Kenyan's are relentless they really WANT TO TAKE IT BACK, but I doubt if it's going to be possible.
“Kenya police fire tear gas at protesters - Punch Newspapers”
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The snub is necessary, there are lots of Why's to that. I happy they didn't and much more happy that the ill plans of those who wish to destabilise the country isn't materialising.
“Nigeria: Why southeast region snubs protests against Tinubu’s government - The Africa Report”
“Nigeria: Why southeast region snubs protests against Tinubu’s government - The Africa Report”
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No, they shouldn't I thought they want to TAKE IT BACK? We've long advocated for peace but blood thirsty and non-law abiding youths result to riot.
“Protest: Abuja youths declare week of peace - Daily Post Nigeria”
“Protest: Abuja youths declare week of peace - Daily Post Nigeria”
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I don't see anything wrong with that, infact it's necessary given to the times we've found ourselves.
“BREAKING: University Of Benin Compels Students To Sign Undertaking Not To Engage In Protest, Others; Vows To Withhold Results Of Defaulters - SaharaReporters.com”
“BREAKING: University Of Benin Compels Students To Sign Undertaking Not To Engage In Protest, Others; Vows To Withhold Results Of Defaulters - SaharaReporters.com”
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Sad incident, these loss of lives aren't necessary and could have been avoided; however some ill-minded politicians had to force these vibrant youths into needless protest.
“Soldiers kill youth, injure 4 others in Bauchi - Daily Post Nigeria”
“Soldiers kill youth, injure 4 others in Bauchi - Daily Post Nigeria”
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Kudos! They should intensify the good work.
“Troops crackdown on illegal oil bunkering in Rivers, Bayelsa — News - Guardian Nigeria”
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I'm sorry but I have to say that an average Nigerian law officers is a begger or more of a person who extorts. This is sad and portrays the image of the country badly before international community.
“Nigeria Immigration Service suspends officer indefinitely for begging traveler at Murtala Muhammed International Airport - Nairametrics”
“Nigeria Immigration Service suspends officer indefinitely for begging traveler at Murtala Muhammed International Airport - Nairametrics”
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Milliatry coup is no longer possible in Nigeria. We've grown pass it and given to where we're now it's increasingly difficult.
“Protests: Military Rule Not Solution, Says Late Abacha’s CSO Al-Mustapha - Leadership News”
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How I wish they would heed to this call. Enough of this senseless coup in the West African region.
“Uphold Democratic Values, CDS Urges ECOWAS Defence Chiefs - Channels Television”
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