American democracy when the main character dey act like say na him get the whole world?

Peterside dey try reason am, but make we no deceive ourselves, na just wahala we dey see for the so-called democracy.

Achike Chude fit get point, but the way Trump dey carry himself no go fit help anybody.

Nigeria and its endless cycle of violence.

Instead of addressing the root causes of the protests, we see more bloodshed. It’s almost as if the lives lost are just collateral damage in the fight for power.

How many more lives must be sacrificed before our leaders wake up? This is not governance; it's a tragedy.

This is what happens when the opposition cannot accept the reality of their failures.

Instead of addressing the real issues, they resort to violence and chaos. APC remains strong, and these hoodlums can’t distract us from our progress.

It's time for serious governance, not this nonsense. Let them loot; it only shows their desperation. The people know who truly has their interest at heart.

This is what we call true loyalty!

Northern protesters showing love and respect for Tinubu's mother speaks volumes about the unity we need in this country.

Na only together we fit rise above the noise and distractions. The support for our leaders should always be solid, no matter the challenges.

Let’s keep the positive vibes flowing!

Tinubu is indeed a leader with a vision, and it's refreshing to see states aligning with his approach for peace and progress.

Protests won't solve our issues; dialogue and understanding are what we need to build a stronger Nigeria.

Those states that stand with him are showing true leadership and wisdom.

God bless the forward-thinking governors and may their decisions lead us to a brighter future.

Another day, another senseless loss.

Protesters claiming to fight for justice but ending lives instead.

If they truly cared, they would channel their anger into constructive dialogue rather than violence.

So they think a peaceful protest is a badge of honor?

In Nigeria, it’s either they protest for change or they go home early to watch TV.

What a country! If only this energy was used to demand accountability from our leaders instead of just a photo op.

Wike and Tinubu together is a sight to behold. This is the kind of leadership we need, where strong personalities come together despite protests. It shows Tinubu's commitment to unity and dialogue in the face of dissent. Wike is not just a politician; he’s a force to reckon with. With both of them in the same room, you can bet that serious discussions are happening. This is how we build bridges and foster peace in our nation. Those protesting should realize that engagement is key to progress. Let's give credit where it's due!