Tag: Protest
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How we uncovered plots to hijack nationwide protests – DSS
Spokesman for the Department of States Services (DSS), Dr Peter Afunanya, said the intelligence and security agencies uncovered and exposed plans by subversive groups and vandals to hijack the nationwide protest.
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Protest: Tailor sewing Russian flag for protesters arrested in Kano
A Kano based tailor accused of manufacturing flags resembling those of Russia for protesters in Kano has been apprehended,
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JUST IN: Leader of Abuja #EndBadGovernance protest arrested
One of the leaders of the ongoing #EndBadGovernance protests in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, Micheal Lenin has reportedly been arrested and detained by the Department of State Services (DSS).
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Why protesters should embrace dialogue – NECA
The Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association (NECA) has urged the #Endbadgovernance protesters to sheath their swords and embrace dialogue.
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Jos coalition suspends protest, gives reason
The coalition that led the nationwide protest in Jos has suspended its street protests for two days to give room for dialogue with relevant stakeholders.
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Perspectives on #EndBadGovernance protests – By Dakuku Peterside
We are witnessing some of the worst anti-government protests in our recent democratic history, fuelled by economic hardship, hunger and a general feeling of disillusionment among many Nigerians. Whatever the arguments are for or against the protests, it suffices that some Nigerians are making public their anger against the system and resolute to demand change.
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Hardship protest: Lawmakers’ salary cut and Kalu’s part-time legislative advocacy – By Ehichioya Ezomon
In an novel move that many Nigerians have hailed as in the right direction – even as they hold that it doesn’t go far enough – members of the House of Representatives have donated half of their salaries for the next six months – in the first instance – to complement Federal Government’s efforts at…
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CARTOON OF THE DAY: Why there is no protest in your State
CARTOON OF THE DAY: Why there is no protest in your State
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Hoodlums invade Winners church, loot pulpit, offering box
Hoodlums in Katsina State, had on Thursday, August 1st invaded the Living Faith Church, aka Winners Chapel, looting no fewer than 205 chairs, musical instruments and other equipments worth millions of naira during the ongoing nationwide hunger protest.
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Nigerians in US storm embassy to protest over hunger at home+Video
A video showing Nigerians protesting over hunger has surfaced online. TheNewsGuru.com, TNG reports, the clip as captured in camera showed the Nigerians complaining bitterly embassy officials over hunger and terrible state of the Naira in Nigeria. Obviously, they have joined their brothers and sisters at home to register their anger. WATCH! View this post…