British national Drew Povey, accused of inciting insurrection against Nigeria's President Tinubu, claims protests are not treasonous. Following a government raid on his bookshop, he called for the release of ten detained protesters.
British national Drew Povey, accused of inciting insurrection...
Kenneth Okonkwo, actor turned politician, criticizes Nigerians for not protesting the recent petrol price hike to N1,000 per liter. He contrasts this with past protests against lower price hikes, highlighting the irony of current leaders' silence. Okonkwo's remarks follow President Tinubu's...
A Federal High Court in Abuja dismissed a lawsuit against #EndBadGovernance protesters due to a lack of prosecution—the case, filed by 17 Nigerians, aimed to halt protests for violating their fundamental rights. The absence of plaintiffs and defendants led to the termination of the suit.
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Nigerian singer Oxlade offers N500,000 to a woman who protested with an empty pot amid nationwide demonstrations against economic hardship. Her viral image symbolizes public frustration. Oxlade's gesture follows previous aid given to another protester, reflecting growing support for economic...
President Tinubu’s speech on the fuel subsidy and protests was leaked online before its national broadcast, revealing his decision to permanently remove the subsidy. Nigerians reacted with a mix of frustration and satire, highlighting ongoing discontent with the administration's economic...
Protesters in Port Harcourt demand Asari Dokubo's presence at NDDC headquarters, amplifying the #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria movement. The viral video by FS Yusuf highlights growing frustration among Nigerians. Social media reactions reflect serious discontent with governance and poor internet...
Burna Boy faces backlash for not supporting the #EndBadGovernance protests. In an Instagram live session, he denied being an activist, explained his position, and urged fans to lower their expectations. He reflected on the mental toll and denied affiliations with politicians, emphasizing his...
Protesters in Nigeria carried a mock coffin of President Bola Tinubu on a Keke Napep, mirroring past protests against Goodluck Jonathan. The act sparked mixed reactions, highlighting public dissatisfaction with Tinubu's administration and drawing comparisons to past political criticisms...
Senate President Godswill Akpabio's recent comment—“You can protest, but we’ll be eating”—during a conference in Port Harcourt has provoked significant backlash. His remarks, made in the context of Nigeria's economic difficulties, have been criticized for their insensitivity. Akpabio also...
MURIC has criticized the planned nationwide hunger protest, arguing that poverty and hardship have long been issues in Nigeria. The group's Executive Director, Professor Ishaq Akintola, advised protesters to seek dialogue instead.
The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) recently addressed the ongoing...
Lagos youths conducted a "Say No To Protest" march on July 29, countering the planned August 1 nationwide protest, supporting President Tinubu, and urging peaceful solutions.
On July 29, 2024, youths in Lagos organized a "Say No To Protest" march to counter the planned nationwide protest on...
Senator Orji Kalu, in a video message from abroad, urged Nigerians to seek change through the ballot box instead of protests. His advice, however, has been met with criticism for being out of touch, given his history as a governor and current location outside Nigeria.
Senator Orji Kalu, a...
President Tinubu urges Nigerians to abort planned protests, promising measures to alleviate economic hardships. Highlighting government initiatives like CNG vehicles, student loans, and agricultural support, Tinubu emphasizes patience and unity. He appeals to traditional rulers to promote peace...
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