Students vs. Sirens: NANS Threatens to March Ogun Police Off Campus
In a bold and fiery move, the National Association of Nigerian Students…
Lagos APC members demand the ouster of the chairman and protest
Protesters holding signs that said "Ojelabi Must Go" and "We Want Fresh…
Spokesman: Akwa Ibom police are prepared for fight.
The Akwa Ibom State Police Command is prepared to contain any insurrection,…
REGINA DANIEL: I’m not saying this to win your love
Regina Daniels Nwoko, an actress, has reacted to criticism she received from…
The Rivers mansion of Wike was besieged by #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria protesters.
A mansion in Ada George, Ohio/Akpor Local Government Area, owned by Nyesom…
Court has extended the ban on protests to two locations in Lagos.
Pedro informed the court on Tuesday that all respondents had received the…
7 a.m. speech: President outlines accomplishments and calls for a stop to murder and violence
"I have always agreed to dialogue at the first chance, and I…
Hardship protest: Former military officers and envoys express concern as protesters hoist the Russian flag
They cautioned Nigerians and the Federal Government to be on the lookout…
Day 3: #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria protests (LIVE UPDATES)
Police continue to repress nonviolent protestors in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), forcing them to remain at the Moshood Abiola National Stadium. The police have mercilessly scattered the demonstrators with tear gas whenever they attempt to march into the city center. In spite of this, the demonstrators have shown tenacity. For the most part, the first two days of the protest have been uneventful. Although the administration has come under fire for using force against demonstrators, the looting and riots in a few Northern states have contributed to the government's attempts to further undermine the protest movement. A lawyer for one of the organizations that organized the protest, the "Take It Back movement," Ebun- Olu Adegboruwa, demanded on Friday that the demonstration…
CISLAC denounces protest heists and places government at fault.
Auwal Rafsanjani, the Executive Director of CISLAC, denounced the nonviolent protest's hijacking in several locations in a statement released on Friday in Abuja. He did, however, ask protestors to refrain from damaging private property and public infrastructure in the midst of demanding their protection. Musa conveyed grave concerns about the state of affairs in terms of security and the impact of non-state actors in a number of states, including Kano. He claimed that the circumstances, as seen through CISLAC's…