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- Protesters in some northern states were spotted waving the Russian flag, raising concerns among authorities. Some of the demonstrators carrying Russian flags. The Russian Embassy in Nigeria has denied any involvement in the usage of the European nation's flag by some persons during the #EndBadGovernance protest. #Protesters #RenoOmokri #PeterObi# #breakingnews #tinubu #bolaahmedtinubu #kashimshettima #abuja #TVCNews #TVC #News #NaijaNews #NaijaGist #Entertainment #NewsUpdate #BreakingNews #NewsInNigeria #TrendingGists #latestnews #todaynews #BreakingNews #TrendingVideo #CZcamsRewind #Trending #Viral #Music #EntertainmentNews #ClimateChange #BusinessNews #SportsNews #AfricaNews #NigerianYouth #NigerianSports #NigeriaEconomy #NigeriaNews
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May I, All the Generation youths are saying 2 the Leaders n leadership of the continent, Africa must wake-up n Unite as one GBF. We got no true friend that we can trust.
This country is under pressure. Something is about to happen in Nigeria. God help us
There is a significant distinction between a protest and a riot. While you have the right to protest as long as it is within the legal framework established by the Constitution, this does not override the rights of others who may choose not to participate in such activities. The Nigerian constitution guarantees the right to protest, but it does not strip away the rights of others to move freely or conduct their daily business.
When protests escalate to the point where they impede others' freedom of movement or result in the destruction of national infrastructure, it becomes a violation of those individuals' human rights. The Nigerian police have a crucial role in protecting the rights of those who opt not to partake in the protests, ensuring that they can continue their lives without undue interference.
The Nigerian President has extended an invitation for dialogue, aiming to address the concerns of the protesters and discuss the state of the economy. If these protests are genuinely in the interest of Nigeria, it begs the question: why are the protesters not engaging in this opportunity for constructive dialogue? The term "bad governance" used by some protesters is vague and potentially misleading. It is important to clarify what specific aspects of governance are considered problematic. The initial step should be to engage in discussions about perceived policy flaws and seek improvements, rather than immediately resorting to protest.
Protests should be a last resort, adopted only when all avenues for dialogue have been exhausted. In the current situation, it appears that some individuals have spontaneously initiated protests in fewer than 10 out of the 36 states, without prior engagement or meaningful dialogue with the Nigerian youth and other stakeholders.
Additionally, Nigeria's criticism of Russia should be viewed within the context of broader geopolitical and economic considerations. Some Nigerian Senators have accused Russia of exporting contaminated diesel to Nigeria and are working to halt such imports. If Nigeria were to enhance its own diesel and PMS production capabilities, it could impact Russia's market presence in Africa, potentially affecting its diplomatic relations and influence. Therefore, the narrative of Russian involvement or "conspiracy theories" might not be entirely unfounded.
This is a true intellectual discussion. This is the of debate Nigeria need.
So you are calling all of them illiterate and think they don't know the flag they are holding, this is annoying
Make primary education free and compulsory. Ghana, a country with less resources have free education up to high school. But the greed amongst the Nigeria politicians and their supporters will rather share such resources amongst themselves to the detriment of the rest of the majority.
there is actually free eduction up to high school in Nigeria, many Nigerians will not enroll their children there, cos it lacks standard
It isn't Russia'fault
Russia is seen as saviours in many çountries
Who is he referring as hungry, just imagine this old man
Yes na... patching tailor. Don't believe Russian na.... they will want now
You guys should be sincere
This man is talking rubbish that they should give tinubu 3 years
Fallacy
Fellow Ghanians, Nigerians and Africans call Russians and they will come quickly and safe and deliver from bad and wicked Governments Amen
You are a useless citizen i don't blame you because you are not from Nigeria.