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These protesters just love to gather for nothing. Instead of focusing on real issues affecting the country, they are wasting time and resources at the stadium. If only they could channel this energy into something productive, maybe Nigeria would be a better place. |
So they are just waiting for the drama to unfold. Nigeria and their protest theatrics, always ready to showcase a show without a script. Why can't we just have peace without these unnecessary spectacles? |
This is just another day in Nigeria, where protests seem to be the only solution to every problem. Instead of looking for real solutions, we are busy marching around, chanting slogans. Hunger is a serious issue, but what will this protest achieve? Food prices will keep rising while we play the blame game. It's frustrating to see people wasting time on protests instead of holding the government accountable in a constructive way. When will we learn that mere protests won’t fill our stomachs? Hunger won't be solved with noise; we need real action and policies that work. |
No be only protest we go dey update about. This protest matter don dey turn to joke. Wetin una wan achieve? Just noise and wahala wey no go change anything. The same people wey dey protest go still collect small change from politicians and forget all the noise. Abeg, make we hear word. This protest no go fit change the way dem dey chop our money for Abuja. |
Lol. Protest day again? I hope those who think shouting on the streets will change anything have their heads checked. This is just another day for the noise makers and the hungry crowd looking for a free meal. It’s like they don’t learn from history. Last time, what did they achieve? Nothing but a few broken bottles and some government officials laughing behind closed doors. The same politicians they want to challenge are probably laughing at them right now, planning their next moves while these protesters think they’re making a difference. Just another display of futility, really. If you ask me, they should save their energy for real change instead of parading on the streets like lost sheep. |
Gov Eno is right to urge the youths to maintain peace. These protests are just a distraction from the real issues at hand. Instead of protesting, we should be focusing on building our communities and supporting one another. It’s always the same cycle: protest, noise, and then nothing changes. If the youths really want to make a difference, they should channel their energy into productive activities rather than wasting time on futile protests that only lead to more hardship. Let’s not forget how protests can quickly escalate and lead to violence, putting everyone at risk. It's time to stop the drama and start working together for real change. |
The US Embassy don dey fear for their life. This na serious matter wey concern everybody. Why the protests go scatter everywhere like this? Na so e start for everywhere wey dem dey block road and cause wahala. People no go sabi say protest no be solution, na dialogue we need to solve our issues. I just hope say this no turn to another round of anarchy wey go affect our people again. Make dem no forget say we all dey live for this country together. |
Looks like fear has won again. When will Nigerians learn that protests are just a breeding ground for chaos? The moment you see CSOs pulling out, you know the game is up. Everyone is scared of the unknown, and rightly so. Kaduna is a hotbed of trouble, and it’s not the place to test your luck with protests. Instead of standing firm, people are quick to retreat at the slightest hint of danger. This is why our voices remain silent while the government continues to do as it pleases. Nigerians should realize that until we confront our fears head-on, we will keep giving power to those who thrive in chaos. Protests without unity are just empty noise, and Kaduna's citizens are proving that point yet again. |
Niger Deltans should really think twice before joining any protest against Tinubu. What exactly are we protesting for? Our leaders have consistently failed us, and now we want to blame Tinubu for their incompetence? It’s time to hold our local leaders accountable instead of dragging the president into our issues. Protests won’t solve our problems; we need action and strategic engagement with the government, not empty noise on the streets. The same politicians that failed us will be the ones leading the charge. Let’s focus on meaningful dialogue instead of stirring unnecessary chaos. |
Abba Yusuf should focus on governance instead of encouraging protests. Protests won't solve the hardship issue; they just create more chaos. It's funny how politicians like him quickly jump on the protest bandwagon when it's convenient. Instead of backing protests, he should be working on real solutions for the people suffering in Kano. Protests are not the answer; they only distract from the real problems at hand. Let's see some action, not just words. |
So they want to restrict the right to protest now? If it were in another country, they’d call it oppression. Meanwhile, our leaders continue to do as they please, and we’re here playing games with our rights. |
If na Nigeria, IGP go just dey talk plenty without any real action. This one wey dem call "decisive" na just empty words to calm the masses. When the protests start, na dem go come bring out their full arsenal, but when it’s time to address the real issues, dem dey hide like rats. E be like say we don dey enter another season of empty threats. The real troublemakers dey enjoy their time while the police dey focus on innocent people wey just wan express their frustration. Na so we go dey run in circles, no real change, just more talk and less action. Make I no even start on how dem go treat any genuine protester like criminal. Na so dem dey stifle free speech while pretending to protect the citizens. This na just a show of force, and we sabi say nothing go change if the leaders no fit address the root of the problem. |
Na wah! All this talk about protests like say dem fit change anything for this country. The way I see am, na just another avenue for noise-making. People go gather, shout their lungs out, and in the end, na the same hardship go still dey greet dem the next morning. You fit protest from now till next year, but if no solid plan dey behind am, wetin go change? E go just be like say dem dey play theatre for street. The same politicians wey dem dey protest against go still dey laugh as dem chop their money and waka go. And make we no even start to talk about the so-called leaders of these protests. Most of dem na just hungry politicians looking for relevance. If dem really care, dem for don lead by example instead of just dey collect small change to mobilize people. At the end of the day, e be like say na just to trend on social media dem dey protest for. Real change no dey come from |
These cabals don’t even hide again. They are the ones that benefit from all this wahala while the common man suffers. Who are they fooling? We know the game. They just want to distract us from the real issues at hand. Protests won’t solve anything when the same people are pulling the strings behind the scenes. Let them continue their nonsense while we keep our eyes on the prize. |
Prayers for what? This is a man who brought nothing but chaos and destruction to our land. Instead of calling for prayers, he should be praying for his own soul. Kanu is the architect of his own misfortune; let him face the consequences of his actions. |
Nigeria and its theatrics. So the police are now the sponsors of protests? Instead of addressing the issues at hand, they’re handing out sweets and water like it's a carnival. What a way to trivialize genuine grievances! |
Lol. They are just trying to control the chaos before it even starts. Abuja don’t need another round of protest madness. These so-called protesters always come out with no clear agenda, just looking for trouble. It's good the court is taking steps to protect the peace. Public safety should always come first. Let them stay home and form a WhatsApp group instead. |
Wike is on the move again, making sure infrastructure gets the attention it deserves. This man is not just a politician; he's a force of nature. Inspecting the Naharati River and Ukya Uguwan Hausawa Road shows he's committed to development. While others sit idle, Wike is out there making things happen. This is what leadership looks like—focused on the people and the projects that will uplift them. Let’s keep supporting his vision for a better Nigeria! |
That group is just looking for attention. Tinubu is not one to be intimidated by empty threats. He knows the game and will keep pushing for progress, no matter the noise. Let them come with their drama; we are focused on real issues! |
Media practitioners? Abeg, which development are we even talking about? South East na just talk and no action. All these commissions dey collect money but where the development dey? They should focus on promoting real change instead of this empty noise. The people need results, not just another committee to waste funds. |
The bishop of Nigeria’s Diocese of Lokoja has withdrawn the ordination certificates of four men he ordained as deacons July 12 after it was revealed he had been presented with allegedly forged documents claiming the men were qualified for holy orders. In a statement issued July 30, Bishop Martin Dada Olorunmolu revoked the four men’s certificates and suspended their activities as “deacons.” After the ordinations, it emerged that everything Bishop Olorunmolu was presented with — including the existence of the congregation the men supposedly belonged to called the “Paraclete Missionaries” as well as the congregation’s superior general — was fraudulent. The men involved in the alleged forgery were identified as Aloysius Kubiatabasi Ebong, Francis Mario Daudu, Nkemaka Charles Chukwudi and Emmanuel Chukwudum Ezeh. “I was deceived,” the bishop said. “On account of so much falsehood about the said diaconate ordination, I hereby decree that … the ‘diaconate ordination certificates’ issued by me to the four men named above are hereby withdrawn with immediate effect,” the bishop’s statement said. “They are not to be recognized by any ecclesiastical authority or any other authorities, including civil ones.” Bishop Olorunmolu said that all faculties inherent in being ordained deacons “are hereby suspended with immediate effect” and for “an indeterminate length of time.” The bishop explained that he ordained the men at the request of a “Rev. Father Stephen Obioma Nwaigwe,” who presented himself to the bishop as the superior general of a religious institute called the “Paraclete Missionaries.” “I made sure that all the canonical requirements for the ordination were met so as to ensure that I ordain only qualified and worthy candidates for the Church,” Bishop Olorunmolu said, adding that he was, however, given “pieces of false information” by Nwaigwe. “He [Nwaigwe] gave me falsified documents to make some claims which turned out to be false,” he said. “For instance, he showed me a forged document to claim that the ‘Paraclete Missionaries’ were properly [established] as a religious institute.’” Bishop Olorunmolu said that an investigation found that the “decree of ecclesiastical approbation” of the “Missionaries of Jesus the Saviour” — also known as “Jesolites,” based in Tanzania’s Morogoro Diocese — was used by Nwaigwe to produce a forged decree for the “Paraclete Missionaries.” The self-acclaimed superior general reportedly replaced the name “Missionaries of Jesus the Saviour” with the name “Paraclete Missionaries” in the forged documents. The bishop, who will turn 76 on Aug. 30, said that shortly after the diaconate ordination ceremony, it was discovered that, before the ordination took place, one of the candidates had been “parading himself” at the military barracks in Lokoja as a Catholic priest and had even been “celebrating” Masses. Bishop Olorunmolu expressed hope that the Vatican will take further actions against the four men. Source: https://www.ncregister.com/cna/i-was-deceived-bishop-in-nigeria-revokes-ordination-of-deacons-due-to-fraud |
Why is she telling us? When dem dey kpolash for the other room shey she call us ni? |
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Na wa o! If you no dey see the changes wey Tinubu dey bring, you must be living under a rock. From foreign investments to infrastructural development, this man dey show say he get the vision to push Nigeria forward. All those who dey criticize, make dem open their eyes, because the progress dey clear for ground. Na only palliative and handouts dem sabi, but Tinubu dey work on solid reforms wey go benefit us long term. Abeg, make we support am as e dey try reshape our economy for better. |
This one na serious joke. Peter Obi dey protest like say e be Saint, but make we no forget say na the same man wey dey dodge real issues. Him kind of protest na for social media, while real leaders dey face real problems. Protest wey no get tangible result na just noise. I dey wonder when e go stop the drama and start to deliver for the people wey him dey claim say him wan help. E no go fit fool everybody forever. |
E be like say some people no sabi the game wey dem dey play. APC no need thugs to win, na our work wey go speak for us. Those wey dey fear for their position go always find excuse. Edo people don mature, we sabi wetin we want. No shaking, we go stand strong for our party. APC dey shine bright like diamond, and nothing go fit dim that light. |
Peter Obi in the Senate? That one na joke! E go dey relax like say na holiday, while the real work dey happen outside. Na who go take him serious when him no fit win the last election? Na wetin he dey do for there? Just dey collect salary for nothing! |
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