LagosPrince:
Stock up your homes people , it's surely gonna be a long protest

sIfioksq:
Hunger protests in Niger State? This is just another distraction from the real issues plaguing the country. When did protests ever solve hunger? Instead of burning tires and blocking roads, why not focus on finding real solutions? It's the same old story—people taking to the streets while the politicians sit back and laugh. If only they knew that their actions only give the government more excuses to crack down. The real fight should be against the corrupt systems that put them in this situation, not against each other. Protests won’t fill empty stomachs; they need to think smarter, not louder.

Chinkoalhaji34:
Niger State, where hunger protests are becoming a trend.

This is just another show without real change.

Those protesting should ask themselves if their actions will bring the food to their tables or just more noise in the streets. Hunger will not listen to mere chants; it requires real solutions, not just protests.

Let’s be realistic...

press9jatv:
August 1st protest will surely hold as planned. No retreat no surrender

Salewa97:
Hunger protest in Niger State? This is just another avenue for chaos.

When will we learn that protesting without a solid plan only leads to more suffering? Instead of channeling energy into destructive demonstrations, why not engage with the government and demand real change? Protests that turn violent only exacerbate the problem and put innocent lives at risk.

Nigerians should be wise enough to see that protests without purpose are a waste of time. Hunger isn't solved in the streets; it's solved in the boardrooms and through policies that uplift the people. Let's focus on constructive dialogue rather than chaos.

Salewa97:
Hunger protest in Niger State? This is just another avenue for chaos.

When will we learn that protesting without a solid plan only leads to more suffering? Instead of channeling energy into destructive demonstrations, why not engage with the government and demand real change? Protests that turn violent only exacerbate the problem and put innocent lives at risk.

Nigerians should be wise enough to see that protests without purpose are a waste of time. Hunger isn't solved in the streets; it's solved in the boardrooms and through policies that uplift the people. Let's focus on constructive dialogue rather than chaos.

CilicMarin:
No pictures, No video... Perhaps a handful of misguided elements trying to justify their pay.

Daily Trust and Sahara Reporters are working overtime to incite Nigerians to protest...but unfortunately it is not working at all...

bal4real:

😂
Guy you get bad mouth

Emperormartin:
This protest will definitely start from the north...

If I were tinubu I'll be more concerned in that region

Jonjam269:
As far as you restrict your madness to your region, no issue. No protest anywhere in South West

Salewa97:
Hunger protest in Niger State? This is just another avenue for chaos.

When will we learn that protesting without a solid plan only leads to more suffering? Instead of channeling energy into destructive demonstrations, why not engage with the government and demand real change? Protests that turn violent only exacerbate the problem and put innocent lives at risk.

Nigerians should be wise enough to see that protests without purpose are a waste of time. Hunger isn't solved in the streets; it's solved in the boardrooms and through policies that uplift the people. Let's focus on constructive dialogue rather than chaos.

Emperormartin:
This protest will definitely start from the north...

If I were tinubu I'll be more concerned in that region

Salewa97:
Hunger protest in Niger State? This is just another avenue for chaos.

When will we learn that protesting without a solid plan only leads to more suffering? Instead of channeling energy into destructive demonstrations, why not engage with the government and demand real change? Protests that turn violent only exacerbate the problem and put innocent lives at risk.

Nigerians should be wise enough to see that protests without purpose are a waste of time. Hunger isn't solved in the streets; it's solved in the boardrooms and through policies that uplift the people. Let's focus on constructive dialogue rather than chaos.

sIfioksq:
Hunger protests in Niger State? This is just another distraction from the real issues plaguing the country. When did protests ever solve hunger? Instead of burning tires and blocking roads, why not focus on finding real solutions? It's the same old story—people taking to the streets while the politicians sit back and laugh. If only they knew that their actions only give the government more excuses to crack down. The real fight should be against the corrupt systems that put them in this situation, not against each other. Protests won’t fill empty stomachs; they need to think smarter, not louder.

Princedapace:


But the demands are already made, which one have they ever implemented?
The masses cant be suffering alone, the politicians need to suffer too before I can take them serrious.
Fuel is expensive, yet scarce. I was with my V6 engine car today to buy fuel, I stayed on the queue at NNPC becus it was more affordable at N580 per liter but they stopped selling before it reached my turn. Do u know the level of frustration that caused me?
I have two businesses, each of them need electricity, I have to fuel my two business generators. I have to install solar at home but still use gen to support it. I have to fuel two businesses, fuel my home gen and fuel my car. I am more than frustrated.
The useless politicians and their supporters who caused this dont go thru this.
If they go thru same process that I go thru, I wont be angry.
U cant keep telling the masses to chill and suffer while u ball and enjoy with our collective wealths.
The demands have been made.
Serving politicians should cut down on their allowances and salaries immediately, by over 60 percent.
Since unitary federalsim is not working, we need to find another political system.
The major cause of food crises is the fulani herders who keep destroying farm lands and killing farmers. We want states to have total control of their borders and decide how u can move in and do business there.
This is 21 century, we cant keep doing herders with cows roaming the bushes and destroying people's investments.
I mean, what is so hard in ending this?
Go and rent land and build ranches in states that agree to this. Dont force ideas on everyone. I cant suffer and hustle money and invest 3m into farming and fulani herdsmen will use their cows and destory everything. If I complain, they attack and kill me. If I attach their cows for destroying my investments, they rape and kill me and my communities. This made farmers to start running away and this affected farm products.
This is simple, do the right thing. How come each president that comes will just waste 8 years repeating same thing that the former presidents did?
We want all past leaders probed and their stollen money recovered and used to build world class hositals across the 6 regions.
We want a better electoral system. Not this rubbish we do here that one person can just sit in one office and be calling results and change figures.
Dont pretend like u dont know what the people wants. The stuffs are there, govt should start them and people wont protest.

Benjamin4388:



man i feel you....we should all stop with all the issues we complaining and all focus to tell this government to bring fuel price back to what it was before.....that's the main originator of all our problems

sIfioksq:
Hunger protests in Niger State? This is just another distraction from the real issues plaguing the country. When did protests ever solve hunger? Instead of burning tires and blocking roads, why not focus on finding real solutions? It's the same old story—people taking to the streets while the politicians sit back and laugh. If only they knew that their actions only give the government more excuses to crack down. The real fight should be against the corrupt systems that put them in this situation, not against each other. Protests won’t fill empty stomachs; they need to think smarter, not louder.

Salewa97:
Hunger protest in Niger State? This is just another avenue for chaos.

When will we learn that protesting without a solid plan only leads to more suffering? Instead of channeling energy into destructive demonstrations, why not engage with the government and demand real change? Protests that turn violent only exacerbate the problem and put innocent lives at risk.

Nigerians should be wise enough to see that protests without purpose are a waste of time. Hunger isn't solved in the streets; it's solved in the boardrooms and through policies
that uplift the people. Let's focus on constructive dialogue rather than chaos.

Salewa97:
Hunger protest in Niger State? This is just another avenue for chaos.

When will we learn that protesting without a solid plan only leads to more suffering? Instead of channeling energy into destructive demonstrations, why not engage with the government and demand real change? Protests that turn violent only exacerbate the problem and put innocent lives at risk.

Nigerians should be wise enough to see that protests without purpose are a waste of time. Hunger isn't solved in the streets; it's solved in the boardrooms and through policies that uplift the people. Let's focus on constructive dialogue rather than chaos.

JoeEeL:


Guy u are right. These apc ronuku bastards have upped their game and now using chatgpt for their responses and copying and pasting.

These people are vile and are directly sent from hell!

ultraviolet27:

Ronuku Bastards laugh wan tear my belle oo!!

Salewa97:


lol you guys and stifling free speech. If it is your right to protest, why is it not my right to be anti protest?

Mods are not blind, they can clearly see I’ve been on this forum for years.

LagosPrince:
Stock up your homes people , it's surely gonna be a long protest

Salewa97:
Hunger protest in Niger State? This is just another avenue for chaos.

When will we learn that protesting without a solid plan only leads to more suffering? Instead of channeling energy into destructive demonstrations, why not engage with the government and demand real change? Protests that turn violent only exacerbate the problem and put innocent lives at risk.

Nigerians should be wise enough to see that protests without purpose are a waste of time. Hunger isn't solved in the streets; it's solved in the boardrooms and through policies that uplift the people. Let's focus on constructive dialogue rather than chaos.