What is the Lagos State Government doing about all these unlawful arrests? Where is the Governor? Why can't people be allowed to protest peacefully in their own country?
There was riot at Obalende couple of days ago where NURTW(Lagos state government sponsored thugs)were shooting guns. No policeman was seen at the scene. The closest policestation was less than 2 minutes away from the scene,yet no arrest was made. The country is a joke. Clueless and useless politicians milking the country's resources to enrich themselves and family members. All the useless Nigerian billionaires won't speak up against the useless government.
All the people in power who are involved in the protesters arrest should release all the protesters. Am seriously tired of Nigeria and the leaders we have. Nothing must happen to @mrmacaroni1
Some people took oath of office to uphold the constitution of the federal republic but what's happening now? Is this not an impeachable offense? How many people where arrested for breaching Covid 21" protocols during NIN registration in Lagos this January 2021?...
What will happen right now if fulani start their act of criminal in some other part of Lagos state, because already all the polices and mopo is at lekki tollgate with all the weapons they have, fire is not anywhere but right in Lagos
Good...more youths are still coming out, let's see how many you could killed /arrested. I 'm sure all the security officers too are feeling the pains of political slavery going on in Nigeria, if you didn't feel it I am sure your wives and children are feeling it ..,so be considerate in how you handle this situation.
Ambode have warned Lagosians about Sanwo Olu, but they did not listen. How do a government go about arresting innocent citizens, even by standers for just no reason. Does our Constitution say we should be dumb and deaf in the face of oppression?
I have watched this video numerous times ...you can see the shock and disgust on some of the policemen face when their colleagues were dragging people and the officer calming the guy in red down obviously doesn't agree with everything happening at lekki today if not his approach would have been more violent. The reporter asking why are you shouting is very very stupid,ge sa3 everything that went down and is still asking stupid questions. How did we get here
It is the USA that helps empower the Federal Government along with the I.M.F. They help train the Nigerian police, they are not solution they are part of the problem
@@raymondumar1606 have you ever wondered why one unit of their money is 500 of urs, the gold is here in africa... it is rehab time, it is time to unlearn all the lies.
Is only Almighty God that can deliver us from them but I believe in God that deliver Israelite from pharaoh lives and he will rise for our Nation Nigeria
Oh! my God Protesters should organize themselves not to allow these evil men to take away their members.Most these forces are terrorist repented as Bokoharam. If u guys can't protect each other no do protest
The police man said to the delivery guy you didn't say anything 😖...such incompetence as a police officer, so if he says now..he is wrong n should b arrested..who do this country
Prepare for 2023. That is what the youths should be doing and not protesting. People who are not of Lagos State origin should be "systematically flushed" out of Lagos State from now on since they do not like peace and development in Lagos State. Lagos State should not be for everybody again. Governor Lateef Jakande was among those that built modern day Lagos State. He was just buried yesterday and people are still in mourning, but here you are to protest in Lagos State which you do not know how it was built? People who do not like Lagos State development even if they are Yorubas from other states should go back to their own states. The same for people from other states too.
Nice one guys the lord is your strength one day i say again just one day things will fal apart for the evil leaders in nigeria buhari is an evil dictator Tinubu and lagos state governor will all pay for their sins one day them and their children
Why must you arrest the poor masses for demanding for their right oh my motherland when will the leaders learn to treat their followers with respect and listen to our cries enough is enough for our heartless and wicked leaders oppression
We there father is time we come out ,our child is been murdered by Lagos state government right before us ,please iam 59 years old,born and brought up in in Lagos island (Epetede)
We give you a lick not for less than 50 years old,where is madam Aisha Mohammed Lagos state government Had started killing our children again o,Governor Olu no go get sense because of his Oga,Tinube the thieves
God are these Nigerians journalists, question, what crime did you DO? THE GUY SHOULD HAVE REPLIED ARE YOU BLIND? No wonder the country is shit when journalists can't even ask reasonable, logical questions 🙄
33. The Nigerian people want a change of name from “Nigeria” to something more edifying, uplifting and inspirational. The word Nigeria consists of two words; “Niger” and “ia”. -ia is a Latin ending (-ία in Ancient Greek) used to form abstract nouns. In this case, the "abstract" noun referred to is a nation, that is, a collection of people and the locations where they lived. And so, “ia” is a latin word which essentially means “area”. English words for the latin word “Niger” include black, dark, wicked, bad, unlucky, ill-omened, swarthy, pitch-dark, pitch-black and dusky. Is it any wonder why events in our country seem to be reflections of the name given to us by someone’s girlfriend (Flora Shaw) of a “Wicked-area”, “Bad-Area”, “Unlucky-area”, “Ill-Omened area”, “Swarthy-area”?? No sane-minded “Nigerian” will consciously call their newborn child “wicked, unlucky, ill-omened or swarthy”. So if we would never name our child such a negative name, how can we condone living under such a name and being labelled “Nigerian” by the rest of the world? This is why one of the first things Thomas Sankara did when he became president was to change the name given to their country by their colonial-masters from “Upper Volta” to “Burkina Faso” which means “Land of upright, incorruptible people”. A bad name is what made the angel of God change Jacob’s name to Israel. Nigerians at home and in the diaspora, things cannot remain the same in our country. The above points are not exhaustive but, these are the points most Nigerians believe need to be addressed by the current administration headed by Muhammadu Buhari and, by all subsequent administrations. The above points are debatable and I would like all meaningfully-minded Nigerians to discuss these points not only here on this platform but also, with other Nigerians outside of this platform. Copy, paste and share but most importantly, let us come together to actualise these mission points for us and for our future generations.
In addition to the five-point demand handed to President Muhammadu Buhari by Governor Sanwo-Olu three months ago, the Nigerian populace also demand the following from their government as a matter of great urgency. The Nigerian people need and demand that: 1. The Buhari administration begins a nationwide project of installing an effective national grid that will ensure that every Nigerian home, in every village, in every town, in every city of every state will have 365-day, uninterrupted electricity supply. On a state-by-state basis, all categories of electricity generation in each state should be considered including fossil fuels (coal, natural gas, and petroleum), nuclear energy, and renewable energy sources, steam turbines using fossil fuels, nuclear, biomass, geothermal, and solar thermal energy. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income. 2. Streetlights should be installed on every road of every village, of every town, of every city and on every interstate highway. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income 3. Surveillance cameras are installed on every major road of every city and town in every state and linked to a central control system in that state. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income. 4. Five state of the art government hospitals are built/refurbished/acquired/modified in the centre of each state capital and in four corners of each cardinal direction of each state (180 hospitals in total for the nation) complete with helipads so that helicopter emergency services can pick up road accident casualties on interstate highways. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income. 5. The Nigerian people want these hospitals to be guided by a government health care system (GHCS) that not only rivals but, surpasses the healthcare offered in Cuba and Israel. 6. State governors must now become more transparent and held accountable for the expenditure of the monthly federal budget and so the president must push through a bill that mandates governors to publish their monthly expenditure online and this data must be stored on a retrievable database which can be accessed and downloaded and scrutinized by all Nigerian citizens worldwide. 7. The Nigerian populace demands that the Nigerian government should change the law and remove market restrictions on certain key sectors of the economy. This kind of deregulation would bring about a badly needed and long overdue industrial revolution, create jobs and generate micro-economic income. 8. The Nigerian people want a highly effective and highly functional fire brigade service in every state together with air and land ambulance service. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income. 9. In every state, the Nigerian people deserve an emergency call centre that is linked to every policeperson’s radio. A set of highly trained professional call operatives should receive distress calls from Nigerians when a crime or accident or serious incident has occurred knowing that emergency services (whether it’s the police, the ambulance or the fire brigade) will arrive in less than 10 minutes. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income. 10. We want our police and armed forces to be well-paid and well-equipped for the job. Each policeperson should have on his/her person and in his/her vehicle, satellite-linked communication radios with two-way communication to the emergency callout centre. 11. The National Youth Service Corp (NYSC) should be abolished. The premise for which the NYSC was created in 1975 has long expired. It’s time a more effective and more productive job apprenticeship scheme replaces this old, defunct and archaic service scheme known as the NYSC. 12. The Nigerian populace demands that this administration puts pressure on all foreign governments to release a comprehensive list of all Nigeria’s political looters since 1960 till the present day so that Nigerian people far and wide can begin to hold these people and their families, accountable. 13. The Nigerian people want the Buhari administration (and all subsequent administrations) to bullishly, boldly, stubbornly and unapologetically begin to industrialise Nigeria. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income 14. The Nigerian people want the Nigerian government to modernise and enhance our armed forces and secret services to defend Nigeria and Nigerians from the threat of possible retaliation from foreign entities when Nigeria decides to industrialise. 15. The Nigerian people want the Nigerian government to reject all foreign aid. 16. The Nigerian people want government to reject and refund all foreign loans from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). 17. The Nigerian people want the Nigerian government to breakup or compete against western multinational buying and import cartels in Nigeria. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income 18. The Nigerian people want the Nigerian government to abandon all Structural Adjustment Programme stipulations and guidelines imposed on us since 1986 by the IMF. 19. The Nigerian populace want the Nigerian government to implement an auditable, rig-proof electronic voting system because in this information, technological, artificial intelligence age, thumb-print rubber-stamping ballot papers not only is outdated and archaic but, it also leaves a huge scope for election malpractice. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income. 20. The Nigerian populace wants the Nigerian government to allow for diaspora Nigerians to be allowed to vote online because on a yearly basis, the diaspora contribute around 20% of Nigeria’s GDP in remittance funds alone. The Nigerian populace wants the Nigerian government to create an online voting system for all diaspora Nigerians with Nigerian embassies in each foreign country where Nigerians reside serving as e-voters registration centres. 21. The Nigerian populace want allowances of all senators and house of representative to be‘means-tested’ on basic Nigerian standards of living. N2,026,400.00 per month in living expenses is simply unsustainable especially when many teachers remain unpaid and many pensioners are still being owed their pension. 22. The Nigerian populace wants one government owned, heavily-surveilled and heavily-guarded mega public library in the capital city of each state (36 in total). This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income 23. The Nigerian people want the government to create a national mega electronic database of patient medical records so that a doctor in Sokoto can access the medical records of a patient in Akwa Ibom, if that patient happens to attend his clinic in Sokoto. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income. 24. The Nigerian people want the government to also extend or duplicate the mega electron database to criminal arrests made in any state by a policeperson so that investigating officers or the booking officers can store a criminal’s record of offences in Lagos and if that criminal is caught in Borno, the criminal’s records can also be accessed there. Doing away with the paper-based system will create jobs and generate micro-economic income. 25. The Nigerian people need cable and telephony services to be wired through underground cables into every home in every village, in very town, in every city of every state in Nigeria. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income. 26. Everyday Nigerians and Nigerian businesses need to be able to post a parcel or a birthday card to a recipient either in another state or even perhaps, on the other side of town and be assured that their card or parcel will be delivered within 1-3 days. For this reason, Nigerians demand that NIPOST is revived and revamped by the federal government. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income. 27. Nigerians want an effective myriad of underground drainage system under each and every road in every city, town and village. This underground network should lead to the nearest river or stream. This should eliminate large flooding and erosion during the rainy season. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income. 28. The Nigerian populace demand that the river port in Onitsha, Ughoton in Edo State, in Ikpesu waterside in Warri and in the riverine cities of Rivers States and Bayelsa State to be commissioned as national ports for international trade just like Apapa. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income. 29. Nigerians demand that every year, the Nigerian government fully sponsors 500 students on full-time studies in sciences, arts, social sciences, law and engineering at the world’s top universities with the aim of bringing back knowledge that would kickstart or enhance Nigeria’s industrial revolution. 30. The Nigerian populace want overground and overground train services in every capital city in every state to relieve our roads of traffic and reduce accidents. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income. 31. The Nigerian people want a nationwide,digitally accessible department of national statistics where business, sociological and scientific statistics is collated, collected and stored. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income. 32. The Nigerian people want the Nigerian government to compete with or, break up business monopolies like Dangote so that markets are opened up to competition and, an oligopolistic market can emerge for more choice for the consumer with fairer and more affordable prices. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income.
The turn out is low that is the reason they have upper hand on them.... Where are we going in Nigeria that we can speak our mind by protesting most of this is only happening in Africa shameless Nigeria and Africa
You were warned not to do the protest. Nigeria capital city is not Lagos in Yorubaland, but Abuja. If you want to protest against the government of Nigeria, Abuja is the right place to go and not Lagos, Yorubaland. *#DefendLagos*
In a country where political interest is seen as important than the voice,pains and welfare of its citizens. Now i speak to those men and women in forces and powers,u act this way because your children are not suffering like the youth of this country. I choose to stop writing #ENDBADGOVERNANCEINNIGERIA
Lekki massacre is Boston massacre, we shall separate from tyranny, extravagancy, usurpations of power, despotism, inequality, high taxes of Buhari and his backward govt.
It was sheer stupidity on the part of the protesters knowing well that the police, on orders, would be looking for any opportunity to stop the protest. They started well sitting down and making their demands and the policemen were simply looking on helpless, which is the norm. Then the protesters got up and began to confront the police thereby giving them the opportunity to arrest and cart them away. This is another example of an uncoordinated and unplanned 'protest'. No agenda, no plan, nothing. A protest is meant to be a gathering or assembly to present or voice a concern, hence the need for placards, signs, etc. People arrive at the venue and sit or stand around peacefully, and present their concerns to the public. This gives no cause for the police to do anything except to simply look on. At the end of the day, they go back home and come back the next day to continue the same thing or even decide not to go home or leave the venue until their concerns are addressed. Then if in spite of all these the police still move on them, even the whole world would see the police action for what it is and condemn the government.
What is the Lagos State Government doing about all these unlawful arrests? Where is the Governor? Why can't people be allowed to protest peacefully in their own country?
Ma dr, I wonder oo!🤷♀️.. I'm beginning to hate this country more and more!🤦♀️😰😰 Nigeria government do something about this nonsense going on oo!
Do u think we have a governor in Lagos State?
🤣🤣🤣. I nor dey ooo!
There was riot at Obalende couple of days ago where NURTW(Lagos state government sponsored thugs)were shooting guns. No policeman was seen at the scene. The closest policestation was less than 2 minutes away from the scene,yet no arrest was made. The country is a joke. Clueless and useless politicians milking the country's resources to enrich themselves and family members. All the useless Nigerian billionaires won't speak up against the useless government.
When you all sat and allowed tinubu to remove ambode. Make una enjoy the mustard that is Sanwoolu
Please Government give these kids their future. It’s clear these kids are tired of these old leaders robbing them of their future
Push on with the struggle my brothers and sisters.
We youths need justice
E b like we go start for every state o. E b like we go start here for east make west know say we dy with dem
Na so e supposed be my brother...
@@gideonighodalo3476 these ppl tink say we dy fear gun
When the turn out is low you people will suffer but if the turn out is high the police can't do anything.put on the pressure.
@@kennysamson9422 am all out. I ll do d best i can to create awareness. Justice must b served
OOH, MY HEART BLEEDS FOR THE YOUTHS OF NIGERIA, FOR LIVING WITHOUT A HOPE OF BETTER TOMORROW 😪😪😪😪😪😪😪😢😢😢😫
Why can't this police men go and face fulanis since to work dey hungry them...too bad
All the people in power who are involved in the protesters arrest should release all the protesters. Am seriously tired of Nigeria and the leaders we have. Nothing must happen to @mrmacaroni1
Nigerian police and the army and the president and the governor most be brought to book by the international criminal court
Don't put hope on the ICC
They won't do a thing.
Unfortunately it is painful
What a mess........ Oluwa we need you now now.
God will reward these daring youths. They are desperate for justice and better lives.
This people aren't encourage at all... The turn out is low... Abi make dem do am for every state...
Why not join them to increase the number?
@@chidipaul9969 am not in Lagos that's why I suggested doing it in every state..... Edo and PH no dey carry last
Nigeria! Nigeria!! Nigeria!!!
How many times have I called you?
I weep for Nigeria 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Na waooo na waooo Nizooria
Some people took oath of office to uphold the constitution of the federal republic but what's happening now? Is this not an impeachable offense? How many people where arrested for breaching Covid 21" protocols during NIN registration in Lagos this January 2021?...
So pple can’t freely exercise their rights anymore??? What kind of oppression is this?? God save Nigeria. All pple want is justice
Oghene what is this? Am in pains, #Nothingperson nor go see for lekki tollgate oooo
We must come out in large number.
Let's do this in all the states
What a country.. The day I left this country, I knew I left for good.. God punish anyone that said “NO PLACE LIKE HOME”.. What a dead end nation.
Same with me bro. I had a great job back then in Nigeria, but left when the opportunity came.
I weep to see this especially when I remember October 20 2020 .Iwhat a shame pan our govt
Justice Justice ⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️
What will happen right now if fulani start their act of criminal in some other part of Lagos state, because already all the polices and mopo is at lekki tollgate with all the weapons they have, fire is not anywhere but right in Lagos
Oga which problem they start? Politicians started every single problem in Nigeria. Hardcore injustice.
God pls save our youth
See the hungry police sef, Dem don carry kaki uniform give them 🤣🤣🤣 when will this police have sense that government is just using them
Majority of them survive on bribery anyway because their salary is peanuts.
But...how can protesters be there and they allow police to take a fellow protester away
The police will kill the person instantly.
Nigeria police force belief the youth are fighting them
So, is how this country has turned to.
Good...more youths are still coming out, let's see how many you could killed /arrested.
I 'm sure all the security officers too are feeling the pains of political slavery going on in Nigeria, if you didn't feel it I am sure your wives and children are feeling it ..,so be considerate in how you handle this situation.
End sars protest 2 loading I see no wisdom here some states will start Monday
Ambode have warned Lagosians about Sanwo Olu, but they did not listen. How do a government go about arresting innocent citizens, even by standers for just no reason. Does our Constitution say we should be dumb and deaf in the face of oppression?
So anybody around d area even commuters are arrested for what crime please..... Wahala
This police officers are really out of their #MINDS..........
Can you imagine? They are arresting people anyhow they like without committed any crime?
There can never be peace without Justice and arresting peaceful protesters is making an ugly situation bad.
Thanks for your honesty.
What crimes have the protesters committed ?
Najagaria why?
What a country
Make sure una carry on I'm coming
The military will always win the physical fight
I think the only language this country Nigeria go understand is gun to gun.then they'll know silence isn't weakness
Such disgrace
I have watched this video numerous times ...you can see the shock and disgust on some of the policemen face when their colleagues were dragging people and the officer calming the guy in red down obviously doesn't agree with everything happening at lekki today if not his approach would have been more violent. The reporter asking why are you shouting is very very stupid,ge sa3 everything that went down and is still asking stupid questions. How did we get here
Very stupid oo
He is with no brains.
We need intervention from USA
It is the USA that helps empower the Federal Government along with the I.M.F. They help train the Nigerian police, they are not solution they are part of the problem
Stop calling a country that haven't handled their own business. US ko US ni
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Alice was once in wonderland
Who do you want us to call for help 🥺🥺🥺🥺
@@raymondumar1606 have you ever wondered why one unit of their money is 500 of urs, the gold is here in africa... it is rehab time, it is time to unlearn all the lies.
Is only Almighty God that can deliver us from them but I believe in God that deliver Israelite from pharaoh lives and he will rise for our Nation Nigeria
Oh! my God Protesters should organize themselves not to allow these evil men to take away their members.Most these forces are terrorist repented as Bokoharam. If u guys can't protect each other no do protest
Loool he said he is just a delivery guy
Nice am loving this season film
People are pushed to the wall 😭😭😭
This is wrong for police to arrest people from toll gate
The police man said to the delivery guy you didn't say anything 😖...such incompetence as a police officer, so if he says now..he is wrong n should b arrested..who do this country
This is barbaric 😡😡😡😡
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Nigeria
Prepare for 2023. That is what the youths should be doing and not protesting.
People who are not of Lagos State origin should be "systematically flushed" out of Lagos State from now on since they do not like peace and development in Lagos State. Lagos State should not be for everybody again. Governor Lateef Jakande was among those that built modern day Lagos State. He was just buried yesterday and people are still in mourning, but here you are to protest in Lagos State which you do not know how it was built? People who do not like Lagos State development even if they are Yorubas from other states should go back to their own states. The same for people from other states too.
Nice one guys the lord is your strength one day i say again just one day things will fal apart for the evil leaders in nigeria buhari is an evil dictator Tinubu and lagos state governor will all pay for their sins one day them and their children
No respect for human rights! Afterall, they held no weapons!
Honestly this too much to bear,what did government thinking self??tjis to show say Nigeria don failed...
I guess the big fish is here now to roast ...how many people can our prisons and cells hold .....if all the aggrieved people turn out to protest?
Nigeria is a time bomb 😂😂😂😂😂
Comsidering the demographics and unemployment, you may be right.
Eyin olopa yi e o ni de rere laye. Ika ni yin. E o ni jere. Iya lemaa ba kuro nidi olopa
So sad.....
President Buhari we want our beloved country back!! #RevolutionNow #Lekki Massacre
this is military government
E no better for Una ,stupid govt
i thought this babaric attitude of the Nigeria police ended with 2020,what a shame to the Nigeria Govt.
Bad market. Bad card country.
You have to embrace your own evil side. It's necessary to get certain things done.
Government make una free that gate
#endpolicebrutalitynow#endbadgovernancenow#restructurenigerianow
Make people come out in full force Na wetin dey happen
Government of no peace, God will surely pull them off
bad governance, why police arresting protesters at lekki tollgate.
Nigeria police is cooking a trouble they can't eat
Why must you arrest the poor masses for demanding for their right oh my motherland when will the leaders learn to treat their followers with respect and listen to our cries enough is enough for our heartless and wicked leaders oppression
We there father is time we come out ,our child is been murdered by Lagos state government right before us ,please iam 59 years old,born and brought up in in Lagos island (Epetede)
We give you a lick not for less than 50 years old,where is madam Aisha Mohammed Lagos state government Had started killing our children again o,Governor Olu no go get sense because of his Oga,Tinube the thieves
So shameful to all this criminal action again your salary payer
Nigeria is finished.
God are these Nigerians journalists, question, what crime did you DO? THE GUY SHOULD HAVE REPLIED ARE YOU BLIND? No wonder the country is shit when journalists can't even ask reasonable, logical questions 🙄
But just wait for it to come
Oh ALLAH how do will get here.....
33. The Nigerian people want a change of name from “Nigeria” to something more edifying, uplifting and inspirational. The word Nigeria consists of two words; “Niger” and “ia”. -ia is a Latin ending (-ία in Ancient Greek) used to form abstract nouns. In this case, the "abstract" noun referred to is a nation, that is, a collection of people and the locations where they lived. And so, “ia” is a latin word which essentially means “area”. English words for the latin word “Niger” include black, dark, wicked, bad, unlucky, ill-omened, swarthy, pitch-dark, pitch-black and dusky. Is it any wonder why events in our country seem to be reflections of the name given to us by someone’s girlfriend (Flora Shaw) of a “Wicked-area”, “Bad-Area”, “Unlucky-area”, “Ill-Omened area”, “Swarthy-area”?? No sane-minded “Nigerian” will consciously call their newborn child “wicked, unlucky, ill-omened or swarthy”. So if we would never name our child such a negative name, how can we condone living under such a name and being labelled “Nigerian” by the rest of the world? This is why one of the first things Thomas Sankara did when he became president was to change the name given to their country by their colonial-masters from “Upper Volta” to “Burkina Faso” which means “Land of upright, incorruptible people”. A bad name is what made the angel of God change Jacob’s name to Israel.
Nigerians at home and in the diaspora, things cannot remain the same in our country. The above points are not exhaustive but, these are the points most Nigerians believe need to be addressed by the current administration headed by Muhammadu Buhari and, by all subsequent administrations. The above points are debatable and I would like all meaningfully-minded Nigerians to discuss these points not only here on this platform but also, with other Nigerians outside of this platform. Copy, paste and share but most importantly, let us come together to actualise these mission points for us and for our future generations.
nooooooooooooooooooo we will still be under control till thy kingdom comes .....
If any soul should die this time, from Bourdillion to Abuja, you will all sleep and not wake up. Your children will follow suit.
Useless 👮
Hello
In addition to the five-point demand handed to President Muhammadu Buhari by Governor Sanwo-Olu three months ago, the Nigerian populace also demand the following from their government as a matter of great urgency. The Nigerian people need and demand that:
1. The Buhari administration begins a nationwide project of installing an effective national grid that will ensure that every Nigerian home, in every village, in every town, in every city of every state will have 365-day, uninterrupted electricity supply. On a state-by-state basis, all categories of electricity generation in each state should be considered including fossil fuels (coal, natural gas, and petroleum), nuclear energy, and renewable energy sources, steam turbines using fossil fuels, nuclear, biomass, geothermal, and solar thermal energy. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income.
2. Streetlights should be installed on every road of every village, of every town, of every city and on every interstate highway. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income
3. Surveillance cameras are installed on every major road of every city and town in every state and linked to a central control system in that state. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income.
4. Five state of the art government hospitals are built/refurbished/acquired/modified in the centre of each state capital and in four corners of each cardinal direction of each state (180 hospitals in total for the nation) complete with helipads so that helicopter emergency services can pick up road accident casualties on interstate highways. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income.
5. The Nigerian people want these hospitals to be guided by a government health care system (GHCS) that not only rivals but, surpasses the healthcare offered in Cuba and Israel.
6. State governors must now become more transparent and held accountable for the expenditure of the monthly federal budget and so the president must push through a bill that mandates governors to publish their monthly expenditure online and this data must be stored on a retrievable database which can be accessed and downloaded and scrutinized by all Nigerian citizens worldwide.
7. The Nigerian populace demands that the Nigerian government should change the law and remove market restrictions on certain key sectors of the economy. This kind of deregulation would bring about a badly needed and long overdue industrial revolution, create jobs and generate micro-economic income.
8. The Nigerian people want a highly effective and highly functional fire brigade service in every state together with air and land ambulance service. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income.
9. In every state, the Nigerian people deserve an emergency call centre that is linked to every policeperson’s radio. A set of highly trained professional call operatives should receive distress calls from Nigerians when a crime or accident or serious incident has occurred knowing that emergency services (whether it’s the police, the ambulance or the fire brigade) will arrive in less than 10 minutes. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income.
10. We want our police and armed forces to be well-paid and well-equipped for the job. Each policeperson should have on his/her person and in his/her vehicle, satellite-linked communication radios with
two-way communication to the emergency callout centre.
11. The National Youth Service Corp (NYSC) should be abolished. The premise for which the NYSC was created in 1975 has long expired. It’s time a more effective and more productive job apprenticeship scheme replaces this old, defunct and archaic service scheme known as the NYSC.
12. The Nigerian populace demands that this administration puts pressure on all foreign governments to release a comprehensive list of all Nigeria’s political looters since 1960 till the present day so that Nigerian people far and wide can begin to hold these people and their families, accountable.
13. The Nigerian people want the Buhari administration (and all subsequent administrations) to bullishly, boldly, stubbornly and unapologetically begin to industrialise Nigeria. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income
14. The Nigerian people want the Nigerian government to modernise and enhance our armed forces and secret services to defend Nigeria and Nigerians from the threat of possible retaliation from foreign entities when Nigeria decides to industrialise.
15. The Nigerian people want the Nigerian government to reject all foreign aid.
16. The Nigerian people want government to reject and refund all foreign loans from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
17. The Nigerian people want the Nigerian government to breakup or compete against western multinational buying and import cartels in Nigeria. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income
18. The Nigerian people want the Nigerian government to abandon all Structural Adjustment Programme stipulations and guidelines imposed on us since 1986 by the IMF.
19. The Nigerian populace want the Nigerian government to implement an auditable, rig-proof electronic voting system because in this information, technological, artificial intelligence age, thumb-print rubber-stamping ballot papers not only is outdated and archaic but, it also
leaves a huge scope for election malpractice. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income.
20. The Nigerian populace wants the Nigerian government to allow for diaspora Nigerians to be allowed to vote online because on a yearly basis, the diaspora contribute around 20% of Nigeria’s GDP in remittance funds alone. The Nigerian populace wants the Nigerian government to create an online voting system for all diaspora Nigerians with Nigerian embassies in each foreign country where Nigerians reside serving as e-voters registration centres.
21. The Nigerian populace want allowances of all senators and house of representative to be‘means-tested’ on basic Nigerian standards of living. N2,026,400.00 per month in living expenses is simply unsustainable especially when many teachers remain unpaid and many pensioners are still being owed their pension.
22. The Nigerian populace wants one government owned, heavily-surveilled and heavily-guarded mega public library in the capital city of each state (36 in total). This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income
23. The Nigerian people want the government to create a national mega electronic database of patient medical records so that a doctor in Sokoto can access the medical records of a patient in Akwa Ibom, if that patient happens to attend his clinic in Sokoto. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income.
24. The Nigerian people want the government to also extend or duplicate the mega electron database to criminal arrests made in any state by a policeperson so that investigating officers or the booking officers can store a criminal’s record of offences in Lagos and if that criminal is caught in Borno, the criminal’s records can also be accessed there. Doing away with the paper-based system will create jobs and generate micro-economic income.
25. The Nigerian people need cable and telephony services to be wired through underground cables into every home in every village, in very town, in every city of every state in Nigeria. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income.
26. Everyday Nigerians and Nigerian businesses need to be able to post a parcel or a birthday card to a recipient either in another state or even perhaps, on the other side of town and be assured that their card or parcel will be delivered within 1-3 days. For this reason, Nigerians demand that NIPOST is revived and revamped by the federal government. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income.
27. Nigerians want an effective myriad of underground drainage system under each and every road in every city, town and village. This underground network should lead to the nearest river or stream. This should eliminate large flooding and erosion during the rainy season. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income.
28. The Nigerian populace demand that the river port in Onitsha, Ughoton in Edo State, in Ikpesu waterside in Warri and in the riverine cities of Rivers States and Bayelsa State to be commissioned as national ports for international trade just like Apapa. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income.
29. Nigerians demand that every year, the Nigerian government fully sponsors 500 students on full-time studies in sciences, arts, social sciences, law and engineering at the world’s top universities with the aim of bringing back knowledge that would kickstart or enhance Nigeria’s industrial revolution.
30. The Nigerian populace want overground and overground train services in every capital city in every state to relieve our roads of traffic and reduce accidents. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income.
31. The Nigerian people want a nationwide,digitally accessible department of national statistics where business, sociological and scientific statistics is collated, collected and stored. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income.
32. The Nigerian people want the Nigerian government to compete with or, break up business monopolies like Dangote so that markets are opened up to competition and, an oligopolistic market can emerge for more choice for the consumer with fairer and more affordable prices. This will create jobs and generate micro-economic income.
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The lady No cap
The turn out is low that is the reason they have upper hand on them.... Where are we going in Nigeria that we can speak our mind by protesting most of this is only happening in Africa shameless Nigeria and Africa
The problem with this Lagos rrs is that they hardly wear their full uniform but today they must. So some are excited
You were warned not to do the protest.
Nigeria capital city is not Lagos in Yorubaland, but Abuja. If you want to protest against the government of Nigeria, Abuja is the right place to go and not Lagos, Yorubaland. *#DefendLagos*
At femo. Go and sleep
This everybody should carry gun ooo because they will not hear until we fight back ooo
look at the ode police talking werey olopa
In a country where political interest is seen as important than the voice,pains and welfare of its citizens. Now i speak to those men and women in forces and powers,u act this way because your children are not suffering like the youth of this country. I choose to stop writing #ENDBADGOVERNANCEINNIGERIA
Lekki massacre is Boston massacre, we shall separate from tyranny, extravagancy, usurpations of power, despotism, inequality, high taxes of Buhari and his backward govt.
Jesus Nigeria is finished.
Go to Aso rock with guns stop disturbing
It was sheer stupidity on the part of the protesters knowing well that the police, on orders, would be looking for any opportunity to stop the protest. They started well sitting down and making their demands and the policemen were simply looking on helpless, which is the norm. Then the protesters got up and began to confront the police thereby giving them the opportunity to arrest and cart them away.
This is another example of an uncoordinated and unplanned 'protest'. No agenda, no plan, nothing. A protest is meant to be a gathering or assembly to present or voice a concern, hence the need for placards, signs, etc.
People arrive at the venue and sit or stand around peacefully, and present their concerns to the public. This gives no cause for the police to do anything except to simply look on. At the end of the day, they go back home and come back the next day to continue the same thing or even decide not to go home or leave the venue until their concerns are addressed. Then if in spite of all these the police still move on
them, even the whole world would see the police action for what it is
and condemn the government.
Anu mpama