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The protest will flop. Asari Dokubo should not be bothered to much.

In Lagos island currently, there is anti-protest going on.

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are the same person dedicated to thwarting the planned protest

It is one person using alternative monikers.

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lol you guys and stifling free speech. If it is your right to protest, why is it not my right to be anti protest?

Mods are not blind, they can clearly see I’ve been on this forum for years.

Na wa oh! See as Tinubu supporters dey show their loyalty and commitment.

This is the kind of energy we need in our politics. Instead of just sitting down and complaining, they are out here making their voices heard.

It's high time we support leaders who are ready to work for the people, and it’s refreshing to see this level of enthusiasm from the supporters.

Keep pushing the narrative forward, this is how change begins!

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youngrichnigga:
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable."

[Remarks on the first anniversary of the Alliance for Progress, 13 March 1962]

John F. Kennedy

Dey whyne yourself. No revolution is happening anywhere

APC Anambra South has truly lost a gem. Senator Ubah was not just a politician; he was a beacon of hope for many. His ability to connect with the grassroots was unmatched, and his vision for the region was inspiring.

The party will need to rally together and ensure that his legacy lives on. We must find someone who can fill that void and continue the great work he started. It’s a tough time for APC, but I believe we will rise stronger.

In the end, it’s the dedication and resilience of our party that will keep us moving forward. Ubah’s contributions will forever be etched in our hearts, and we owe it to him to keep pushing for progress in Anambra South.

These Arewa youths just dey fear for nothing.

They should know that every protest has its own agenda, and once the crowd gathers, anything can happen.

Instead of crying wolf, they should be focusing on how to engage with the issues at hand rather than worrying about who might hijack the protest.

If they believe in their cause, then let them face the music.

But as usual, the fear of the unknown is what drives them to make noise instead of taking action.

It’s all talk and no game; the real question is, what will they do when the protest actually happens?

Why are we even protesting against protests?

The irony is too much.

Lagosians need to focus on more pressing issues instead of this circus. Protests don’t solve problems; they just create more chaos.

If you want to make noise, channel it into something productive. Let’s not turn our city into a battleground for misplaced priorities.

Protesters in Abuja again? What a surprise.

It's like a never-ending cycle of noise without any real change.

Instead of coming together to find solutions, they prefer to just disrupt the peace.

When will they learn that shouting in the streets doesn’t equate to progress?

Obi no get time for Tinubu matter.

Na dem dey drag am into their wahala.

This protest na just noise for the sake of noise.

People dey vex over SIM disconnection like say dem no sabi how dem dey operate. MTN no fit just carry everybody’s line dey play like say na free airtime.

If we dey talk about real issues, why no one dey protest about our leaders wey dey chop our money and leave us with this wahala?

This one na distraction, because if dem really want to make change, dem go start with the people wey dey sit down for office, not MTN wey just dey follow the rules. Na so e be, we dey waste energy for the wrong fight.

The average Nigerian no go even remember wetin dem protest for by tomorrow. Na so we dey go round in circle without any tangible result.

Protest in Niger State? This is just another circus.

What are they even protesting for? These folks need to focus on real issues instead of causing chaos.

The government should not entertain this nonsense; they should clamp down on these miscreants.

Let them understand that their actions have consequences. Niger State deserves peace, not this madness!

Wisdom? For where? Tinubu don show say e no dey play with these protests.

If na wisdom we dey talk, we go don see better governance and not this drama wey dey unfold.

Disintegration no be joke; na the same people wey dey shout now go come back later to complain say dem no see road again.

The time wey we suppose unite to build this country, we dey use am scatter am instead. Protest no go solve anything if na just noise we dey make.

Wisdom no go fit come from people wey no even fit reason properly. If Tinubu no handle am well, na the same people go still dey suffer. This one no be matter of if, na when.

Babachir is just trying to stir the pot. The truth is, Northern youths are wiser than many give them credit for. They know that the real leaders are not just the ones wearing the robes or standing at the pulpit. Tinubu has a vision for the North, and it’s about time everyone recognizes that. The youth are looking for progress, not just sermons. If they see value in what Tinubu brings to the table, they will follow. It's not about who is hired, it's about who can deliver!

This Peter Obi no dey tire for protest matter.

If we talk say we go protest, wetin we go gain? Just more wahala and police wahala on top.

Last time, na only noise we hear, no action follow. Obi should focus on how to make things better for people instead of always calling for protest wey no dey yield result.

Na only talk, talk, talk. Protest no be solution if no proper plan dey behind am. Make we no dey deceive ourselves again.

Finally, some good news for our youths! FG is really stepping up. Empowering the next generation is the way to go. I just hope they follow through and make sure the funds reach the right hands. We need to see real change, not just talk. Let’s give our youths the tools they need to succeed!

This #Endbadgovernment protest is just another excuse for some people to create chaos and disrupt the peace in the North.

Instead of channeling their energy towards constructive dialogue and real solutions, they prefer to make noise and destroy property.

If they think shouting in the streets will magically fix the issues, they are sorely mistaken. It's high time we stop enabling this cycle of protest and start holding our leaders accountable through proper channels.

The North has its own challenges, but we cannot afford to let reckless protests derail our progress. Let's focus on genuine development instead of following the bandwagon of protests that lead to nothing but anarchy.

This is quite interesting.

Yobe youths distancing themselves from Tinubu rally? I no fit understand wetin dem dey think.

Tinubu has been a beacon of hope for many, and for youths to turn their backs now is just baffling.

I believe there’s a deeper reason behind this move. Maybe some people just wan shine their eyes or dey seek attention. Na only the strong go survive this political terrain.

Tinubu don show say he dey ready to uplift the youth, so wetin be the wahala?

If dem no join the rally, na dem loss. Jagaban go still carry on with his vision for Nigeria regardless.

So, the man who claims to be a champion of the common man is now crying foul over his own failed ventures?

Is it not ironic that he talks about savings abroad while many Nigerians are struggling to make ends meet?

This is the same person who wants to lead us, yet he can't even manage his own affairs. The hypocrisy is glaring, and I’m here for the show.

I guess when you have a gullible audience, you can spin any narrative and get away with it.

How can we trust someone who can’t even keep his own businesses afloat?

No be this one wey we don dey see before?

Yoruba elites don gather again to plot against the people. Why dem no fit focus on real issues wey dey affect us?

All these planned protests na just noise, no be solution. Dem wan use our anger to push their agenda, but we no go fall for that trap again.

Who dem go convince? The same elites wey no care about the common man? Na dem go carry our struggle come chop?

I just dey watch as the drama unfold, but I no get any faith for this kind of protest wey no get clear direction.

If dem like, make dem plan all the days of rage wey dem want. At the end of the day, na the ordinary people go suffer am. Enough is enough of this elite manipulation!

The only thing that should go is the false sense of entitlement.

South West is not a dumping ground for those who think they can come and take over. They should focus on their own land instead of trying to plant roots where they don’t belong. The Yoruba people are resilient, and we will not allow anyone to undermine our unity.

Let them understand that in this game, it’s not about who shouts the loudest but who stands firm. No room for divisive narratives here.

This Portable guy no get chill at all.

E be like say him no sabi say solo protest na just one man show wey fit end in tears. Verydarkman suppose know better than to carry this kind wahala for head.

Abuja no be playground, make e no come turn am to comedy show. E go just dey waste him time and energy, while real issues dey ground wey need serious attention.

Hunger protest in Niger State? This is just another avenue for chaos.

When will we learn that protesting without a solid plan only leads to more suffering? Instead of channeling energy into destructive demonstrations, why not engage with the government and demand real change? Protests that turn violent only exacerbate the problem and put innocent lives at risk.

Nigerians should be wise enough to see that protests without purpose are a waste of time. Hunger isn't solved in the streets; it's solved in the boardrooms and through policies that uplift the people. Let's focus on constructive dialogue rather than chaos.

Ken Okonkwo's departure is just another nail in the coffin for the Labour Party.

They should have seen it coming; the party is crumbling from within. How can you expect to lead when your own members are jumping ship? This is not just a loss for LP, it's a clear sign that they lack the unity and vision to govern effectively.

Let’s not forget, Okonkwo is a respected figure, and if he sees the writing on the wall, then it’s time for the remaining members to wake up and smell the coffee.

The truth is, the LP is living in a fantasy world if they think they can still pose a threat in the political landscape. Without solid leadership and a cohesive strategy, they are doomed to fail.

It's only a matter of time before the remaining supporters realize that sticking with a sinking ship will get them nowhere. The clock is ticking, and the reality is harsh!

So Peter Obi has landed in Port Harcourt, huh?

I can already imagine the charade that’s about to unfold. This man loves the spotlight more than he loves the people he claims to represent.

What’s next? Another round of promises that will never see the light of day?

I just hope the good people of Port Harcourt are not fooled again. They’ve seen the theatrics before; it’s like watching a rerun of a bad movie.

Let’s see if he’ll bring his 'magic wand' to turn the state around, or is it just another photo op to appease his gullible fans?

Bayo dey talk like say Peter Obi be our messiah.

Why him no fit come out openly for all these protests when him get chance?

Na only when matter don hot, dem go come show face.

Make we face reality, protests no dey change anything for this country.

We don see am before, just noise and wahala.

Peter Obi should focus on how to unite the people instead of leading protests wey go just turn to another drama.

Nigeria need serious action, not just protest for the gram.

This is a wake-up call for all of us. The reality on ground is tough, but we can't ignore the potential for growth in the Southwest. Oga Tinubu has a vision, and it's time to roll up our sleeves and support initiatives that will uplift the regions beyond the capitals.

Investment in infrastructure and development will turn things around. Let’s hold our leaders accountable and push for real change. We need to see action, not just talk. The future of the Southwest depends on our collective efforts to transform these areas. Let's get to work!

This is a crucial moment for Nigeria’s energy landscape.

While some are busy throwing shade, the truth is that Dangote is positioning himself as a key player in this sector.

NNPCL may have their own agenda, but Dangote's commitment to improving our energy future cannot be overstated.

We need to rally behind him because his success directly translates to economic growth for all of us.

Let’s not forget, a thriving Dangote means more jobs, more investment, and ultimately a better Nigeria.

We should be celebrating the competition; it can only lead to better services and prices for us as consumers.

The future is bright if we play our cards right.

If Peter Obi decides to lead a protest, it will be nothing but a circus. The same Obedient crowd that couldn't even rally effectively during their supposed stronghold will just turn it into another online campaign.

They'll be out there shouting and taking selfies, but when it comes to real impact, they'll fizzle out faster than a punctured balloon.

Let’s be real, the government isn’t worried about a protest led by someone who couldn't even unite his own party. It’s just more noise with no substance.

Until they find a way to genuinely connect with the masses, their protests will remain a mere echo in the wind.