Your country is cursed

What is bleep...?? i say 4ck Nigerian police....... Am seeing bleep

In Nigeria the meaning of abiding by law and order simply means suffering and smiling.

Rest In Peace young man!!

RIP and be wise in your next life. Nothing is worth protesting for in Nigeria due to the Police insanity.


How I wish the dead can rise up and collect all the phones from those people taking pictures and videos

Nwachukwu06:
Life in Nigeria is worthless, when security forces kills those they supposed to protect.

Aswear....... No one is no longer safe in this nation

......just only God protection

If I talk wetin Dey my mind now seun will ban me again,all the same one day monkey go enter market and e no go return.

May his soul rest in peace



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbigUxpN7IQ

We are finished as a country. Abnormal has become normal. Offence of this magnitude is not raising an eyebrow. This police officer will be in some bar this evening enjoying himself and its okay with everyone.

STENON:
RIP and be wise in your next life. Nothing is worth protesting for in Nigeria due to the Police insanity.


How I wish the dead can rise up and collect all the phones from those people taking pictures and videos

Lol, even if you don't join protest and lock yourself inside your you are still not safe my dear.

Poor security and Electricity Blackout in their hostels for long periods has made it easy for armed robbers and petty thieves to rob innocents students of their valuables, rape girls, stab guys etc..
The protest will definately draw attention of the govt, the world and media to their plight.
Some people laid down their lives for some of the things we enjoy and brag about now.

spiceadole:
When i was a student,Whenever I hear Protest ,I make sure I lock myself inside the comfort of my room till its over.
No protest can be peaceful in Nigeria.
Either someone is killed,wounded or arrested

You have a point, but note that some one some where laid down his or her life for some of the things we enjoy now. It is these protest that draw the attention of our useless government because their children school abroad. Sadly life was lost but it is the price we sometime pay for our children to enjoy.

JimohMomoh:


Lol, even if you don't join protest and lock yourself inside your you are still not safe my dear.

Poor security and Electricity Blackout in their hostels for long periods has made it easy for armed robbers and petty thieves to rob innocents students of their valuables, rape girls, stab guys etc..
The protest will definately draw attention of the govt, the world and media to their plight.
Some people laid down their lives for some of the things we enjoy and brag about now.

Yes, you are very right.
My immediate younger sister finished from same FUOYE. Her phone was always switched off due to poor electricity to charge phones and it prompted me to visit her hostel in 2016 due to family concern about her safety.


I planned to spend 1 month with her to really understand what her problem was all about, but left after two weeks of not sighting electricity, I couldn't just stand the students lifestyle at Oye Ekiti, always moving from one house to another shop searching for generator to power my phone. Really, those FUOYE students are going through hell to study. Everything is damn too expensive!! Poor school infrastructures, shortage of lecture rooms, very expensive to take bike to school, no school bus or campus shuttle, no transformer or light, insecurity, high crime rate like stealing most especially at charging points and hostels, poor network, wrecked road, no photocopy machine on campus except you come to the main town, no school shuttle bus and expensive school hostel/offcampus accommodation .... after paying huge amount of money for school fees.


Naso I left my sister after 2 weeks and took the horrible gist back home...

They should go traditional on that corpse. That policeman and his instructor must die too

Sonfethopia:
Moral of the story: don't protest. De Ur house buy bread and Pepsi.

I dey tell you

STENON:
Yes, you are very right.
My immediate younger sister finished from same FUOYE. Her phone was always switched off due to poor electricity to charge phones and it prompted me to visit her hostel in 2018 due to family concern about her safety.


I planned to spend 1 month with her to really understand what her problem was all about, but left after two weeks of not sighting electricity, I couldn't just stand the students lifestyle at Oye Ekiti, always moving from one house to another shop searching for generator to power my phone. Really, those FUOYE students are really going through hell. Everything is damn too expensive!! Poor school infrastructures, shortage of lecture rooms, very expensive to take bike to school, no school bus or campus shuttle, no transformer or light, insecurity, high crime rate like stealing most especially at charging points and hostels, poor network, wrecked road, no photocopy machine on campus except you come to the main town, no school shuttle bus and expensive school hostel/offcampus accommodation .... after paying huge amount of money for school fees.


Naso I left my sister after 2 weeks and took the horrible gist back home...

Is this a school or an abyss? No photocopier on campus? They should shut it down and sell it off for farming. Rubbish!

We complaining of xenophobia in South Africa, what is this we are doing to ourselves on our own soil. Where is the justice in this shit hole country of ours.
I better stay Cape town here dey enjoy myself than come Naija n be killed by one useless Police officer in d name of protecting a woman that forget she had children too.
There is God ooo

RIP

Sounds sad

JimohMomoh:


You have a point, but note that some one some where laid down his or her life for some of the things we enjoy now. It is these protest that draw the attention of our useless government because their children school abroad. Sadly life was lost but it is the price we sometime pay for our children to enjoy.

Good for them.
I can't never put myself in harm's way for any reason.
Not for a useless government.

I never did and will never do.
Even in UK,where I have relocated to now.
Once I sense danger close to me,in any way..I save myself first.
My Senior colleague ,Dr Adadevoh will be regretting laying down her life for Nigeria by getting infected and killed by Ebola