Just In: Nigerians To Gather At Ojota To Protest Hike In Petrol Price

Sone Nigerians have taken to their social media to express their displeasure over the newly proposed price for the petroleum in Nigeria.

Reports had it that Nigerians will begin to buy petrol for N212/Litre any time from now.

Due to this, some Nigerians have decided to protest at Ojota, Lagos just like it was done in 2021 in the popular Occupy Nigeria protest.

It seems the same will be replicated as plans are underway to make it happen.

Let’s Match to Ojota
Let’s resume at Ojota

There’s no point sitting at home and complaining how things will get expensive.
Let’s match. This concerns everyone. N212 for fuel in a country were they are reluctant to pay N30k minimum wage is much. Let’s head to Ojota #FuelPriceHike

— Lola Okunrin (@lollypeezle) March 12, 2021

https://twitter.com/haversfleeted/status/1370283955816169473

Mobilisation!!!

Guys in Abuja, Lagos and some parts of southwest Nigeria have shown interest in ending Buhari's impunity. Freedom Park in Osogbo very much available. People should be ready to storm Ojota, Lagos. In fact, Lekki tollgate isn't bad. #FuelPriceHike

— Adejumo Kabir A. (@AdejumoKabir2) March 12, 2021

Me and my lawyers heading to Ojota for a never ending protest.

Joke aside we should all be out there protesting and asking serious questions.

This government know that Nigerians won't do Jack about this aside from ranting on Twitter
#ojota #FuelPriceHike #BuhariMustGo #Fuel pic.twitter.com/tyLJO0ZhiJ

— Olushola M (@olusholaspecia) March 12, 2021

https://twitter.com/iam_olutayo/status/1370280945731911687

If we must gather at Ojota, there must be abundant supply of Ponmo.

For strategy and stamina.

— Malachy Odo II (@MalachyOdo1) March 12, 2021