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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by bjdon: 12:43pm On Feb 05

G00dharddick:

SS and se won't join this protest. This protest is simply for the West and north. Nothing concern the rest regions otherwise the west will tag it an igbo protest sponsored by Obi to rubbish Tinubu govt. So let the protest be strictly for the West and north only

May you remain blessed all your days
Nobody in SS and SE should join any rubbish protest. We did everything we could to change this country for the better in the last election and the SW and North said a big fat no. Now let them enjoy their Muslim-Muslim 'Na statistics we go chop' Presidency. Shebi they said it will benefit them and their families! grin

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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by ThunderFireAgba: 12:43pm On Feb 05

Dialpad:
This is likely to spill over to other states in the coming days or weeks

I pray and wish so fervently but before then, let the north bear the grunt.

Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by mipeesoft(m): 12:44pm On Feb 05

AAAAAMMMMMEEEEEEEEENNNNNNNNN

Jflex07:
It shall not be well with APC, Buhari,Tinubu and all their supporters.. They have inflicted more than enough pains to the poor masses..

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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by ThunderFireAgba: 12:45pm On Feb 05

Sonnobax15:

Just like I told one passenger who boarded my keke recently--"that something bigger than end sars is coming"

Cuz we can't continue living like this...... Only God knows the number of people I encounter on a daily basis who come to me for help...Even tho say I still dey struggle like this self.......Na wa.......

Once Ughelli and warri mistakenly join this thing, just take am say e don cast be that...
The hardship is just too much....

Correct! We know the major cities we're counting on. Let's do this guys once and for all! Na only one time man dey die.

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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by hmohammed(m): 12:47pm On Feb 05

crossfm:
Hehehe.

Shege pro max.

The one who built Dubai, China, Indonesia, London and Lagos,and even recently built France is cooking something great for Nigerians according to his paid supporters.

They said Nigerians should be patient, while they gallivant around the world enjoying.

Once you complain,they call you enemy of the country.

They danced when someone was shouting,"subsidy is gone, subsidy is gone". No body asked him his plans on how to cushion the effect of such action.

As if that wasn't bad enough,he went ahead to float the naira. They told us,this is the move that will move Nigeria to El Dorado.

Today see where we are.

Insecurity.
Banditry.
Kidnapping.
Inflation.
Terrorism.
Total collapse of the economy.

The funny thing is that these supporters see nothing wrong in everything going on in Nigeria. They are just living in self delusions and denial.

Better go and find how to be productive. You think say na protest go save your lazy life. Nigerians are very lazy, greedy people

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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by pansophist(m): 12:47pm On Feb 05

This is what happens when the weakest and scumest of people rule. Everyone will suffer. Leadership is not for ego boost, and to punish your followers. You can even learn from animals a good example of leadership.

You'll see how a mother hen protect its chicks from flying hawk, even if it pays with its life. Or a lion's presence keeps all hyenas, wild dogs and other rivals away from its cubs.

Or jesus that washed the feet of his followers, walk with them instead of using horses, healed them, feed them bread and fishes, saved a woman from public lynching, and paid the ultimate price by dying on the cross for mankind.

Leadership is not to oppress others, it's not to make your followers suffer, it's not to make yourself materially rich. True leadership is service. It's taking the bullet first, and save the followers.

Under Tinubu APC leadership, the country moan and the people suffer unbearably, even Nigerian diasporean also suffers because they have to help their families and friends back home, and such hoke base family can't help them back if they need help.

Leadership is work. It's a service, it's serving. Nigerian so called leaders are the scummest of the scum, and the masses ain't innocent either. Everybody will suffer under such structure, you can't fool nature or reality.

Foolish leaders that sees leadership as an ego boost, to feel better, oppress, and merry in their vanity, regardless if the nation burn.

But is the average Nigerian not like this? Does words such as responsibility, duty, honour, due process, accountability, truth, in their dictionary?

Prayer will not change this, because same bible told you that heaven help those who helped themselves. You can't pray your way to loose weight, because you have sense to exercise daily and eat right.

Nigeria. How a great nation has fallen. Sad.

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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by mbos: 12:50pm On Feb 05

more states should join

Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by SIXFEETUNDER: 12:50pm On Feb 05

They have the guts to protest

Hunger never wire their senses

Protesting won't solve anything

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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by Itiskdg121(m): 12:52pm On Feb 05

Tinubu till 2050? Noooo bros
You want to reduce the Nigerian population to just 5,000?
That man is a devil incarnate.

UptownVibes:
Tinubu till 2050. Una never see anything.

Its obi that is protesting now na

They thought they wanted to purnish obi. See una lives now.. Tinubu is currently at large.. Baba don run ,go enjoy himself..

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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by RepoMan007: 12:54pm On Feb 05

Between police brutality and hardship which is worse? These people kept quiet while Buhari borrowed to subsidize and didn't deem it good to demand working refineries. They can express their anger and frustration but should remember how endsars ended.

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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by Bullfallo(m): 12:55pm On Feb 05

Like play like play this country done destroy finish of. I remember ordering 10$ to 20$ things online with less that 5k. But today if i say 11$ to 20$ items my mind de cuts.

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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by StreetTyga: 12:56pm On Feb 05

See better better country wey God blessed. Animals come dey misrule am.

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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by ogelekpomgam(m): 12:56pm On Feb 05

shadrach77:
These people should just shut the f**k up and keep quiet! Buhari was there for 8 years and they never complained only for them to start shouting after just eight months under Tinubu. Their protests are laced with tribal sentiments

Shut up!..you call it just eight months..are you people in Nigeria so wicked, insensitive and dumb because of tribe and party

..chai!!!.
Children and majority of masses can't barely eat.
Beans, considered to be food for prisoners years back is now like a diamond.
Who do una eeeeeehhhh!!!!

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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by Akasammyoka: 12:57pm On Feb 05

Foolish is when you think this protest still works in this country.

Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by themanderon: 1:00pm On Feb 05

Everything has totally gone to dust. We have not had power supply for almost a week now. Then just flash you for ten minutes and that's it. Fuel is astronomical, inflation is now running into a thousand percent, the gas they told us is cheap is now out of reach, kerosene only exists I'm another galaxy, economy is collapsing and our president is on "Private visit" in another man's land enjoying the amenities which they deliberately refused to give to Nigerians here for decades now.
The center is no longer holding. It won't be long before things eventually boil over.
Nigerians are resilient but even the hardest substance has its elastic limits before it breaks and Nigerians have gone beyond that limit.

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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by babamoha(m): 1:01pm On Feb 05

Hope this will not escalate to what we cant control?

Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by Anunakeeh: 1:02pm On Feb 05

fergie001:

Protests erupt in Minna over rising inflation and hike in fuel and gas prices.

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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by ncoolsome(m): 1:02pm On Feb 05

shadrach77:
These people should just shut the f**k up and keep quiet! Buhari was there for 8 years and they never complained only for them to start shouting after just eight months under Tinubu. Their protests are laced with tribal sentiments

Is the 8months of Tinubu not worst than 8yrs of Buhari

Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by Juniorangel(m): 1:02pm On Feb 05

When e reach north, southwest and middlebelt let me know cos I don't think they are serious. Na to tell Nigerians another lie and reset their brains.

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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by babamoha(m): 1:02pm On Feb 05

If this should spread to every part of the country
That will leads to uprising that will restructure or destroy Nigeria.

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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by CzarChris(m): 1:03pm On Feb 05

shadrach77:
These people should just shut the f**k up and keep quiet! Buhari was there for 8 years and they never complained only for them to start shouting after just eight months under Tinubu. Their protests are laced with tribal sentiments

So hardship now knows tribe abi? No wahala, just continue.

Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by Saintcurtis(m): 1:04pm On Feb 05

Remove sentiment, tribalism, religion and political affiliation. People are passing through pains in this country.

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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by Fowobi84: 1:08pm On Feb 05

shadrach77:
These people should just shut the f**k up and keep quiet! Buhari was there for 8 years and they never complained only for them to start shouting after just eight months under Tinubu. Their protests are laced with tribal sentiments

Best comment so far

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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by richboy7(m): 1:09pm On Feb 05

shadrach77:
These people should just shut the f**k up and keep quiet! Buhari was there for 8 years and they never complained only for them to start shouting after just eight months under Tinubu. Their protests are laced with tribal sentiments

You too don start with your tribalism. That should not be an issue for now. Everybody is in hardship tribe or no tribe.

Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by richboy7(m): 1:10pm On Feb 05

ImoleNaija:
Way to go........coz it's no longer bearable.

I've been looking forward to such protests by the youths in Lag/Ogun.

Infact it should spread to all parts of the country.

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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by Maxtipulation(m): 1:10pm On Feb 05

crossfm:
Hehehe.

Shege pro max.

The one who built Dubai, China, Indonesia, London and Lagos,and even recently built France is cooking something great for Nigerians according to his paid supporters.

They said Nigerians should be patient, while they gallivant around the world enjoying.

Once you complain,they call you enemy of the country.

They danced when someone was shouting,"subsidy is gone, subsidy is gone". No body asked him his plans on how to cushion the effect of such action.

As if that wasn't bad enough,he went ahead to float the naira. They told us,this is the move that will move Nigeria to El Dorado.

Today see where we are.

Insecurity.
Banditry.
Kidnapping.
Inflation.
Terrorism.
Total collapse of the economy.

The funny thing is that these supporters see nothing wrong in everything going on in Nigeria. They are just living in self delusions and denial.

Electricity grid collapsed

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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by kingxsamz(m): 1:11pm On Feb 05

This is fake news. They're only expressing their love for the president, Tinibooo. ❤️

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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by Maxtipulation(m): 1:14pm On Feb 05

Tinubu's eight years must complete ooo, I no wan hear nada.

Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by Alamkir: 1:15pm On Feb 05

shadrach77:
These people should just shut the f**k up and keep quiet! Buhari was there for 8 years and they never complained only for them to start shouting after just eight months under Tinubu. Their protests are laced with tribal sentiments

When Buhari was their, it was bad, but fuel was 190, a dollar N400 official.

Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by richboy7(m): 1:16pm On Feb 05

Savedday2:
Breakfast wey never go round na him, them they make noise?

Abeg Jagaban, do what you know best, order the army to shoot them all. By the time 6persons fall for ground, the rest go run.

You never see what people can do when they're hungry and desperate. E go be fire for fire. Even the soldiers will end up joining the people. This I have seen. Soldiers too are not bearing the hardship. The other day one committed suicide.

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Re: "The Hardship Is Too Much": Protests Erupt In Minna by ferry1: 1:16pm On Feb 05

The revolution is gradually gathering momentum
Soon, time will tell on our leaders

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