Comments on: Navigating Nigeria’s Future: A Call for Dialogue and Collaboration https://techeconomy.ng/navigating-nigerias-future-a-call-for-dialogue-and-collaboration/ Tech | Business | Economy Sun, 04 Aug 2024 08:21:24 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0 By: Promoting Peaceful Engagement for Progress | by Prof. Ademola Ojo | Tech | Business | Economy https://techeconomy.ng/navigating-nigerias-future-a-call-for-dialogue-and-collaboration/#comment-18920 Sun, 04 Aug 2024 08:21:24 +0000 https://techeconomy.ng/?p=138915#comment-18920 […] Protests in Nigeria are often seen as a way for citizens to voice their grievances and demand change from the government. However, they are rarely effective as a means to bring about lasting solutions to the country’s problems. There are several reasons why protests are not an effective end to Nigerian problems. […]

]]> By: Teddy Adams https://techeconomy.ng/navigating-nigerias-future-a-call-for-dialogue-and-collaboration/#comment-18858 Sat, 03 Aug 2024 14:33:22 +0000 https://techeconomy.ng/?p=138915#comment-18858 This has always be the fear for the rulers of this country, who over time used divide and rule method by using religion and ethnicity to divide the people.

Mr president should have been smarter than this, he should have known this can’t be like endsas, why, North do not protest they riot, you can go back in history anything that ignite the TALLAKAWAHS to the street the end must be violent.

I fear for the amount of damage this country that is already on her knees will suffer.

The government and the police underated the treats by the youths. Their approach was also like government or a country without protest experience.

The North did not joined the endsas maybe that is why they think they can bully this set of protesters. It’s a pity we don’t learn.

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