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Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by Bobloco: 10:42pm On Jul 29 |
IN a thriving democracy, the right to protest is fundamental. For Nigeria, this right holds profound significance. Therefore, the official opposition to the planned August 1 #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria protest is baseless and counterproductive. https://punchng.com/protecting-nigerians-vital-right-to-protest/ 8 Likes
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Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by Quest7777: 10:45pm On Jul 29 |
The Soul of Nigeria is under siege. I encourage Nigerians to come out to protest peacefully against hunger and hardship like VDM. VDM didn't commit a crime. Protesting peacefully is never a crime. And it is the job of the police to ensure the rights of peaceful protesters is not infringed upon. If Govt doesn't want protests, they should do the needful. Nigeria is rich enough to subsidise fuel at ₦100 per litre, if Govt cuts down on cost of governance and wastages and effectively fight corruption. 19 Likes 1 Share
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Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by EyeCumInPiece: 10:47pm On Jul 29 |
The Economy was relatively viable when Buhari took over from GEJ, but Buhari crumbled the economy in his 8yrs. Tinubu can not be exonerated because he was largely instrumental to Buhari's emergence. Infact Tinubu claims he made Buhari president. Tinubu that said he will hit the ground running, has been running like a mad man for over one year now with nothing to show for it except increased hunger and suffering to Nigerians. And agbado miscreants say we should not protest, that we should give the druggie more time to finish this corn3 patapata. 14 Likes 3 Shares
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Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by TemplarLandry: 10:48pm On Jul 29 |
Retarded, disgruntled HoeBeeDients with terrorist tendencies trying to hide under the guise of protest. Try harder! I diss them with "WBYD" (Who Be Your Daddy) by Dremo feat. Zhus Jdo. Great jam! 14 Likes |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by ElSudani: 10:52pm On Jul 29 |
The government acceded to the demands of the Endsars protesters, what kept them in the streets after that? All these academic lectures wouldn't mean anything if mobs were allowed to overrun the country. No government will allow that, not USA, not UK, nowhere. 2 Likes |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by ngwaIgbo223: 12:15am On Jul 30 |
We are marching direct to aso Villa. 13 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by Horus(m): 12:28am On Jul 30 |
Peaceful protest is a powerful and public way for people to make their voices heard 3 Likes 2 Shares
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Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by LagosPrince: 1:06am On Jul 30 |
A very beautiful article 2 Likes |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by keymatt(m): 1:42am On Jul 30 |
The fact that APC sponsored protest are always peaceful goes to show you that the demons in APC are the ones sponsoring violence when sincere Nigerians are protesting. APC devils were behind Endsars violence, not Nigerians. The world will hold Tinubu's INEC regime responsible for any eruption of violence in August 1st protest. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by Bobloco: 1:54am On Jul 30 |
TemplarLandry: You are back at dedicating songs and great jam! 1 Like |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by theophorus(m): 6:36am On Jul 30 |
Nobody dey say make anybody no Protest ooo. But if it ever turn looting or vandalism... |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by Coolestguy2023: 6:36am On Jul 30 |
In as much as you have the constitutional right to peaceful protest, i also have the right not to protest. Your right to protest should not in any way hinder me from going about my daily activities. Do your protest without interfering with my constitutional right of free movement. Any attempt to distrupt my movement would be met with violent resistance 13 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by BlowYourMind: 6:37am On Jul 30 |
No one is stopping anyone from protesting, but everyone should protest in their various state, the endsars, whereas Okeke, Chinasa, and others were found committing arson in Southwest must repeat itself again especially this time that bitter grievingory Obi people are bereaved and mourning the disgraceful defeat and humiliation of their lord and savior 14 Likes
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Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by benuejosh: 6:38am On Jul 30 |
I read the first paragraph and i didn't read the rest because the writer himself is in support of chaos and anarchy. Nobody is against the protest. The state is concerned about the miscreants and criminals who will take over the protest and begin to cause untold hardship to business owners and market women and men who survive and fend for the family through their daily trade or hustle. Who is increasing the price of commodity in the market? is it not the same business men and women? What really are they protesting for? Protesting is their right but the Protestant that will want to cause mayhem, is it also their right? |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by Lovenorth: 6:40am On Jul 30 |
Even if the president reverses all of his heinous measures, the strike must continue because we will prove to him that we are not weaklings who will be mistreated. 1 Like |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by Shedrack777: 6:40am On Jul 30 |
are they really protecting or prothieving? |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by MrPOTUS: 6:40am On Jul 30 |
Never knew Tinubu can shake o, this impending protest grab him by his ballz Everyone is lamenting, including a vast number of westerners. Na only those bastard nairaland supporters wey dey claim online millionaires dey support this govt. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by bewla(m): 6:41am On Jul 30 |
Let me c any Mumu mugu come out to protest I will personally see to it he rot in jail Transport high School fees high Hospital high NEPA high Petrol high Kerosene high Bandit on the rise Kidnapping on the rise Death rate on the high Ritual on the rise Bad news no get control You Mumu come want to protest for hunger Ogun go kill any useless Politicians motivated person that join this crazy clowns |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by UnfairLife7(m): 6:43am On Jul 30 |
The protest go loud 1 Like |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by flexyrule(m): 6:45am On Jul 30 |
Baba wey no well dey fear protest... |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by Nwaokunkpara: 6:46am On Jul 30 |
Tinubu kind of democracy don't accept a peaceful protest or demonstrations against the evils of his administration |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by flexyrule(m): 6:46am On Jul 30 |
TemplarLandry:You go dedicate song tire! 1 Like |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by Bubu4Sea: 6:46am On Jul 30 |
The cocaine sniffing druglord ,Amoda Ogunlere aka Bola Tinubu’s should invest time in solving people problems, instead of looking for ways to stop the protest 1 Like
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Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by EyeCumInPeace: 6:47am On Jul 30 |
TemplarLandry:Grow up and stop being a nuisance on NL. If Thïefnubu is truly afraid of protests being hijacked by terrorists, the druggie should bring back the Subsidy he removed, and the protest will die off. 1 Like |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by Cj4charles(m): 6:47am On Jul 30 |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by MaziObinnaokija: 6:47am On Jul 30 |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by shox: 6:54am On Jul 30 |
benuejosh:karma is the answer to you people. You apc people should get to work. Enough Cho Cho cho . As protest dey come. Pre election monikers including ROBOTS on nairaland to don rise up dissuade the people. E no go work 2 Likes |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by Racoon(m): 7:08am On Jul 30 |
Trust Punch Newspaper! The useless, senseless, impactless and directionless government will collect am wotoporously |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by frankson1(m): 7:21am On Jul 30 |
The RIGHT to PROTEST doesn't give the PROTESTERS rights to deatroy and burn down people's businesses and properties. |
Re: Protecting Nigerians’ Vital Right To Protest - Punch Editorial by YouAreNobody: 7:26am On Jul 30 |
theophorus: It's your APC who sponsored thugs to turn the endSARS protests violent. Videos abound of where thugs were getting imported in government Prado jeeps. APC is a demonic party 1 Like |
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