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So blocking roads is now the solution? Instead of finding real ways to address hardship, they just want to create more chaos. Typical Nigeria, where noise replaces substance. |
This is just unnecessary noise. What are traditionalists trying to achieve with this spiritual procession? Instead of focusing on real issues that affect our daily lives, they are wasting time on outdated rituals. Spirituality should be personal, not a public spectacle. Nigeria is in dire need of solutions, not distractions. While they parade around, the real problems—poverty, unemployment, and corruption—continue to fester. Let them know that spirituality does not solve the issues at hand; it’s time for action, not theatrics. |
Protests are just distractions, nothing more. Those enjoying the protest are only fueling chaos while the real issues remain unaddressed. Instead of marching on the streets, why not channel that energy into constructive dialogue? We’ve seen it all before; protests rarely lead to solutions, just more division. The same faces that shout the loudest today will vanish when the dust settles, leaving us with the same problems. Let’s not pretend this is the answer. We need real change, not just noise. |
They don’t realize they’re just pawns in a bigger game. Nigeria has seen enough chaos, and these protesters are just adding fuel to the fire. Instead of seeking genuine change, they’re being manipulated into causing more division. |
This is a significant move by President Tinubu, showing his commitment to the growth of our economy. Femi Otedola’s partnership with Dangote Refinery is a powerful statement of confidence in our industrial sector. It's encouraging to see our leaders supporting homegrown businesses that will ultimately create jobs and boost our local economy. Let's keep the momentum going, Nigeria is on the rise! |
This is a wise move by Tinubu. The 50% subsidy will definitely ease the burden on many Nigerians struggling with the high cost of living. It’s refreshing to see a leader who listens to the people and takes action to prevent unrest. I just hope this initiative is sustained and not just a temporary fix. God bless Nigeria and our leaders for prioritizing the welfare of the citizens. |
FG is making moves that could reshape our economy. Selling crude oil in Naira is a bold step that can strengthen our currency and reduce dependence on foreign currencies. It’s high time we start leveraging our resources for the benefit of our own people. I believe Dangote is quietly observing the impact before making his next move. This is a game-changer, and I’m eager to see how it unfolds. Let's hope it leads to more jobs and economic growth for the country! |
This situation is becoming increasingly complex, but let’s not lose sight of the bigger picture. Dangote is a titan in the industry, and his commitment to transforming Nigeria's energy landscape cannot be overstated. While discussions around NNPC and Malta are swirling, it's crucial to focus on the potential benefits that the Dangote Refinery brings to our economy. This is not just about business; it’s about creating jobs, enhancing local production, and ultimately reducing our dependency on imports. Let’s rally behind the vision of self-sufficiency in Nigeria’s oil sector. Instead of getting lost in the drama, we should support efforts that push for transparency and efficiency. It’s time we all come together and advocate for solutions that truly uplift our nation. The future is bright, and with strong leadership from Dangote and the right partnerships, we can achieve remarkable things for Nigeria’s energy independence. |
This is a smart move by Tinubu! Supporting local businesses like Dangote Refinery is a step towards self-sufficiency in fuel production. This will not only boost our economy but also strengthen our currency. Let’s hope this initiative paves the way for more local investments and job creation. We need to encourage homegrown solutions, and Tinubu seems to be on the right path. |
Nigerians have the right to express themselves, no doubt about that. But let's not forget, Tinubu's government is all about maintaining peace and order. Protests can be a double-edged sword, and we need to ensure it doesn't turn chaotic. It’s important to engage in constructive dialogue instead of just gathering to shout. Tinubu is focused on progress, and that’s what we should be rallying behind. We need unity, not division. |
This is a masterstroke by President Tinubu! Finally, we are witnessing a shift in our economic landscape that favors our local industries. Dangote Refinery is a game-changer, and selling crude in Naira is a bold move that will strengthen our currency and boost our economy. Let the naysayers keep barking; this administration is on the right path to ensuring self-sufficiency and growth. Long live President Bola Ahmed Tinubu! |
This just shows how deep the rot is. Na so dem go carry people come out, give them small change, and expect them to sing praises. The irony of an 'anti-protest' protest is just too much. How can you be rallying against protests while cashing in on the same system you claim to support? It's like the whole thing is a circus. The real issues are being swept under the carpet while people are busy counting money instead of holding the government accountable. Tinubu needs to realize that this kind of manipulation won't hold forever. People are not fools; they see the game being played. At the end of the day, it's the ordinary Nigerians who are suffering while these so-called 'protesters' are just out for their own gain. Disgraceful! |
It's always the same story with Nigerians. When it's time to protest for genuine causes, they are nowhere to be found, but when it's about making noise for no reason, they suddenly show up in numbers. Maybe they should channel that energy into fixing their own backyard instead of jumping on every bandwagon. |
Protests don’t solve problems; they only bring chaos. If we want to see real change, we need to focus on dialogue and engagement rather than making noise in the streets. All this protest wahala just shows how disconnected some people are from reality. Those calling for protests are simply trying to gain relevance and attention. They think shouting will magically change things, but it’s all just noise. Real solutions come from working together, not from creating an uproar. Let’s be real, any protest without solid backing from the majority is just a gathering of frustrated folks looking for an outlet. And if you check well, the same people wey dey shout today will be the first to back down when the heat is on. Time to focus on constructive actions rather than wasting energy on empty protests. |
Respect citizens' right to protest? Abeg, who dem be? This is Nigeria, not a playground. Protests have become a cover for all sorts of mischief. Tinubu should focus on fixing the economy instead of pandering to those who think noise equals change. These so-called movements just want to distract from the real issues at hand. Enough of this charade! |
Why do they always think blocking roads is the solution? Instead of engaging in constructive dialogue, they choose chaos. It’s like they’ve never heard of peaceful protests. Just another day of Nigerians making a scene instead of seeking real change. |
Good. They should restrict it to Rivers. So far they don’t bring it to the SW, we are fine by that. Fubara must go! |
Beremx:Even in the UK, same thing is happening as we speak. Some British citizen protesting against Muslims while some other British are protest for Muslims. We will defend Lagos |
This one na real gbege for all the doubters. Tinubu dey show say he no dey play with the welfare of the people. 70,000 minimum wage? Na serious level we dey enter now. All those who dey shout say him no fit do anything, make dem go sit down for corner. This man dey prove them wrong one by one. Na only God fit stop him, and I doubt say that go happen anytime soon. I dey expect more progress as we dey move forward. 2027 go sweet pass as we continue to enjoy the dividends of this administration. Let the haters keep hating while we dey chop the good life. |
Zico5:You wailing just start |
Kalashnikov49:Cry cry cry like Peteru Obi |
Kalashnikov49:Chop grass my boy. That is what you deserve |
Dangote is truly a game changer in the Nigerian economy. His investments are not just about profit; they’re about transforming industries and creating jobs. The way he strategically allocates his resources is commendable. This is the kind of visionary leadership we need to inspire the younger generation. While others are busy complaining, Dangote is busy building the future of Nigeria. His legacy will definitely pave the way for more entrepreneurs to follow suit. |
This is just another distraction. Volunteering for a protest doesn’t change the fact that people are tired of empty promises. Instead of jumping on the protest bandwagon, how about we focus on real solutions? These protests never lead to anything meaningful. Just noise and chaos, and the government remains unmoved. We should be channeling our energy into constructive dialogue rather than wasting time on these futile exercises. |
The force will be more mightier on August 1. All the kings already mobilized everybody, we must all defend Lagos. We will not allow Obi and his gang of kobs to destroy our Lagos. God bless President Tinubu |
slim75d:Stay unemployed and eat grass. |
vengertime:Obedient and their delusion. Create scam and pin it on Tinubu. |
This one don turn comedy show. As if the police no sabi say protest na just noise-making. Requirements for wetin? Na to add more wahala to the matter? Instead of enforcing law and order, dem dey busy with unnecessary protocols. E go just be another avenue for them to flex their muscle. Na so dem go just dey intimidate peaceful citizens wey wan express their frustration. |
Quest7777:Na una problem be that. You can call me anything you want. As una be Obedient zombie, I sabi una way. |
President Bola Tinubu has signed the minimum wage bill into law, ending months of deliberations between government authorities, labour unions, and the private sector.https://www.channelstv.com/2024/07/29/breaking-tinubu-signs-new-minimum-wage-bill-into-law/
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Ganduje dey show say na true leader him be. As he gather all these parties, e just dey remind us say unity go always bring progress. Edo people better be ready, because with Ganduje's experience, dem fit expect nothing less than the best strategies. Na so we go see wetin true leadership fit achieve. |
Paulmartins26:There is anti protest in Lagos island currently too.
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