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Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by DemoOmooba: 12:57pm On Jan 10, 2012 |
http://cutting-edge-view..com/2012/01/i-just-came-back-from-monitoring.html Tell us what is happening in your area? |
Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by biometrics: 1:07pm On Jan 10, 2012 |
[size=18pt]It's just the beginning before you knew it Federal Government will be shouting how much they are losing on dailing basis.[/size] |
Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by Rad1cal: 2:49pm On Jan 10, 2012 |
[size=20pt]The ill fated strike is now crumbling at their faces . The only sad point is the high probability of the current NLC Lagos Carnival ending prematurely . and Obesere was slated for tomorrow performance .[/size] |
Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by DemoOmooba: 4:26pm On Jan 10, 2012 |
http://cutting-edge-view..com/2012/01/uneasy-calm.html MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD. DO NOT LISTEN TO GEJ APOLOGISTS! |
Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by VULCAN(m): 7:12pm On Jan 10, 2012 |
The President announced that political office holders will sacrifice 25% of their SALARIES for subsidies. That translates to Jonny sacrificing N800,000. PER ANNUM Now that is a lot. I dont see why people wud still want to protest when our president has given up so so much for us. Oh, oh, maybe its 'cause he didnt touch the allowances that are in some cases 50-100 times the value of the salary of a political office holder Aww, He must have forgotten about the allowances. Poor thing Please someone should remind him, quick cos i wudnt want to believe that he purposely kept that little item hidden. The allowances given to a nigerian senator are well over N100m per annum and there are about 150 of them while the allowances given to a rep are similar but with there being around 400 of those ones, well the numbers just keep adding up dont they? Anyway for those who wont go out to the streets to demonstrate but wish support the protesters you can call enoughisenough nigeria on 07006662222(www.eienigeria.org) and make ur comments and or donations. Im making my donation of water tommorow as i want to lead by example- unlike some president's we know |
Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by coogar: 7:15pm On Jan 10, 2012 |
VULCAN: a lot? are you aware this idiotic president of yours budgets 1 billion naira on food for his household per annum? 1 billion naira for food alone? he must be eating hollywood celebrities. |
Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by hercules07: 7:19pm On Jan 10, 2012 |
@coogar Na tongue in cheek statement, read the remaining part of his contribution. |
Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by emmatok(m): 8:13pm On Jan 10, 2012 |
HUGE SUCCESS!!! Airports-shut down Seaports- shut down Banks-shut down Senate-shut down House Of Rep - shut down Government -shut down Nigeria was successfully shut down. |
Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by Limaoscar: 8:16pm On Jan 10, 2012 |
what goes around, comes around Dude, better stick to your un-intelligent ramblings and poopings on NL. What do you know about Geology, Reservior Engineering or the Oil/Gas business? Where did you get the confidence to postulate and crunch the figures you have up there. BTW, you have not told us when the Natural gas will "dry-up" as well, one expo for you though, The Niger-Delta and SE region has a large "Island of Oil in a Sea of Gas" one of the largest in the world, oya start crunching your near dead calculator to tell me when our total reserves dry-up. Your folks stop building Pea-nut pyramids not because your land stop producing but because you found a way to prosper from other regions natural resources and statistically, your region has comparatively the largest number of lazy and un-productive people in the Contraption called Nigeria (I am not refering to the entire North here, cos I have a few friends up North who are hard working and smart, so make no mistakes). You got Tin mines/Fields somewhere in the Middle belt, why has it not been developed? You Farm Potatoes, Onions,Tomatoes and rear Cattles (Your traditional occupation) why have you not developed all this to gain international export value, No, you must sell dollars on the streets, must be positioned in NNPC, NPDC, NAPIMS, Ports Authority,Immigration and Exercise and all the plum sectors possible so you can dictate to people who work hard and who are endowed with these Natural resources while keeping them under. Now tha it looks like the game is changing, your politicians are Orchestrating and formenting trouble all over the Nation so the project of decentralising your manipulative grip and control over National resources will fail and that ain't gonna happen! May be I just dey waste my time with you sef. To all other NL users sorry that I was forced by the silly post up there to join in the derailment of this thread. My apology but my position on subject has long been stated. |
Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by Rad1cal: 8:57pm On Jan 10, 2012 |
emmatok: No be small merited success, Finally dawned on me that Lagos, Abuja and Kano made up Nigeria . with lagos holding the mother of all rally with award winning artiste entertaining the crowd with hit songs. Another successful carnival . What about the NLC calling off their strike in Kano and Kaduna. An ally pulled out of the faulty protest plug. Your helpless squirms is visible from afar. Failures. |
Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by emmatok(m): 9:24pm On Jan 10, 2012 |
Rad1cal: MR MUNTULA, Where did you see Lagos, Kano and Kaduna in my post you quoted, How come Airports and Seaport in the SS and SE are not working since the strike begin. Tell me how many banks are opened for business and how many cheque/s you have cleared this week. You better stop dreaming. |
Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by Rad1cal: 9:35pm On Jan 10, 2012 |
emmatok: Mr Mumuni, when you said Nigeria was shut down, kindly count how many of the states joined in your wayward protests . and with your false utterances , if you reside in Lagos,Ibadan or other places i mentioned in my post. then it's a pity to see what ignorance can result to = false intelligence . you berra wake up guy from your nightmare . emmatok: |
Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by emmatok(m): 9:46pm On Jan 10, 2012 |
Rad1cal: Mr MUNTULA, You keep calling Lagos, Ibadan and other states, did mentioned them in my post? I am talking about Facilities and amenities that keeps Nigeria rolling. I ask you again how many Bank are open for business nation wide. How many schools are opened. What about seaports, too much Demurrage . My friends are still at Enugu because all flights are grounded. You do not need to go round the country to shut it down. Target the necessary amenities, and everything will slow down. |
Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by DemoOmooba: 9:47pm On Jan 10, 2012 |
Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by Rad1cal: 9:51pm On Jan 10, 2012 |
emmatok: The rantings of an ant named MUMUNI . you obviously have not heard that in the SE and the SS with reference to Cross River State. there was no hullabaloo of protests Permit me to ask you where do you reside. you come off as an apparent ignorant dude. thinking where you reside denotes Nigeria International flights took off yesterday in Lagos and today, wetin you vomit sef Jokers of nairaland |
Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by emmatok(m): 10:20pm On Jan 10, 2012 |
Rad1cal: Mr MUNTULA, What airports are you talking about. Lagos ports, airlines, lose billions to strike http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/business/32729-lagos-ports-airlines-lose-billions-to-strike.html. You keep talking about SS and SE, how many banks are opened for business. My folks are still at Enugu due to grounded flights. Keep your lies to your self. |
Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by Enice(m): 11:07pm On Jan 10, 2012 |
These silly Azzes think that by putting Nigerians in pains then the stu.pid strike is a success. Do you think the Government would bulge? So long as oil is flowing, una dey waste una time. Soon una go dey beg make them pay una salary |
Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by DemoOmooba: 1:54am On Jan 12, 2012 |
http://cutting-edge-view..com/2012/01/how-to-loot-from-top2012-budget.html Read this and make up your own mind. Subsidy removal without curing wastsge will still lead us back to penury!
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Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by OneNaira6: 3:48am On Jan 12, 2012 |
Its a fail. It should have impacted Nigeria by now but nothing is happening. The rest of world barely pay attention to it. |
Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by DemoOmooba: 7:31pm On Jan 13, 2012 |
http://cutting-edge-view..com/2012/01/no-magic-wand.html How about a plan to solve this wahala! |
Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by Rad1cal: 12:42am On Jan 17, 2012 |
Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by canuck(m): 4:24am On Jan 17, 2012 |
IMHO, protest was a BIG success because: 1) It put GEJ's govt on notice that it can no longer hide behind a finger like past corrupt and inept govts; 2) Common men and women panicked the C-in-C and his cohorts - NOI was visibly shaken in a Channels interview on Monday (Soldiers unleashed on defenseless civilians is the panick barometer); 3) It is far easier to mobilize the masses from now on, if govt walks all over them again - Trust me, GEJ will avoid a re-run of the past week at all cost; 4) A 49% increase in pump price today is a far cry from the hellish 117% hike imposed on Jan 1; 5) The masses have tasted blood; artisans, journeymen, labourers, etc are pulling out calculators to analyze Nigeria's budget and question the "high cost of governance" - That has NEVER happened in the history of Nigeria; 6) It's been irrevocably proven that the Nigeria people ruled by Tafawa Balewa, Ironsi, Gowon,, and even OBJ, are not the same Nigeria people under GEJ; we have evolved - The power of the youth (>80% of the population) combined with instant communication is massive; and 7) 1-6 above will only multiply
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Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by Nobody: 6:07am On Jan 17, 2012 |
most importantly, it is an eye opener for everybody the smiling dunce is a despot |
Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by 1l2x: 9:33pm On Mar 14, 2012 |
What failure do mean. Many Nigerians had made billions through this and would like the protest to continue Oh! you are not aware that millions of UN-employed youths are praying for such opportunities |
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