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Ibadansun1:
What of Peter obi Businesses



Obi of Onisha houses

zionmde:
good,
The sweet protest dat started last week has turned into something it was not initially meant for. We should have all sticked to the Endsars campaign without any deviation. Sars has been disbanded, we should have sticked for prosecution of killer sars personnel and freeing innocent victims of police brutality. Proper justice for victims of police brutality and an end to police brutality. So much progress has been made in these areas

Until some stuppid ignorant individuals decided to turn into a call for good governance, buhari must go and other political gibberish all in the name of revolution. Leading to the widespread violence we are experiencing today.

And am asking, presidential election was just last year, where did the youths stand - Behind Buhari and Atiku
Edo election was few weeks ago, where did the youths stand - Behind eze iyamu and Obaseki
Ondo election just passed, where did the youths stand - Behind Akeredeolu and jegede

Ask the youths if they knew about the young politicians that contested those elections they will tell u no.
When it was time to speak, they stood behind the same old leaders

Revolution kee all of them there
I wish any miscreant caught should replace the freed prisoners immediately

2023 will soon be here, u will soon start hearing we Igbos are behind Atiku, we yorubas are behind Tinubu bla bla bla

Feminist Coalition, a group of gender rights activists, says it is now expanding its campaign against police brutality to include a call to restore the dignity of homosexuals, transgender and other non-conformist groups in Nigeria.

“Our communal fight to #EndSARS is inclusive of the LGBGTQ+ community who are also harassed, assaulted and killed by police,” the group said on Twitter Sunday evening. “They deserve the same justice we seek & even more so, as they are also a target of the law. You can’t be what you fight against!”

LGBTQ+ is widely defined as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer and others.

The comments came days after Twitter’s Jack Dorsey recognised the group as the face of the ongoing campaign to end police brutality in Nigeria. The police special anti-robbery squad, which sparked the movement, was abolished on October 11 amidst uproar.

But Nigerians have continued their agitation, demanding investigation of decades of rights abuses and compensation for victims.

On Sunday afternoon, Segun Awosanya, a rights activist who began the campaign to rid the country of police brutality in 2017, withdrew his participation in further protests, saying those leading it are becoming increasingly dangerous with an insurrection plot being introduced to the campaign.

Mr. Awosanya quickly criticised the coalition as shifting the goal post on Sunday evening, declaring their “agenda” as “dead on arrival.”

BabaOwen:
Who was the commander in chief when about 40 massob members were shot to death, and their dead bodies was dumb in a river?

Youngmaster0:
Obasanjo who was the president of Nigeria then should be held responsible rather than Peter Obi. Police is an instrument of federal govt.

Stateoforigin:
An average Nigerian is a wicked, evil and corrupt classist.

Even if Nigeria breaks into 36 countries, nothing will change. There's something wrong with our mentality and I blame our founding fathers.

They didn't learn anything from the colonial masters. They were just more interested in getting freedom. After getting the freedom, they couldn't inculcate good values on the citizens because they didnt learn it. This continued for years until the Igbo people decided to use the military to worsen everything, the result is what we are seeing today (coups and counter coups)

Just look at this guy? His first shot at leadership and he already failed. Sadly, 98% of Nigerian youths will fail.

How many youths protesting today will restructure the country if given the chance? We are talking about reducing the powers of the president by almost 50%.

We have a warped mentality as a people. That's why an influencial Nigerian wouldn't want to join a queue here but will humbly do so in another country.

Again, I blame our founding fathers, they learnt nothing.

#reshapeourmentality

Segun ‘Sega’ Awosanya, a social activist who mainstreamed the campaign against police brutality in 2017, has pulled out of the ongoing #EndSARS agitation, declaring the movement fueling it as gunning for insurrection.

Mr. Awosanya’s declaration, sent to Peoples Gazette Sunday afternoon, could prove pivotal in the ongoing campaign that has defied government’s tactics to be shut down — as protesters insist a lasting solution must be implemented against decades of police ruthlessness before they back down.

“Staging coordinated attacks on prominent reform advocates and then using a credible advocacy’s campaign to raise funds through an unregistered NGO, threatening the integrity of our nation and gunning for youth insurrection in the name of #EndSARS,” Mr. Awosanya said. “Is this even sane?”

Mr. Awosanya’s comments came days after he sought to provide solutions to the crisis by urging government and main voices of the decentralised and spontaneous protests to explore common grounds and end the stalemate.

He was criticised for allegedly trying to arrogate undue powers to himself using SIAF, the platform he launched with other activists to fight police injustice and became a target of police harassment.

Mr. Awosanya denied the allegations, saying they were being pushed by a group of feminists with whom he has long had a running battle.

The Feminist Coalition has been leading the campaign to raise funds and support victims of police brutality and undue harassment over the past two weeks. Their role received a terrific boost during the week when Twitter’s Jack Dorsey recognised them as the face of the movement, verified their Twitter accounts and amplified their fund-raiser.

The latest series of protests began in late September following police’s killing of a young man in Port-Harcourt and an attempted police murder of a man in Ughelli. The government responded by abolishing the brutal police special anti-robbery squad blamed for most of the extra-judicial fatalities on October 11.

Additional efforts have been made by the government to pacify the protests, adopting a working document to curb unchecked police abuses and raising an inquiry panel against previous infractions.

While most of the protesters dismissed those efforts as lacking in seriousness or sincerity, others like Mr. Awosanya said it was time to give the government an opportunity to implement the solutions they have already committed to over the past week.

He called on those who have been raising millions to continue fuelling the protests across the country to exercise some caution as their actions could be interpreted as subversive.

Mr. Awosanya’s decision came as the government began indicating its readiness to forcefully quell the protests that have been spreading mostly across the south, with information minister Lai Mohammed declaring participants as anarchists earlier on Sunday.

The Nigerian Army and the State Security Service have also issued separate warnings against continued protests across the country, saying they are being increasingly hijacked by sinister elements.

Protesters, however, maintained that their gathering has been peaceful and will continue to be peaceful if the government and its supporters could stop sending thugs to cause disruption, killing and harming unarmed citizens in the process.

Read Mr. Awosanya’s unabridged statement as sent to Peoples Gazette Sunday afternoon below:

[b]From a decade of engagement of SIAF, it is obvious “social movements do not just happen; they require many resources and have many stages through which they develop.

People don’t simply suddenly become upset with a policy, social imbroglio or even a ruling system and then instantly form a social movement with a coherent ideology that is capable of holding mass demonstrations or overthrowing an existing power structure.”

Jumping from social reform already in gear without consultation to the original organisation that’s been on it since 2017, staging coordinated attacks on prominent reform advocates and then using a credible advocacy’s campaign to raise funds through an unregistered NGO, threatening the integrity of our nation and gunning for youth insurrection in the name of #EndSARS. Is this even sane?

“A movement is not a political party or interest group, neither is it a fad or trend, which are unorganised, fleeting and without structured goals. It is in between all these and takes grounded education to navigate the terrain.”[/b]

Ọsọ Abiola!!! They are still shooting at protesters!!! Everyone is looking for safety first. Heavy gun fire right now at Awkuzu SARS. Look at the intimidating crowd they are shooting at. Phyno & Flavour pleaded with us to be peaceful and now look at these bastards!!! #EndSARS pic.twitter.com/cCiHJsUWAE

— Aji Bussu Onye Mpiawa azụ 🇨🇮 (@AfamDeluxo) October 16, 2020

MrColdsweat:
Obaseki is also a suspect.

One dead already Benin city protest!!! @GovernorObaseki they are killing us in your state! #EndSWAT #EndSARS #ENDBADGOVERNANCE #ReconstructNigeria

MinorityOpinion:
Things you should be worried about instead of tinubu

1. Potopoto road in the East
2. Ohu/Osu in the East
3. Inequality of male/female child
4. Selling daughters in the name of marriage
5. Female child not able to inherit her father property

LukasPodolski:
Look at the environment..


It's time Igbos start developing their Homeland, stop developing Lagos, Accra, Kano, Cape Town etcetera.

igboland needs help.

joelbooks:
Out of the top 49 oldest people alive today, only 2 are men. Some might say that this is a coincidence, but scientific studies suggest otherwise.

People used to think that men didn't live as long because they were the bread winners, unlike women who were stay-at-home moms. Today, both men and women lead similarly stressful lives, yet women still outlive men. Is it a woman's immune system? Luck? Magical powers?

Do you have any pictures of men foolishly putting their life on the line?


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