Today in Lagos, Nigeria the #OccupyNigeria, #FuelSubsidy Removal protest took place from the Nigeria labour Congress Tejuosho Yaba to Ikorodu road (Fadeyi, Onipanu, Palmgrove, Anthony, Maryland) and the final bus stop was at the Gani Fawehinmi Part at Ojota, Lagos and the protesters were received by the late activist wife.
There were bonfires at several points on the road.
Celebrities, Youth Activists, Musicians came out to protest against #FuelSubsidy removal. People like Dede
Mabiaku, Jesse Jags, Banky W, Seun Anikulapo-Kuti, Sisters Soul, Gbenga Sesan, Tolu Ogunlesi, Femi Falana, Ayeni Adekunle, Bayo Omisore, Funmi Iyanda, MsJazzified, Anino, Biola Adebajo, Bukunyi Olateru, Olamide Akintobi and other young Nigerian youths.
We only hope that all of these great people's effort will be worth it and not be in vain.
Seun Kuti, Dede Mabiaku, Banky W |
Celebrities, Youth Activists, Musicians came out to protest against #FuelSubsidy removal. People like Dede
Mabiaku, Jesse Jags, Banky W, Seun Anikulapo-Kuti, Sisters Soul, Gbenga Sesan, Tolu Ogunlesi, Femi Falana, Ayeni Adekunle, Bayo Omisore, Funmi Iyanda, MsJazzified, Anino, Biola Adebajo, Bukunyi Olateru, Olamide Akintobi and other young Nigerian youths.
We only hope that all of these great people's effort will be worth it and not be in vain.
yea....we all wish same
ReplyDeletethe problem is the presidency and not ourselves...fighting on the streets wont do us any good...peaceful protest is what we need till otherwise stated. lets act wisely and not be the very tools of our own misfortunes...condolences to those killed as a result of the peaceful protest but we must forge ahead till our voices are heard by our government and this insanity is taken away by them...lets utilize the internet, the media-houses, social networks, mobile devices, and various forums to express ourselves...because we are learned people and we know better...if the government is failing its still our duty to ensure Nigeria remains the pride and giant of Africa...lets shun violence and rather let our voices speak
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Thanks Alaye for dropping by... the protest will be peaceful
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