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Stupid Idea : why would you protest by switching off your mobile phone, what if there is an emergency

To your understanding it is stupid, That is low life thinking. What type of emergency that will occur within this hours you turned off your mobile phone?. what if the emergency call, come to you and there's no network to receive the message what will you do? Don't you know that mobile network providers makes money every seconds by making you life miserable. You make call for 2minutes and you are charged for 5minutes, you make call and receiver didn't hear your message clearly, you have to pay twice to make that call again. people like you makes Nigerians remain in poverty. Because of your selfish attitude or unable to understand your life. Even if you can afford it doesn't mean other person can, So we need your support to bring equality in Nigeria. If you can make one call and the person receiving it can hear you in one call, you save money. You can call two people instead of one person.

My fellow Nigerians, is time we stand up against dodgy behaviours of Nigerian mobile Networks. Join me in this protest, Lets show Nigerian mobile networks that we work hard for our money, we can’t close our eyes and allow them to collect our hard earn money without providing us with a better services. We may not be able to change Nigeria National assemble but we can change what we buy with our money or what we spend our money on. From today onwards, let start switching of our mobiles in protest against bad network, inappropriate charges and unfair treatment. Let switch off our mobile for 2 hours every Friday between 2pm to 4pm, we shall increase it if action is not taken to make us happy. share this to all your contacts if you want change in Nigerian mobile networks. Lets do it.

Expose them and they will stop, People in government often thinks that they are doing us a favour but they are not.

Nigeria will be good if Nigerians start fighting for their right and stop been afraid of uniform and time factors.

If Nigerians start asking customs, police officers, and immigrations who are requesting payments, to issue a ticket and account number so that you make your payment in government account, I guess it will sanitise Nigeria. I mean some government workers will start been truthful and reasonable. Nigerian currency will have respect and value. for example, if the police officer think is rightful thing to do by paying N17,000 for tinted glass, why not direct you to pay that money in Nigeria account so that we can have easy life in Nigeria. good road, steady power supply and many other things. same thing goes to customs and immigrations. Even them too can get good salary that will be paid on time.

this is how other countries generate money

All kind of unlawful activities among custom, police and immigration will be a history.

I know some people will say If you do that, that means you are not ready to go about you business or leave there on time but I will tell you is better you pay money that will be valuable to all Nigerians, not only to one person. And if the police, custom or Immigration officer refuse to issue out a ticket get his/her name and other Identity which can identify the person and make a report on social media or send it to TV or radio station.

I mean get a good evidence or if possible get a picture or video record.

Let start name and shame.

Thank about it and support it.

why should someone have to get a permit for tinted car when the car is register to someone's name and address? what difference does it make and what will it prevent?

tinted car glass is to prevent direct sun into the eyes and reduce heat, why should Nigerian police ripping Nigerians off?

there should be a classification on what types of tinted glass that needs permit.

I need someone to explain to me why it necessary to get a permit to drive light tinted or half light coloured glass.
I believe a tinted glass is those ones used by official Nigerian thief, I mean people in government offices, those ones that is so black you won't notice if someone is inside a vehicle.