Kingosytex:
Mallam Ruga balanced his "captives equation", he released Elzakzaky and took Sowore. The equation is still balanced.

Is this the change Buhari clamoured for?

desiredhome:

You are the change you need, when you do your own I do my own then the change will come.
You can't plant beans and respect to harvest yam.
We all know what is good but keep doing the wrong thing are expect good result

PFRB:
If Toney Momoh can talk like this then Nigeria is finished. These are the people who should have come out to say how things are and how they ought to be but look at him talking like a child in primary 1B. It is a pity.

PFRB:
If Toney Momoh can talk like this then Nigeria is finished. These are the people who should have come out to say how things are and how they ought to be but look at him talking like a child in primary 1B. It is a pity.

Kingspin:
Sir, you are sir mumu.

Stupid people.
Mr Tony Momoh be mute forever.
You don't know what Nigerians are passing through.

StaffofOrayan:


The best propaganda is the type you repeat without knowing u are spreading it,

PFRB:
If Toney Momoh can talk like this then Nigeria is finished. These are the people who should have come out to say how things are and how they ought to be but look at him talking like a child in primary 1B. It is a pity.

IhateInjustice:


Didn't Tinubu and Buhari did the same?

I read a tweet from Reno Omokri, on how Jonathan's mother suffered great loss from her children dying at early age of their birth except Jonathan and one other child making it two to have survived. On one occasion, during the occupy Nigeria protest, Jonathan's mother saw a picture of his son and a coffin with an inscription of RIP. The mother suffered a severe shock and Jonathan was quickly contacted about it. Obviously, the mother may have believed that his son is dead.
Jonathan, didn't stop the protest even at the expense of his mother's health, neither did he arrest the organizers of it. Would Buhari have done that? I doubt.
Democracy in Nigeria walked away with Jonathan the very day he left Aso Rock and Buhari took over

michelz:
I have observed that most Nigerians - not minding age or literacy level- are ruled by sentiments rather than common sense.

How can some one wake up and call for revolution; that an elected government should be over thrown,and yet people still support him?
It's just crazy.
What would have happened if Sowore had succeeded and the entire nation degenerated into chaos,with criminals taking advantage of the situation to unleash mayhem to innocent citizens, killings and looting everywhere?

Then again you'd be probably happy and blame the government yet again.

michelz:
I have observed that most Nigerians - not minding age or literacy level- are ruled by sentiments rather than common sense.

How can some one wake up and call for revolution; that an elected government should be over thrown,and yet people still support him?
It's just crazy.
What would have happened if Sowore had succeeded and the entire nation degenerated into chaos,with criminals taking advantage of the situation to unleash mayhem to innocent citizens, killings and looting everywhere?

Then again you'd be probably happy and blame the government yet again.

mamajj17:


My dear, there was never a COUNTRY, it was a KINGDOM of APE

Ooni:
one by one we are abandoning our son.

desiredhome:

Stop the insult, ask yourself why are Nigerians passing through what they are passing through....
Is it just leadership problem or both leaders and followers too?
According to IBB, Nigeria is a difficult country to govern, some of you complaining here will do worst or are doing worst things.

michelz:
I have observed that most Nigerians - not minding age or literacy level- are ruled by sentiments rather than common sense.

How can some one wake up and call for revolution; that an elected government should be over thrown,and yet people still support him?
It's just crazy.
What would have happened if Sowore had succeeded and the entire nation degenerated into chaos,with criminals taking advantage of the situation to unleash mayhem to innocent citizens, killings and looting everywhere?

Then again you'd be probably happy and blame the government yet again.

IhateInjustice:


Didn't Tinubu and Buhari did the same?

I read a tweet from Reno Omokri, on how Jonathan's mother suffered great loss from her children dying at early age of their birth except Jonathan and one other child making it two to have survived. On one occasion, during the occupy Nigeria protest, Jonathan's mother saw a picture of his son and a coffin with an inscription of RIP. The mother suffered a severe shock and Jonathan was quickly contacted about it. Obviously, the mother may have believed that his son is dead.
Jonathan, didn't stop the protest even at the expense of his mother's health, neither did he arrest the organizers of it. Would Buhari have done that? I doubt.
Democracy in Nigeria walked away with Jonathan the very day he left Aso Rock and Buhari took over

tintingz:
. He was calling for revolution through a peaceful protest, it's allowed in the law to protest against a government.

tintingz:
Protest is still allowed in a democratic state.

Litmus:


Protest yes, not revolution. What rights does the Nigerian Constitution grant citizens? Is there a contract between government and the people, specifically a Social Contract?