pocohantas:


I reached o. Today was a fairly lucky day. Na just say im be my correct guy, na why I take the risk. If say na you, I for dey house dey drink beer.

Fork you, Pocohantas

Fooooorrrrkkkkk you

izzou:


I was in traffic twice today; back to back and it's no longer funny

I wholeheartedly support the protests, but I think it would be more effective if it's channelled to the right people

Police stations
Police HQ
Government parastatals
NASS building and their members houses

Today wasn't funny abeg. A large group blocked a whole lane, and was showing cardboards to us in traffic

pocohantas:


I reached o. Today was a fairly lucky day. Na just say im be my correct guy, na why I take the risk. If say na you, I for dey house dey drink beer.

internationalman:


Those are some of the prices we pay for freedom.

Ishilove:
True freedom, not made in China comes at a sometimes steep price. I'm stuck in traffic too as I type this, inhaling noxious fumes, but I recognise these times are historical and we must endure for the sake of posterity.

pocohantas:


Happy Endurance, Ishi. I am stuck in traffic again, went for the wedding of my lovely friend who happens to be a Nlder. One of the 17 single eligible Nigerian men. Luckily, I am not inhaling nothing. My office has made provision to move all essentials to hotels at designated walkable distances- I am ready for organized ENDURANCE too.

Aluta continua

Maduawuchukwu:


Hahaha. One of my Ashawo brothers married today. Na the wedding you go?

Ishilove:

Heh. So who are the remaining 16?
Victoria ascerta!!

pocohantas:


My friend is not one of your ashawo brothers. If he is one of your own, I won’t be there to congratulate my fellow woman for marrying him.



I fit compile list if you want sha. Out of the 16, na only 3 dey Lagos.

Goalnaldo:
your are blessed with wisdom my sister. How are you doing? You forgot about your brother

pocohantas:


My friend is not one of your ashawo brothers. If he is one of your own, I won’t be there to congratulate my fellow woman for marrying him.



I fit compile list if you want sha. Out of the 16, na only 3 dey Lagos.

Ishilove:

My dear na EndSars and Buharinomics dey distract manpikin. How your side?

pocohantas:


My friend is not one of your ashawo brothers. If he is one of your own, I won’t be there to congratulate my fellow woman for marrying him.

Lol. Maybe you know him by his alternate. It has been a festival of marriages on our Ashawo thread of late. He must be one of us. We are very caring and loving men you know.



I fit compile list if you want sha. Out of the 16, na only 3 dey Lagos.

pocohantas:


You don’t know why I went out or why everyone else is out. The doctors treating them and other Nigerians have to get to work. The food they are eating, is being prepared by various eateries that have to get to work. The water they drink, a water factory is open to produce it!! The money used is being withdrawn at banks or transferred via switches. Majority of the funds sponsoring this protest came from hardworking Nigerians- home and abroad!! All these people are not STAYING AT HOME!!! We are also working for ourselves, them and our loved ones too!!!

If you have any clue on the situation on ground, you will know they go ahead to block alternative routes.

Do you know the kind of money the world lost during the lockdown? Why do you think countries had to open up despite impending risk?

No one is saying they are not appreciated, simply give commuters a little way to move about. That is all. Yet you guys come armed with insults, emotional blackmails and whataboutism.

If anyone is being thick, it is you and your kind that have refused to reason.

MLTR:




If there are no inconvenieneces then its business as usual, if its business as usual how will the govt take us serious.
These protest are orchestrated by lenied & exposed Nigerians, certainly they know the inconveniences people might go through, buh its unavoidable cos every gud demand comes with its own price.
when the govt locked everyone in, people had flight scheduled, medical appointment, fixed event .... why did poco not open a thread to nag, whats going on now is not even up to that and some of you can't show understanding cos the inconveniences is not coming from the govt ..lol! cumma stop us.

Ishilove:
True freedom, not made in China comes at a sometimes steep price. I'm stuck in traffic too as I type this, inhaling noxious fumes, but I recognise these times are historical and we must endure for the sake of posterity.

Enceladus:
Took me 9hrs from the island to my house last week. Spent about 5 hours alone on the 3rd m bridge. Its frustrating yes, but all is fair in love and war.

kneehighbootz:


At least you have a job. Many people do not have jobs and absolutely nothing to live for. Please let's not be selfish. It's not about you.
If you have to wake up early or leave your engagement on time to beat traffic, then so be it.

After all, when we were on lockdown for months, did we not sit at home?

VaselineCrew:


Even with the lockdown, patients could still go to the hospital

Anyways, people always talk like you when situations don't affect them personally.

pocohantas:


You are right, but I am not Buhari, his family member or his sidechick. So they are hurting us to get at Buhari. We are all in this together. There has to be a way to do this without inconveniencing fellow Nigerians.

Buhari is not even in Lagos.

alizma:

If them no block the road, you for no make this post. Talking about people having their business is like saying those people do not have problem with the way SARS was operating and the way Nigerians are being govern.
This is a time for everyone Nigerian to stop whatever he/she is doing and speak with one voice.
This protest is an opportunity for all Nigerians to come out and demand for good governance at all level and better representation.
We are not going to die if we all decide to close our businesses for one month and hit the street to demand for better representation in Nigeria.
In this same country and this same year, we were lockdown for months against our wish yet we scale through without dying. The demand for good governance is our wish, our choice and now that some people have taking to d streets to send the signal, I do not expect anyone to complain.

Moferere:


If SARS had killed any of your relatives, would you say people should leave the road.

Ẹ jẹ k'órí yín pé o

Plead:

So, blocking roads will bring them back from death?
Common sense is not common...

pocohantas:


How far? Shey they have started to collect? I have never seen a set that hates to be objective like the average Nigerian. I hope all those people calling me stupid and selfish would go quench the fire burning the country currently.

They could have easily allowed all of us coexist side by side, but they refused to. They said the inconveniences are part of the price for revolution. The looting they are also facing should be counted as a price for revolution.

How did we forgot the average Nigerian is criminal minded, thrives in chaos and SARS isn’t the only problem we have? They never see anything. They should send more rice and chicken to “peaceful protesters”.

pocohantas:


How far? Shey they have started to collect? I have never seen a set that hates to be objective like the average Nigerian. I hope all those people calling me stupid and selfish would go quench the fire burning the country currently.

They could have easily allowed all of us coexist side by side, but they refused to. They said the inconveniences are part of the price for revolution. The looting they are also facing should be counted as a price for revolution.

How did we forgot the average Nigerian is criminal minded, thrives in chaos and SARS isn’t the only problem we have? They never see anything. They should send more rice and chicken to “peaceful protesters”.

Plead:

We warned them but they said we are being insensitive and stupid.

All the fvckery currently going on in the country could've been averted if our youths are logical but nah, they prefer emotions and sentiments.
They'll harass, kill or loot from an innocent person and say that's a little price the person should pay. Imagine, like wtf.

They said they're protesting because SARS officials are infringing on their rights only for them to start blocking roads thereby infringing on other people's right to free movement. I keep asking, what is the difference between the protesters and the SARS folks they're protesting against?

All these rubbish they're doing now they think they can face the military if the military decides to teach them a lesson? The military has firearms, tanks and aircrafts but the protesters have none so how exactly will they take down the military? By chestbeating on social media I guess. They keep ranting about revolution but what they don't know is that for a revolution to be successful you have to have some politicians and military officials on your side, they have made an enemy out of everybody.

SegFault:

The same thing we were saying then, I wish I was outside this shithole, left with me they should release the army and restore peace simple.

pocohantas:


They should leave them o. I no wan see Surulere Massacre with pictures of dead people that started resurrecting after 24hrs. Allow them have their way, they are peaceful protesters. Some peaceful protesters have also freed prisoners in an Ondo correctional facility. They need more food and Ribena to keep the fire burning.

We move!!!




Left to me, they should allow them. Since they have burned police stations and defied curfews- they should be left alone!!

pocohantas:


They should leave them o. I no wan see Surulere Massacre with pictures of dead people that started resurrecting after 24hrs. Allow them have their way, they are peaceful protesters. Some peaceful protesters have also freed prisoners in an Ondo correctional facility. They need more food and Ribena to keep the fire burning.

We move!!!




Left to me, they should allow them. Since they have burned police stations and defied curfews- they should be left alone!!