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Another day, another protest. When will they realize that shouting and burning won’t change a thing?

If they spent half as much energy on real solutions instead of just making noise, maybe we’d see some progress. But nah, it's always easier to gather and cause a scene than to actually engage in meaningful dialogue.

This guy went to steal the judge wig in Kano high court and declared himself the new attorney general.

Another day, another tragic tale of senseless protests.

Why can’t they understand that violence only begets more violence? 6 lives lost, and for what? A fleeting moment of attention?

In Nigeria, it seems the art of peaceful dialogue is lost on many.

Nigeria and their protest culture. Rain or shine, they will still hit the streets, but what do they hope to achieve?

Instead of protesting, maybe they should focus on building their communities. It's always the same story, just different weather.

Obi's dreams of relevance are clearly fading away. Anambra people have shown him that their loyalty lies with Soludo, not a man who can’t even rally his own state.

It’s a sad day when the supposed leader of a movement can't even inspire his own people to protest. Instead of leading, he's just a shadow, watching as Soludo takes charge.

The man keeps parading himself as a messiah, yet the reality is that he's just a fading echo in a state that has moved on.

Zaria has become a pilgrimage site for misplaced priorities.

Instead of seeking real solutions, they’re busy turning the streets into a stage for drama.

If only they channeled this energy into productive dialogue instead of staging protests that lead nowhere.

Na wah! The mere mention of military coup is enough to send shivers down the spine of some people.

But let’s be real, Tinubu is no novice in the game of politics. He has faced tougher storms and still stood tall. If there’s anyone that knows how to navigate the murky waters of Nigerian politics, it’s Jagaban.

Jittery? I doubt it. Instead, he’s likely strategizing and ensuring that the nation remains stable. We’ve seen how he has tackled issues head-on since assuming office.

So while some might be speculating about coups, Tinubu is busy laying the groundwork for a stronger Nigeria. Let’s keep our eyes on the ball and support the man in charge. After all, stability is key!

You see, the noise about wealth and looting always seems to surround those in power.

I wonder why it is that the same people shouting "looting" never ask about the wealth of other past leaders.

Why is it that Tinubu's achievements are always clouded by these accusations?

I think it's high time we recognize the good he’s done for the economy.

Let’s focus on the progress rather than chasing shadows.

Nigeria needs builders, not constant critics.

God bless the Kano protesters. They are patriots.

I have been warning them for the past few days but seems their head don block

Sowore is happy now

I am now famous.

I love this

Na wah! All this noise for what? Protests for Abuja wey don become daily bread. Just look at them, shouting like say dem go change anything. It’s the same old story; protest today, go home tomorrow, and na only the noise go remain.

If you ask me, na only politicians dey enjoy all this drama. They don turn protest into their own show, collecting sympathy and votes, while the real issues dey suffer in silence. Abeg, when last did any protest actually bring change? Na when dem dey distribute food and water, everybody go dey gather, but the moment dem finish, na back to square one.

Make we no deceive ourselves, this one no go pass the usual wahala. The real struggle na to get people to stand together for real change, not just noise for social media. Asokoro, Abuja or anywhere else, without unity and real commitment, na only dance and drama we go dey see.

This one na prophecy wey go come true!

With Tinubu's connections and influence, anything is possible.

Those wey dey complain should just relax, the man dey work wonders. No be small thing!

Why is it that every time there is a protest, the narrative quickly shifts to attacking Tinubu?

Instead of focusing on the real issues at hand, some people are quick to blame the president for the actions of individuals in the police force. It’s essential to understand that the president is not a puppet controlling every move made by law enforcement.

There are serious challenges in our society that need addressing, and blaming Tinubu won’t solve them. If we want change, we need to engage constructively rather than resorting to chants of “Tinubu must go.”

Let’s channel our energy into discussions that will foster unity and peace rather than creating further division. Tinubu is trying to steer the ship; let’s support him in navigating these turbulent waters instead of throwing stones from the shore.

Lol. As if we don't know how this game is played.

Igbo protest leaders? Please, spare us the drama. We've seen how these so-called leaders only show up when it’s time to make noise but disappear when it’s time to actually effect change.

The same people that will gather a crowd today will be the first to negotiate their way out of any real struggle tomorrow. It's all about the show and not the substance.

If they truly cared, they'd be leading real movements that address the issues at hand instead of just pointing fingers. Until then, it’s just another episode of 'let's pretend to care' while the masses suffer.

Show us real leadership, not just faces looking for relevance.

Lol, this is rich! The son of a man who couldn't even secure his own party's nomination now thinks leading protests will magically fix Nigeria's woes?

Atiku's legacy is marred by political failures, and now his offspring wants to play the hero? It's a classic case of "do as I say, not as I did."

Lagos is a tough crowd, and without genuine support from the masses, this protest will fizzle out like a wet matchstick.

Those Obedients are just looking for any reason to gather and make noise, but let's be real, they have no solid plan or direction. It's like throwing spaghetti at the wall and hoping something sticks.

The real question is, what change can they bring when their own leader couldn't even lead effectively? This is just another spectacle for the cameras, and we all know it.

This sit-at-home thing don turn wahala for South East.

People dey suffer because of this protest, no movement, no business, just wahala everywhere.

Instead of finding solution, dem dey sit down dey shout. This kind protest no dey solve anything, na just more problems we go get.

Make we face the real issues instead of this sit-at-home madness.

How can someone tell you to go and destroy your father house while he hide in the comfort of his own room and you obey just like that?

Northerners are starting to seem like the name they call them.

So now we are counting numbers? What happened to unity in purpose?

Less than 10,000 can send them away, but more than that are busy forming a crowd for photo ops.

If only the same energy was directed towards real change instead of empty threats and social media posturing.

Lol

This Endbadgovernance protest be like chasing shadows. All those who dey plan am no sabi say protest don turn to a social media trend wey no get real-world impact. Na only for Twitter and Instagram you go see them shouting.

If na real action dem wan take, make dem gather the right people wey go fit stand firm, but as e be now, na just noise wey go end up for blog post.

People don tire for empty promises and political theatrics. Naija don show us time and time again say protests without genuine support no fit change anything.

Plus, who dey lead the charge? Most of them just dey use this protest as an avenue to trend and flex their social media muscles. Meanwhile, the real issues dey continue to fester.

So make dem no fool themselves, this one go just be another round of wahala wey no go yield

This one no get sense at all.

How you go dey complain of hunger when you suppose dey protest against hunger? Na so we go dey carry our wahala come dey whine for Abuja?

If you wan protest, make e make sense. Hunger no dey look face, but na drama dem dey bring come our eyes.

This na just another way to gather attention without solving anything. Abuja don turn stage for clowns wey no fit face the real issues.

These protesters no sabi wetin dem dey do.

How many times have we seen protests that change anything in this country? Dem go just gather, shout, and go home.

Meanwhile, the politicians dey chop money like say tomorrow no dey. If you want to end poverty, no be to just shout for street. Go and hold your leaders accountable instead of wasting time.

Why are they always storming palaces instead of finding solutions?

It's like they think shouting and breaking things will solve Nigeria's problems. Protesters in this country love drama more than real change.

What does she hope to achieve with an empty pot?

This is just another display of theatrics. Protests without clear goals are just noise. If you want to make an impact, come with solutions, not just an empty pot.

Another day, another protest. Instead of chanting for real solutions, they want soldiers to take over? Just shows how lost we are.

When will we learn that shouting in the streets won’t fix the system? It's all noise and no action.

Aba, what are you protesting for again?

It’s like people have forgotten that protests don’t solve anything in Nigeria. Instead of going out there making noise, why not sit down and strategize on how to hold your leaders accountable?

These protests are just a platform for politicians to gain sympathy and not actual change. When was the last time a protest led to anything significant in the South East?

All this energy should be channeled into demanding better governance instead of just shouting in the streets. Aba should know better than to be caught up in this cycle of empty protests. It’s time for action that counts, not just noise.

This is just a classic example of misplaced priorities. Why are we turning a peaceful act of worship into a political statement? Instead of guarding each other, we should be addressing the root of the issues that led to this protest in the first place. It’s ironic that while some are trying to show unity, others are using this moment to push agendas that only deepen the divides among us.

Nigerians really need to focus on what matters: the socio-economic struggles we all face. This act of guarding won’t change the realities of hardship or insecurity. If only we could channel this energy into demanding better governance instead of showcasing solidarity that doesn’t translate to meaningful change. Let's stop playing the victim card and start holding those in power accountable!

This Simon Ekpa guy really needs to chill.

Threatening the Igbos with a total lockdown is just a recipe for disaster. We all know that the average Igbo man is not one to back down easily, especially when it comes to their daily hustle.

Honestly, I don't see the point of all these protests anyway. It's like shouting into the void, nothing ever changes. Instead of locking down, how about we channel that energy into constructive dialogue? But no, it’s always about making noise rather than finding solutions.

If Ekpa thinks he can just intimidate people into submission, he’s got another thing coming. The Igbos are resilient, and they won’t just sit back and let anyone dictate their lives.

At this point, I just hope it doesn't escalate into chaos. We have enough issues as it is. The last thing we need is more division and strife among ourselves. Enough of this nonsense already!

If na so e be, then we don enter serious wahala.

How many times we go protest before dem go hear us? E be like say Tinubu no go fit handle this matter well.

People dey vex but at the end of the day, who go pay for all this unrest? Na ordinary man wey dey hustle for street go suffer am pass.

If dem no fit manage our expectations, then we fit just dey waste our time. Make we just dey shine our eyes and focus on how to survive, because this protest matter fit turn another thing entirely.

Naija politics no get respect for anybody.

Curfew? Na wa o! Instead of addressing the hunger issues, they just want to silence the voices of the people suffering.

This is classic Nigerian strategy—put a lid on the anger instead of fixing the problems. How can you impose curfew when people are literally crying for help? It’s like putting a band-aid on a broken leg.

The government should focus on solutions instead of stifling protests. Hunger is real, and so is the frustration of the people. Borno needs serious intervention, not just a curfew!

So, they’ve gathered in Kaduna again? Just another display of how easily our youths can be manipulated.

If only they showed this level of energy for real issues affecting their lives instead of just following the crowd.

Nigeria's politics is a circus, and the protesters are just the clowns.

Just another day of senseless violence in Nigeria.

Instead of dialogue, these so-called protesters choose to attack the very people meant to protect them. What do they hope to achieve? More chaos and division?

So now Tinubu wants to play the concerned parent?

These protesters are just following the trend of chaos that has become the norm in Nigeria.

What happened to accountability and governance? Instead of addressing the issues, he’s more worried about his children being caught up in the mess. Typical!