Post by The Insight Desk with Ismail Auwal (@theinsights)

In 2012, Nigerians poured into the streets and brought the country to a standstill over fuel prices. Today, petrol is far more expensive, yet the anger feels quieter. Has the outrage disappeared, or have Nigerians simply become too exhausted, too economically vulnerable and too doubtful that protest can still change anything? This video asks what happened between then and now.

In 2012, Nigerians poured into the streets and brought the country to a standstill over fuel prices....

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MafoB: When I remember that year, I feel hurt because it was mere hypocrisy, I think Nigerians forget things easily and the politicians know this, so they use it against us
Lekee Naija: It's really heartbreaking and so disappointing with the way things are going on presently in the country.
RT. Comr. Hayatu Deen: Then we had youths who are very patriotic, today's youths are attached to their tribes and religion
John Bekeboh Ikorishor: Our Government has become too evil
Cruzita: Facts ..it's so tiring ..I wonder why we are quite ...

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