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TopNotchTrends:
Some students of OAU have been arrested by the DSS After Protesting Against Wike while he was speaking at the school.

The students were protesting against Mike's demolition of homes in Abuja before they were whisked away.

Now is it that Nigerians cannot criticize this Tinubu istration?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIw_WQd2Q28?si=3pLjtLxZAYkRsJml



https://fij.ng/article/two-oau-students-feared-arrested-after-protesting-wikes-visit/

Agbadorians over to you!

Fascists in power in Nigeria.

helinues:
Annoyingly, some people would still want to be blaming Wike even though he might not be aware of the arrest of the students. That's the work of security operatives

Assuming but not conceeding that he's unaware, who should they blame if not Wike?
Adeleke or Abure

Is that what the students were sent to school to do?
They should be punished for diverting away from their responsibilities

Demoncracy

helinues:
What was their protest about to start with?

it I'll reach ur turn soon

ukukaegbu:
All I can say is that the students have succeeded in their mission.

Now, they have raised the awareness that Wike demolished houses in Abuja.

u are in your house enjoying and u are instigating people to go face lions

He will soon organize a paid interview in his home to mock those students. Very anyhow man in government

This incident raises important questions about the balance between freedom of expression and security during high-profile events. While the university's spokesperson framed the removal of the students as a protective measure, the lack of clear information about their current whereabouts is concerning. Peaceful protest, especially in academic environments, is a cornerstone of democratic engagement. The fact that these students were reportedly manhandled and possibly detained—without transparent communication from either the school or security agencies—deserves urgent attention. Institutions must ensure that students’ rights to dissent are respected and safeguarded, even amid opposing opinions.

helinues:
What was their protest about to start with?

To start with, I thought you could read.

Ijaya123:


You wrote all these based on fake news?

How is it fake news?

Their protest was a right thing to do, but in a very wrong environment..,at the wrong time.
Imagine an institution denying the arrest of the said students under their custody, too bad.

Akabuking:
tomorrow this same you will be the one criticising them

Yes, I will definitely criticise them if they do silly things, like VDM pressing the butt of an unknown lady. That's insane for a guy who - many Nigerians think - stands for something positive.

helinues:


Fundamental rights or creating nuisance. What was their protest for?

lmao... this one will remain a s|ave till the world end.... God forbid

blowjohn:
Is that what the students were sent to school to do?
They should be punished for diverting away from their responsibilities

Well, there is nothing wrong with protesting...it is in the constitution that we all gat freedom of speech.

CodeTemplarr:
Nigeria has gone back 55 years under broda Yekini. We are now in a cold version of the civil war.

Fulani can kill unchallenged and still get amenities. Kidnappings here n there. Terrorism. Banditry.

Where is the DSS for those?


It is expression of opinion against house n property demolition that's treasonable offence to them. They arm no one ooo. Chaiiii.

It's called Islamofascism. That's what Nigeria is ing through.
But the fascists will lose alas. They will regret losing the little they had.

CodeTemplarr:
Nigeria has gone back 55 years under broda Yekini. We are now in a cold version of the civil war.

Fulani can kill unchallenged and still get amenities. Kidnappings here n there. Terrorism. Banditry.

Where is the DSS for those?


It is expression of opinion against house n property demolition that's treasonable offence to them. They arm no one ooo. Chaiiii.

Stop campaigning for your party.

Shey nah weytinz Ur parent send u to sch to do bdat? U go get sense next time

We are in stone age.

helinues:


Fundamental rights or creating nuisance. What was their protest for?

u dat asked for reasons for their arrest, already u have concluded d outcome with ur usual biased ego ing evil!

Tueeh!

helinues:


Fundamental rights or creating nuisance. What was their protest for?

To pay compensation for the demolished properties in the FCT... Do you have a problem with that

They know the consequences of confronting a tyrant

Democracy is in Danger!

helinues:


Fundamental rights or creating nuisance. What was their protest for?

Any Nuisance more than what you are doing here .

helinues:


Fundamental rights or creating nuisance. What was their protest for?

But when it come to those m u s l i m s protesting, looting, s h o o t i n g, and b u r n i n g people in the west, the standards change.

helinues:
What was their protest about to start with?

Is it reading that's your problem or ability to understand?😏

Over sabi student.

They were obviously sponsored. Ask them which building was demolished and you will see that they do not know anything.

But why?

Image123:
Time for everything, we want to turn everything into politics. Someone in Ife is protesting for someone in Abuja who has no idea why.
Watching the video, this is not a peaceful protest but a disruption of the event. This is a minister of the federal Republic for God's sake, there should be some more decorum and tact. You don't get things done properly by throwing tantrums and trying to embarrass people.

esu gidi ni e sha