Tuesday, January 3, 2012

Revolution Nigeria

The removal of fuel subsidy has prompted different protests across the nation. It has been confirmed that your bis will "possibly" go off today, Jan 3, 'cause the govt doesn't want us to upload media documentation of our struggles.

#FuelSubsidy or #OccupyNigeria protests will take place in Ibadan, Lagos, Kano, Gombe, Benue and Abia today.

Text/call 07003200882 If ur BIS is shut down today

If you are out there protesting or you see anything such as aggression or heavy handedness by the authorities please tweet about it.

Also send in media files and updates to occupynigeria@groups.facebook.com by email and facebook text messaging.

Here are alternatives for you to tweet via mobile; in case your bis do get shut down by your service providers.

You can tweet via SMS by sending 140 characters (or less) to 40404 (Zain and MTN) or 20644 (Glo). No downloading is required. Each SMS will cost you ~N10.

To connect your account to your mobile number, send START or SIGNUP to relevant shortcode: 40404 (Zain and MTN) or 20644 (Glo)

You'll be required to complete a one-time login with your username (twitter handle) and password.

SMS allows 160 characters, compared to twitter's 140, so keep your tweets below 140 characters so that it will be delivered.

If your telco doesn't allow SMS tweets, use the one-way long code to tweet: +447624800379 , +4915705000021 , +3584573950042

N.B. Use the right hashtags (#fuelsubsidy and #occupyNigeria) when you tweet. This is very vital for consistency! Don't forget to tweet your location. Moreover, try & set visible timestamp on cameras.

Other pointers:

Use technology to plan but note that agents of the State are monitoring conversations. Treat sensitive information with caution.

If you use a public computer to send sensitive information, press "Shift + Ctrl" then "Delete" to get the "Clear Browsing Data"; clear the cache so no one can access to your info.

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