Another week of protests. Another week of frustration for the common man. Many of us that are not in Lagos might not understand. People were placed in a position where they had to spend additional 4-5 hours in traffic piled up upon the previously existing ungodly Lagos traffic.


“These guys really get time o.”
I thought to myself condescendingly when I saw many of the people protesting.
“They are obviously jobless.”


A co-worker of mine mentioned and I agree. Only a jobless person would leave his source of daily bread to come and be engaging in these wanton acts of public disturbance and tomfoolery. Constituting a public nuisance to the common salaryman who cannot relate to their struggle, but is just trying to make a living to feed and support his family. Or the petty trader carrying her perishable tomatoes from Ijebu ode to Obalenede, to make her almost negligible gain of 3000 nairas so her sons 8 and 5 years old, that have an absentee father can have a chance in this cold, unforgiving world.
I am not a SARS apologist. But I would never partake or support these protests. This continuous blocking of roads and especially the toll gate here in Lagos is not affecting the key stakeholders who are to be held responsible. The key policy and decision-makers, who through a series of outrageously terrible lawmaking, have brought us to this very point. Every political office holder, appointed or elected, who has stood by and partook in the unhindered looting and pillaging of this country’s resources, natural and human alike are not feeling the pains. Me and you. Your fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, uncles and aunts are the ones experiencing the growing pains from this pseudo-revolution (yes, I said pseudo, Nigerians have a bad rep when it comes to seeing things to the end. Eventually, they are going to sell out, just like other movements and protests before them. I hope they make a fool of me and push on to the end). But that statement my co-worker uttered really put things into perspective.


“They are obviously jobless.”
“Obviously”
https://revoluth./2020/10/14/sars-eyes-on-the-ball/

It goes to show how naive,ignorant,and non-chalant you and your colleagues are.

Reasonable people are fighting for your liberty and that of your generations from police brutalities and corruption ,and you call them jobless, simply because you want to go to work. Is it not because you are alive that is why you are talking about going to work.

Those victims of SARS that got killed extra judicially by the this rampaging monsters called police would have wish they are alive to experience 5hrs hold up but got killed by this beasts, and you call those fighting for justice jobless.

So Run town,Rudeboy, Falz, Aisha Yesufu, Sowore,Phyno,wizkid, davido, flavour,tiwa salvage, zlantan ibile, and whole lots of comrades and activists are jobless right.

You need a brain check

Thanos:
Another week of protests. Another week of frustration for the common man. Many of us that are not in Lagos might not understand. People were placed in a position where they had to spend additional 4-5 hours in traffic piled up upon the previously existing ungodly Lagos traffic.


“These guys really get time o.”
I thought to myself condescendingly when I saw many of the people protesting.
“They are obviously jobless.”


A co-worker of mine mentioned and I agree. Only a jobless person would leave his source of daily bread to come and be engaging in these wanton acts of public disturbance and tomfoolery. Constituting a public nuisance to the common salaryman who cannot relate to their struggle, but is just trying to make a living to feed and support his family. Or the petty trader carrying her perishable tomatoes from Ijebu ode to Obalenede, to make her almost negligible gain of 3000 nairas so her sons 8 and 5 years old, that have an absentee father can have a chance in this cold, unforgiving world.
I am not a SARS apologist. But I would never partake or support these protests. This continuous blocking of roads and especially the toll gate here in Lagos is not affecting the key stakeholders who are to be held responsible. The key policy and decision-makers, who through a series of outrageously terrible lawmaking, have brought us to this very point. Every political office holder, appointed or elected, who has stood by and partook in the unhindered looting and pillaging of this country’s resources, natural and human alike are not feeling the pains. Me and you. Your fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, uncles and aunts are the ones experiencing the growing pains from this pseudo-revolution (yes, I said pseudo, Nigerians have a bad rep when it comes to seeing things to the end. Eventually, they are going to sell out, just like other movements and protests before them. I hope they make a fool of me and push on to the end). But that statement my co-worker uttered really put things into perspective.


“They are obviously jobless.”
“Obviously”
https://revoluth./2020/10/14/sars-eyes-on-the-ball/

TRASH.

Kamdil:
It goes to show how naive,ignorant,and non-chalant you and your colleagues are.

Reasonable people are fighting for your liberty and that of your generations from police brutalities and corruption ,and you call them jobless, simply because you want to go to work. Is it not because you are alive that is why you are talking about going to work.

Those victims of SARS that got killed extra judicially by the this rampaging monsters called police would have wish they are alive to experience 5hrs hold up but got killed by this beasts, and you call those fighting for justice jobless.

So Run town,Rudeboy, Falz, Aisha Yesufu, Sowore,Phyno,wizkid, davido, flavour,tiwa salvage, zlantan ibile, and whole lots of comrades and activists are jobless right.

You need a brain check

"If you want to hide something from a black man, put it in a book." You have just affirmed that saying. Because if you actually took the time to read the complete blog post via the link provided, you won't be falling for sensational headlines and tit bits. No wonder it's so easy for the average nigerian to swallow any media narrative hook,line and sinker. May the lord be your strength brother.

Thanos:

"If you want to hide something from a black man, put it in a book." You have just affirmed that saying. Because if you actually took the time to read the complete blog post via the link provided, you won't be falling for sensational headlines and tit bits. No wonder it's so easy for the average nigerian to swallow any media narrative hook,line and sinker. May the lord be your strength brother.

Just shut your trap Mister. You have no idea what the struggle is all about, maybe because life is rosy for you and that is why you belittle others fighting the forces behind their own struggles. People like you do not deserve to be in the position to head others because you are insensitive and arrogant.

Akalia:
Just shut your trap Mister. You have no idea what the struggle is all about, maybe because life is rosy for you and that is why you belittle others fighting the forces behind their own struggles. People like you do not deserve to be in the position to head others because you are insensitive and arrogant.

ok sir.

Ur working for 100k per month and u think ur future is bright, ur jst a slave that has no freedom, stop working for ple so u can paticipate on the protest for ur future. #mugu