The price of Attachment for braids have increased from #500 to #1500 per pack! - Yemi Alade reacts to nationwide protest

hehehehe....The singer took to her Instagram page to show support for the #IStandWithNigeria Nationwide protest.
She wrote;

"#istandwithnigeria
The price of Attachment for braids have increased from #500 to #1500 per pack!
#50 agege bread is now #100
What about kereosene price!!
Okada no dey collect #50 again sef!
#istandwithnigeria
#increaseInPrices #reductionInquality
#Kidnap&armrobbery are on the increase!
WE JUST WANT ANSWERS FROM THE GOVERNMENT WE PUT IN POWER TO REP ,PROTECT AND GUIDE US .
PROPER COMMUNICATION IS WHAT WE WANT... #WeWantConstant&continuousCommunication
#weNeedToPrepareTheYouthsToBeLeaders"

The protest has come and gone in reality but it's effect still reverberates on social media.

Nigerians who couldn't be physically present at the protest lent their voice to the campaign online and here are some of the best tweets that caught out attention.

The growing frustration against the current APC lead Federal Government manifested itself on Monday in the form of a peaceful protest against the poor state of the economy.

Below are some of the most creative signs we have seen so far from the

ongoing march in Lagos and Abuja.

 

Nollywood actress and 2015 PDP House of Assembly aspirant in Oyo State, Funke Adesiyan took to her IG page to blast President Buhari.

She shared a side to side photo of president Buhari's face and wrote;

"There was a Country! I am not disappointed in this egoistic, deceitful, two faced tyrant of a president as I did not vote for him, I am more disappointed in men of supposed honor who sold this bad product to gullible Nigerians and yet keep mute as the democracy they alongside many others fought for is being destroyed by this tyrant of a General. I am disappointed in Asiwaju Tinubu, Prof Wole Soyinka, Adams Oshiomole and many more men and women who had led us to believe they are on the side of Nigeria and the oppressed. We are in a democratic era yet our freedom of speech, expression and association is being threatened and you all are quiet for the fear of what? Arrest? What is life without a purpose? I said it last week that it is useless protesting to a deaf horse and protest is not enough. You now see what I mean? How dare you try to shut people up? You elderly ones who sold us this bad market and yet keep mute in the face of impunity have failed your country. Your loyalty to your country is tainted and untrue. On this day, I wish Gani Fawehinmi and Abami Eda were alive. These were true great men whose loyalty to Nigeria will forever be unquestionable. #angry #iweepfornigeria #voteouttyranny2019 #tellushisstateofhealth #fixourcountry"

The pro-Nigerian protest which kicked off at about 10:00am from National Stadium to the National Theater has ended.

Here are more photos from the protest.... Continue to see more photos...

The actress pictured with Filmmaker and MC, Yomi Fabiyi at the National Art Theatre, Lagos. Another photo below...

Today, February 6, 2017 the much anticipated pro-Nigerian protest held in Lagos and Abuja. In Lagos, the protest kicked off at about 10am from National Stadium and protesters marched to the National Theater. At about 12:30pm, the protest had wrapped up.

A few Celebrities including Charly Boy, Seyi Law, Yomi Fabiyi Sahara Reporters publisher, Omoyele Sowore and others were all in attendance and few speeches were made.


Police officers were also on ground to ensure it was a peaceful protest with the Lagos State Police commissioner and Police PRO in attendance.