Asaba protest photo
The NLC though fighting for one cause is divided against itself and their plea that Nigerians stay at home today was somewhat DOA!
Anyway,some states managed to carry out a protest and had it photographed for you to see....Next time better planning with Love and Unity will make it work.
BENIN PROTEST..
ABUJA...dividedly protesting oh
Since it's divided, I dunno if they will continue coming out everyday.
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DeleteEven my school is on strike..it is well
DeleteThen I pity Nigeria, we will soon become a One Party State, no strong opposition to tackle the ruling party
ReplyDelete*Larry was here*
I tell u...na siddon look pdp dey do. I trust apc if pdp were still in power, we no go hear word... Lai Mohammed wld have been making so much noise.
DeleteBuhari is trying to silent the opposition with his anti-corruption thing
DeleteIn kaduna, APC supporters threatened to beat up any person or group who protest against Buhari's
DeletePeople are really suffering,imgine civil servants dt are being owed for 3mnths and everythn in the market is expensive including fuel.how do they cope.sometime wen some Nigerians talk I smh.bcos you are comfortable wwht about your neighbour
ReplyDeleteThose that went to work are crazy, who even opened the gates for them? They should stand together to make it work
ReplyDeleteAbeg leave them o. Every one with their peculiarity. Even market women opened today and I was so delighted because I needed to buy stuff for my kid in school. Infact market everywhere was quite normal. How would they feed if they don't operate? As for workers, what if their salary is revoked due to their absence? Who'll compensate them? Na so o
DeleteWhen lagos own go shele?
ReplyDeleteLagos own is "sheleing" but also divided
DeleteSome of the abokis there have received brown bags. So i am not surprised.
ReplyDeleteThey should call it off jo. The N120 government agreed should be ok.
120 is ok for who? Abeg speak for yourself. What happened to their promise of 45naira per litre?
DeleteBig lie. Nobody has any money to bribe anyone. If money was surplus why would they be protesting? Forget that in this administration o. Even ministers have not been paid a dime since they started work. Where dem wan see the money?
DeleteWill this resolve the issue? Because after they bribe this people now (NLC)what else?
ReplyDeleteShame on Buhari.
ReplyDeleteA totally useless President
Shame on James
DeleteA totally useless citizen
Shame on u Ify. As u conceal the truth
DeleteUseless james
DeleteBrainless James
DeleteFoolish anons
DeleteWhy are these people wasting their time?
ReplyDeleteBuhari won't revert to the old price! He won't even acknowledge that you are protesting, he's not Jonathan!!
So why bother yourselves?? To Buhari, he is doing us a lot of good by removing subsidy on petrol.. So let's just keep praying that the 'good' is worth it
End time protest
ReplyDeleteGovernment will settle labour leaders later while the poor masses will remain suffering. So why should we join labour????
ReplyDeleteWho strike don help apart from NLC?
There's free movement and people are at work.
ReplyDeleteCommenting live from my office in Ikoyi Lagos
Not up to 2/3 majority. .can we get back to work?
ReplyDeleteMake dem go work abeg! Stop wasting time
ReplyDeleteWho wants to be retrenched? Or who will provide one with another job if that be the case cos people chose to obey labour by staying at home? I no fit shout abeg.
ReplyDeleteI don't think this protest will have any effect on Buhari.He is a sadist and he wants Nigerians to be miserable!
ReplyDeleteA dictator in democracy
DeleteMtcheeeewwww.....wasting of time and strength.
ReplyDeleteThis can show you how biased some people can be. In 2012, most of them politicians that championed Ojota rally are now clapping and hailing Buhari for removing subsidy. What is happening in this country tire me, even to protest sef,it is a divided house. Buhari God will soon deal with you.
ReplyDeleteI'm surprise pastor Tunde Bakare is quite
DeleteJust lose my respect for him, hypocrite
Amen my sister
DeleteIf u are disappointed in Bakare, what about Oshiomole who has always kicked against this subsidy removal right from when OBJ was in government? During Jonathan he mobilised El Rufai and co against the same move.. but now he sees reasons with the present administration. I've been saying it from the onset that the greatest hypocrite in governance is Adams Oshiomole. He remained a formidable albatross against every govt in power when he was the labour leader,.but all that has changed.
DeleteAlthough I agree they should remove the subsidy once and for all and deregulate the whole thing. But I choose to highlight Oshiomole's flaws in the midst of all. He is more concerned about getting a juicy post after he leaves Edo state. Moreover, he's trying to get a puppet as a successor to continue with his governance in Edo. Oshio is one of the richest governors in Nigeria today. Matter of fact, he's among the top 5 richest govt officials. Please quote me.
The truth is that everyone is tired and suspicious of those that claim to be fighting for us.I work in a manufacturing company that has not produced anything for two months due to dollars scarcity and the company is still struggling to pay salaries, why will i sit at home and join one yeye labour that did nothing when state workers are being owed salaries, when electricity tariff was increased, when the senators bought new SUV after monetising the vehicles,and we still don't know how much they earn.Am i going on strike so that Dino Melaye can buy petrol for his fleet of cars or so they can follow saraki to CCT trials. Abeg i no fit shout. APC IS DOING WHAT THEY DID TO LAGOS, KILL THE OPPOSITION AND TAKE CONTROL OF THE PRESS.
ReplyDeletewho strike epp? endtime strike according to one trillion ....NLC trying so hard to remain relevant in dis current society...strike was so oshomole's era..not now jor...i dey work oh...i nor fit for their no work no pay policy...if i nor receive my pay how wee i chop? lol...
ReplyDeleteNo protest here o, I was praying and wishing no work today so that I can rest. But this town is so not serious.
ReplyDeleteEnd time protest
ReplyDeleteNigeria needs an opposition party devoid of former pdp looters. Buhari is indeed a dictator.
ReplyDeleteApc owns the press, judiciary, economy, leadership. Labour. The masses are helpless.
ReplyDeletesmh..divided we fall
ReplyDeleteI don't even no why people be keeping their mouths shut now that e don reash Buhari turn...we are too weak in this part of the world.. everybody dey fear him head..na wa o
Yes of cos everybody they fear bcos their hands are not clean
DeleteSome bread winners have not been paid for over 3months, every damn thing in the market is EXPENSIVE! NO LIGHT, FUEL IS 145 PER LITER, transportation is on another level, NLC called for strike and workers were warned that if the miss work for a day...... No pay!
ReplyDeleteHow come Nigerians believe that a military dictator will change his true colors over night? Why will a man that old still want to rule Nigeria? He has they greatest ideas? Why did he impact all the great knowledge into a younger candidate? A nomadic fulani can't stay in a place for too long. There's a need for movement hence the frequent travels. Change is here to deal with Nigerians. APC were more ready for war than they were ready to rule. A few months to election, things will get better.... But not be deceived and, campaign strategy! Stay strong my people
NLC too get their own problem and people no longer have faith in them.
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