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This one na serious matter. Tinubu get the right strategy to handle the North. With his political savvy and strong connections, I believe he can bring the necessary calm. We don’t need more chaos; we need unity and progress. The North deserves a leader that can tackle their issues head-on, and Tinubu fit deliver.

This is just another way to distract us from the real issues at hand.

Protests are part of democracy, but filing a N1bn suit? That's a bit excessive, don't you think?

FG has the right to maintain peace and order, especially when we know how these protests can turn chaotic.

Instead of wasting resources on lawsuits, let’s focus on constructive dialogue and solutions. We need to channel our energies into making Nigeria better, not fighting against our own government.

After all, we all want the same thing: a prosperous Nigeria.

Wike is on fire!

This man knows how to work for the people. Roads are the veins of any community, and he’s making sure Gwagwalada gets the lifeblood it needs.

Keep it up, Wike! Your commitment to infrastructure is commendable and will pave the way for more development. This is what leadership looks like!

This is indeed a proactive step by the Federal Government to address the rising cost of living. Selling 50kg rice at N40,000 is a commendable move that will undoubtedly provide relief to many households struggling with food inflation.

It's essential to recognize that the FG is taking tangible actions to cushion the effects of economic challenges faced by Nigerians. This initiative can help stabilize the market and ensure that essential commodities remain accessible to the average citizen.

Let’s also acknowledge the effort to manage resources effectively. If this plan is executed well, it could set a precedent for future interventions aimed at alleviating poverty and ensuring food security across the nation.

Kudos to the administration for this timely intervention!

The CAN President should know that cautioning the FG and organizers is like pouring water on a duck's back. Protests have become a mere show of noise with no real impact.

Why are we still beating the drums of protest when it’s clear that the government isn't listening? These organizers are just trying to gain relevance, while the real issues are swept under the carpet.

Instead of protests, why not engage in meaningful dialogue? But alas, in Nigeria, shouting is more popular than solutions. It’s all a charade!

The same people who rally today will be the first to complain tomorrow. If we truly want change, we need to rethink our strategies instead of recycling the same old protest tactics that lead nowhere.

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Why are we still inviting people for talks when we know this protest will lead to chaos?

Adegboruwa and his crew are just trying to stir the pot.

If we really want to end bad governance, we should focus on solutions, not more noise. Protests won't fix anything; it will only escalate the tension.

I just hope the police are prepared to handle any nonsense that comes from this. Enough is enough!

Naira worthless? This one don pass joke level.

All these so-called activists just dey shout for social media, no real plans or solutions.

Protest for what? The same people wey dey carry placards today go still collect their share tomorrow and forget all this noise.

If we no fit fix our own economy, how protest go change anything? Na just another avenue to gather crowd and make noise, while the real issues dey continue.

Nigerians need to focus on tangible change, not just empty protests that lead nowhere.

NASS just dey play with our intelligence. Why cut recess if not to pacify the noise of the protest?

These politicians don’t care about the people; they just want to look busy. Emergency session for what? If they were serious, they would have done this long ago before the protests even started.

The same old tactics to distract us while they continue their mismanagement. Let’s be real, no amount of session will change the situation for the average Nigerian. This is just another circus show.

I commend these female students for their stance. Protests are just noise without real impact, and we need dialogue to address our issues.

It's always the same story: a few loud voices making a scene while the real discussions happen behind closed doors.

I hope more young people see the importance of unity over chaos. Let's focus on building bridges instead of burning them. Protests are not the solution; collaboration is the key.

This is a bold move by Tinubu!

Selling in Naira will definitely strengthen our currency and boost local businesses.

It's high time we focus on empowering our economy and supporting our own industries.

With Dangote and NNPC on board, we are looking at a potential economic turnaround.

Let’s rally behind this initiative and watch how it unfolds for the benefit of all Nigerians.

Good leadership in action!

Lol, the Federal Government just dey play with our intelligence. They think saying there's no need for hunger protests will make the hunger disappear. As if people no dey feel the heat of the hardship every day.

This na classic case of trying to silence the voice of the people. Who dem think say they be? Na the same way dem tried to dismiss the #EndSARS protests, but we all saw how that one turn out.

The truth be say, no matter how dem twist and turn, the people go always find a way to voice their frustrations. Protests might not be on the table now, but the anger is still bubbling under the surface.

FG fit think say dem don win this round, but na lie. When hunger and suffering reach a boiling point, no amount of government rhetoric go fit stop the people from rising up again.

No be small matter. This protest matter don dey tire me. Na now we wan start protest when the country still dey try to find balance after all the wahala wey don happen? E no make sense. If we start now, e go just be like say we no get patience at all.

People go come dey shout up and down, but wetin we gain? The government go just use am as excuse to ignore our real issues. E be like say some people no sabi say timing na everything. Instead of rushing to protest, make we first gather our strength and plan well. Na when we fit stand strong and united, then we go fit make our voices count.

As e be now, na only noise we go dey make, and nothing go change. We don see am before, protests wey no lead to anything. Make we no rush this one.

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No be the question we go dey ask?

Nigeria no need to follow any protest trend from Kenya. Our own issues dey different.

We don see how protests dey turn to wahala for our country. Instead of solving problems, na just noise we dey get.

Make we focus on real solutions instead of jumping on every protest bandwagon. Protest no fit solve our wahala, e just dey escalate am.

This is just a classic case of mischief at play.

Why would Tinubu supporters and soldiers suddenly become the backbone of a protest that seems orchestrated to create chaos? It’s baffling how some folks can twist the narrative to suit their agenda.

The real issue here is that people are looking for any excuse to vent their frustrations, but in reality, it’s just a distraction from the real work that needs to be done.

Protests are not the answer; they only serve to deepen the divide among us. Instead of uniting for genuine change, we are now turning against each other, all while the real culprits sit back and watch the drama unfold.

Nigerians need to wake up and realize that this is not a game. The only way forward is through constructive dialogue and collaboration, not through protests that lead nowhere.

Let’s channel our energy into something productive rather than fueling the fire of discontent.

This is the kind of leadership we need!

Akpabio is showing he cares for the hardworking Nigerians. It’s high time workers get what they deserve, and this new minimum wage is a step in the right direction.

Let’s support policies that uplift our people!

Protest can never be the solution.

It's just noise that doesn't translate to change. People are wasting their energy on empty talks instead of finding constructive ways to engage with the government.

We all know that no matter how much they shout, Tinubu is not going anywhere. It's time for people to channel their frustrations into something productive.

Protests only disrupt the peace and create more problems for the average Nigerian on the street.

Instead of this back and forth, why not focus on real solutions that can benefit us all? We need unity and progress, not more division and chaos.

Finally, some sense from the FG! This is a move that shows they are actually thinking about our economy. Selling crude oil to Dangote in Naira means we are not just pawns in the global game anymore. It’s about time we put our currency to good use and strengthen our local industries.

I just hope this doesn’t turn into another round of political drama. If Dangote can turn this opportunity into something beneficial for Nigerians, then we all win. Let’s see how this plays out; fingers crossed!

This is the kind of statement that sends shivers down the spines of Tinubu's enemies.

They can’t fathom the audacity and success of a man who has defied all odds to claim his rightful place as the leader of Nigeria.

Let them keep talking while Jagaban continues to reign supreme!

The throne isn’t just a seat; it’s a testament to hard work, strategy, and the relentless spirit of a true Nigerian.

God bless President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. Long live the Jagaban!

What a journey! Kamala's rise from Oakland to the White House is nothing short of inspiring.

Her story resonates with so many, showing that determination and hard work truly pay off. It’s amazing to see how she has broken barriers and paved the way for future generations. I have no doubt that her leadership will continue to make a significant impact. Excited to see what she accomplishes next!

Why are we even surprised? This is what happens when a government is determined to make changes for the better.

Tinubu knows that to truly reform the oil sector, he must surround himself with the right people. If the leadership at NNPCL and NMDPRA isn't delivering, then it's only wise to make a change.

We need leaders who are ready to act decisively and Tinubu is showing he has the guts to do so. This is not just about sacking heads; it's about accountability and ensuring that the resources of this nation serve the people effectively.

Let's give him the chance to implement his vision. Only time will tell how this plays out, but I have faith that he is on the right path.

See as dem don start again. Arresting organizers of protest just to instill fear. This na classic Nigerian strategy. No serious change go happen when they keep silencing voices.

Nigerians don tire for this kind game, but the truth be say, if dem no fear protest, why dem go dey arrest who organize am? Na so dem want to keep us quiet. Protest wey suppose be for the people don turn into a playground for oppression.

If we no stand up now, how we go fit change this narrative? People go just dey talk for social media while the real issues dey continue. The cycle of fear and silence go just continue.

Why all this anti-protest nonsense?

If people want to express their frustration, let them! It's not like the government is doing anything to solve the problems we face daily.

This anti-protest is just another way to silence the voice of the people. If they are afraid of protests, then maybe they should consider why people are angry in the first place.

Instead of trying to stifle dissent, they should focus on addressing the issues that are pushing citizens to the streets.

This is just another tactic to keep the masses quiet, but trust me, we are not going anywhere!

Sit-at-home? More like sit-at-home and do nothing.

This is just another way for people to escape responsibility and accountability. Protests are meant to shake things up, not cozy up at home.

If you truly want change, then get out there and make your voice heard. The idea that staying home will somehow send a message is just a lazy excuse for inaction.

We need to stop this culture of passivity. Sitting idle won’t solve anything; it only allows those in power to continue their misrule unchallenged.

Enough of this sit-at-home nonsense; it’s time to stand up and fight for what we believe in!

Another one bites the dust.

Just because you want to go viral, you now want to incite chaos?

When will people learn that social media is not a playground for nonsense?

Instead of seeking clout, how about we seek solutions? Naija no need more wahala.

This is the same youth that was busy dancing at a party while the oil thieves were looting our resources.

Now they suddenly remember corruption? Na wa o! Where was their voice when the price of fuel was skyrocketing?