pocohantas:

Yes na. If you don’t know any, you should know the famous Ruby Woo by Mac.

Tara’s lipstick/lipstains have indigenous names; place or human. Her pepper red is Funke, then you’ll see Olori, Ajebo, Lolo, Farida, Shakara, Alero... etc

Grayoso:


Don't you get it? The police deliberately did not show. The Police, the good and bad, were made the scapegoat of the entire nation and the target of lynching with most Nigerians cheering on their attackers.

Their oga's then told them they must not shoot at or physically suppress any protestors.

The Police are not fools. They knew the protests had already been hijacked by gun, axe and machete weilding thugs and hardcore criminals as far back as days before the Lekki tollgate episode. Suicide to therefore go against such without being able to fight fire with fire.

In the end they decided they could not win either way so why not stay at home safe and sound and let Nigerians deal with the 'protestors' they love so much?

thebosstrevor1:
See how her staff is standing like in the army, the woman must be something else

Anyway, she should send the bills to feminist coalition and twitter influencers and celebrities, since they know how to incite violence

Sleyanya1:


Honestly, I don't understand how some people reason.
So nobody should have supported a peaceful protest?

When amateur videos revealed SUVs and new L300 buses dropping and picking up thugs on the streets to incite violence you couldn't complain then.

#Hypocrites.

naturefellow:
please, speak with wisdom

Ishilove:

My dear sister, the only thing I out on my lips is Mary Kay lip gloss. If I attempt to put full make up I will end up looking like the Joker.

luxy44:
Lekki is a delicate community. Everything about that Lekki protest is wrong. The most appalling thing about that protest is the lack of leaders. How did they want to negotiate with the government?? How would they have ended the protest self?? Stupid children!

thebosstrevor1:


will god give them money to rebuild

thebosstrevor1:


That is what i am doing speaking with wisdom
they attempted a revolution that failed

if they were lucky the landlords and the capitalists would have been massacred by the new regime just like what happened in russia and china

helinues:
The funniest part about some of the people that their shops were looted, there were the ones behind keyboard inciting the protesters to carry on without protecting their businesses

JAMO84:
She should contact Aisha Yesufu with her hijab like parachute. She would compensate her.

naturefellow:

Mind you, it's not a failed revolution. A message was sent by peaceful protesters and the government got it, however reacted poorly.

Your choice of pronoun is funny: "they".

Before I continue to engage you, on which side are you BTW... Awoken citizen or the oppressive, corrupt Nigerian government?

Grayoso:


Don't you get it? The police deliberately did not show. The Police, the good and bad, were made the scapegoat of the entire nation and the target of lynching with most Nigerians cheering on their attackers.

Their oga's then told them they must not shoot at or physically suppress any protestors.

The Police are not fools. They knew the protests had already been hijacked by gun, axe and machete weilding thugs and hardcore criminals as far back as days before the Lekki tollgate episode. Suicide to therefore go against such without being able to fight fire with fire.

In the end they decided they could not win either way so why not stay at home safe and sound and let Nigerians deal with the 'protestors' they love so much?

helinues:
The funniest part about some of the people that their shops were looted, there were the ones behind keyboard inciting the protesters to carry on without protecting their businesses

helinues:


Honestly, those feminist coalition and some of the yeyebrities should be held responsible for the looting of properties by the prolooters

csn01:
Condolence!!!
Dear country people, please don't loot, just take what belongs to you. And where can you get that? In the covid 19 palliative warehouse not in my shop or in any other person store. Thanks.

thebosstrevor1:


No message was passed. you all wasted you time.

Yankee101:
Your husband collected his share from the government during 2016 elections, I'm not saying that justifies this, I'm saying at least una be beneficiaries of the system

Lambarry1:
Abeg go and rebuild ...you have the money...when a tsunami occurs it wipes away everything on it's way. Count your losses and bless God you were not consumed in the attack. So drink water and swallow your siliva. The boys are deprived hungry and angry. For once your elites should feel the deprivation and pains the masses have been feeling for years. Maybe and only maybe the rich will start feeling sensitive to the plight of the poor. For me I support the destruction and vandalization 100 %

helinues:
The funniest part about some of the people that their shops were looted, there were the ones behind keyboard inciting the protesters to carry on without protecting their businesses

Adakintroy:
Lol rich people are rather funny. I will write a book about it. Rich people are rather funny.

They though it was a trend bug. Some who supported it never quite articulate the meaning.

There are many points of intersection With this. religiouse, economical, social/ cultural political.

If you had pick polictical you could have miss economical. And if you had pick social reforms you may have miss the religiouse.apart from economical, we are at craddle with all institutions.

It could be the economic disparity guys that got her. While she was thinking of police social reforms. Blind sided#

The rich don't understand that part of the issues are hunger. Honestly they don't.

But then again..many are recently " woke"

Sleyanya1:


Honestly, I don't understand how some people reason.
So nobody should have supported a peaceful protest?

When amateur videos revealed SUVs and new L300 buses dropping and picking up thugs on the streets to incite violence you couldn't complain then.

#Hypocrites.

bukatyne:


Why does the average poor Nigerian have against a privately rich Nigerian?

Not anger against the Govt that made you poor: Not anger against the parents that probably did not plan well: Not anger against the headmaster that syphoned the learning aids.

Anger against innocent rich Nigerians who have defied all odds and climbed out of the pit.

Why?

IamWonderful:
LAGOS STATE will foot the bill