opius:
"They think they can scare us into silence, but they're making a big mistake. If they want to fire live bullets at protesters let them go ahead because our current condition is not really better than those of dead people"

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The quotation above got me emotional

SERIOUSLY, THOSE WORDS ARE DEEP

We are coming to join you!

Edoreborn:
E be like say ds one no need food oohh cos i no see anything like food security there o..dey play

what's bringing food is already stated thete

God1000:
"I'm determined to join the planned protest because our country is being badly managed; that's why I started ahead of time, hoping to ‘ginger’ (encourage) those who may have been intimidated by the authorities,” Yusuf said while brandishing a placard.
"They think they can scare us into silence, but they're making a big mistake. If they want to fire live bullets at protesters let them go ahead because our current condition is not really better than those of dead people.”
The placard, bearing the heading ‘My Demands’, lists the following demands: national security, restoration of fuel subsidy, electricity subsidy, improved naira value, affordable education and accessible healthcare.
The #EndBadGovernance protest is scheduled for August 1-10 and it is aimed at drawing the government’s attention to the economic crisis, hardship, worsening hunger and poverty, and other issues linked to bad governance in the country.

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

Thumbs up Yusuf👍👍👍👌👌👌💪💪💪
# ONE MAN MOPOL1️⃣
# LION HEART 📢📢📢

Good one ..... Atleast he's more Nigerian than those people protesting for protesters not to protest!!!!

Government should have listening ears and do the followings

Resolving the divisions in a country like Nigeria requires a multifaceted approach. Here are some potential steps:

1. *Inclusive dialogue*: Encourage open discussions among all stakeholders, including the government, opposition, and various groups, to address grievances and find common ground.
2. *Addressing root causes*: Identify and tackle the underlying issues driving tensions, such as economic inequality, political marginalization, and social injustice.
3. *Strengthening institutions*: Enhance the independence and effectiveness of institutions like the judiciary, electoral bodies, and security forces to ensure fairness and accountability.
4. *Promoting national unity*: Foster a sense of shared citizenship and national identity through education, cultural exchange, and inclusive policies.
5. *Decentralization and devolution*: Consider devolving power to regional or local authorities to address regional grievances and promote more representative governance.
6. *Economic development*: Invest in economic growth, job creation, and poverty reduction to reduce tensions and improve living standards.
7. *International support*: Engage with international organizations and partners to provide guidance, support, and constructive pressure for reform.

Regarding the IPOB, it's essential to distinguish between:

- Legitimate grievances and demands for self-determination or regional autonomy
- Violence or terrorist activities, which should be condemned and addressed through legal and peaceful means

Taking sides with a terrorist group is not a viable solution. Instead, address the underlying issues driving support for such groups and engage in inclusive dialogue to find peaceful resolutions.

In Nigeria's case, consider the following:

- Acknowledge and address the historical and ongoing grievances of marginalized groups
- Encourage inclusive governance and representation
- Support economic development and social programs in disadvantaged regions
- Foster a culture of national unity and shared citizenship

By addressing the root causes and promoting inclusive dialogue, Nigeria can work towards a more united and peaceful future.

God1000:
Nice one Mr Yusuf, you are a patriotic Nigerian


We say No to Bad governance in Nigeria, enough of suffering and smiling.


I call on well meaning Nigerians to come out on the 1st of August without any fear to express their displeasure and dissatisfaction with this government, but make it peaceful


Mr president why are you hurting us?

U wey no go come out. U put some people into trouble with ur comments. I hail you o

Hmmm it's going to be well with this country one day o

The Nigerian military is a significant factor in the country’s insecurity; we must face this reality. Not all situations can be resolved with guns and bullets. The military’s decision to violently remove Boko Haram’s leader contributed to the insurgency’s growth, and now they struggle to manage the situation. The same pattern is evident in the East, where the military's brutal response to protesters led to the rise of unknown gunmen.

The #EndSARS protest, initially peaceful, escalated into violence and looting after the military intervened. Given the widespread frustration and hunger in the country, the risk is high that any attempt to suppress upcoming protests with force could have severe consequences. The northern regions are particularly mobilized, and forceful measures could potentially destabilize the nation further.

Peaceful and constructive solutions are crucial to avoid worsening the situation.

His demand look reasonable

TriCee:
Good.
The awareness about this protest and reaction of fear from the FG is actually a protest on its own. If FG have sense, they should start changing their strategy to make things better.

Tinubu should also take some palatable decisions and address the nation tomorrow evening. I am personally worried about hitting the streets for protests, this is because some animals have already planned a counter-protest, which could be bad.

Do not be Afraid, Bro.

The Lord is on the Side of the Suffering Masses of Nigeria.

The NPF and NA can only flex muscle on southerner they dear not touch Northern protesters . If this protest should gain momentum in the North PBAT is a gonner

spiSeyi:
The NPF and NA can only flex muscle on southerner they there not touch Northern protest . If this protest should gain momentum in the North PBAT is a gonner

You are a dreamer,Is Shetima the VP not from the north or you think he doesn't have followers in the north.

We Southerners will defend Tinubu just like they defended Buhari.

Only one Buhari policy of currency swap was enough to destroy any economy.

This is a powerful one I won’t lie.

Pastoshizzy:
Woow!
He's either trying to trend or 'owu' na bastard.
Either way he's going back home... with transport fare given to him.

He went smiling I'm sure.

Clueless mofo, are you with us at all ?

Kukutente23:
Sowore dey try ginger people for this protest sha

But I'm not sure people trust him that much

Sowore is doing his the wrong way tru declaration of rage!

Mek him nor com spoil peaceful protest for our hand.

You will never see those people that claim to love the zoo most, the like of Hellanus, yarimo, Madridguy and the legendhero wey ranaway from his country fighting this way.

Oniranu!

PHILipu1:

You are a dreamer,Is Shetima the VP not from the north or you think he doesn't have followers in the north.

We Southerners will defend Tinubu just like they defended Buhari.

Only one Buhari policy of currency swap was enough to destroy any economy.

Dey play a visit to Ibadan, Abeokuta and Oshogbo will convince you in fact PBAT will come a distant 3rd inSW if election is conducted today. Almost nobody are supporting PBAT

I think education and healthcare are still very much affordable in Nigeria though

raskymonojendor:

He forgot to add the release of Nnamdi Kanu like some Obidients and IPOB.

Guess your eyes is paining you, the lone protester said "MY DEMAND", you can include the release of Nnamdi Kanu in your own demand sir. If Obidients and Igbos demand is the release of Nnamdi Kanu then you too get your own demand abeg.

The south should sit on the fence and watch, just like the north did . Everyone must continue to dey collect wotowoto

God1000:


https://saharareporters.com/2024/07/30/endbadgovernanceinnigeria-lone-protester-spotted-adamawa-government-house-ahead

see his useless bald head .....instead of him to protest against his useless governor and other worthless governor as well in the north to end banditry he here capitalizing on the ineptitude of the president.......

TriCee:
Good.
The awareness about this protest and reaction of fear from the FG is actually a protest on its own. If FG have sense, they should start changing their strategy to make things better.

Tinubu should also take some palatable decisions and address the nation tomorrow evening. I am personally worried about hitting the streets for protests, this is because some animals have already planned a counter-protest, which could be bad.

You guys are bargaining for civil and we will get it. Get ready to die or become a refugee. The same man that's carrying a placard full of grammatical error refused to join the endSars protest because his brother was the president. You people are playing with fire. The northerners will turn it to Christian versus Muslims

God1000:
Nice one Mr Yusuf, you are a patriotic Nigerian


We say No to Bad governance in Nigeria, enough of suffering and smiling.


I call on well meaning Nigerians to come out on the 1st of August without any fear to express their displeasure and dissatisfaction with this government, but make it peaceful


Mr president why are you hurting us?

comrade you must have enough food at home

Go to the farm we are talking with the government.

You are a patriot

Xwizard:
Loner
Nice one
You’ve done something for your mother land



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God1000:
Nice one Mr Yusuf, you are a patriotic Nigerian


We say No to Bad governance in Nigeria, enough of suffering and smiling.


I call on well meaning Nigerians to come out on the 1st of August without any fear to express their displeasure and dissatisfaction with this government, but make it peaceful


Mr president why are you hurting us?

God1000:
Nice one Mr Yusuf, you are a patriotic Nigerian


We say No to Bad governance in Nigeria, enough of suffering and smiling.


I call on well meaning Nigerians to come out on the 1st of August without any fear to express their displeasure and dissatisfaction with this government, but make it peaceful


Mr president why are you hurting us?

But if the protest is hijack by hoodlums and individuals properties looted and destroy what will you say? Honestly and sincerely I am not against the mass protest. Let everyone come out and exercise their right