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Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has promised to urgently tackle the country’s challenges head-on with a renewed determination and promising to fulfill the five demands of the #EndSARS protesters, a demand
Prominent human rights activist Aisha Yesufu has called on the Nigerian government to either allow citizens to protest peacefully or make a violent protest inevitable. The fiery activist was reacting
The Nigeria Police has applied for the withdrawal of a suit that sought to stop several states’ judicial panels of inquiry investigating allegations of brutality and human rights abuses against the disbanded Special Anti-Robbery
The EndSARS hashtag has again topped Nigeria’s Twitter Trends. The last time the #EndSARS was the number one trend on Twitter, the country witnessed a tremendous expression of outrage from
Nigeria’s Inspector-general of Police Mohammed Adamu on Friday said another #EndSARS protest will be resisted by the force and will never be allowed. The police chief stated this in the
Nigeria’s Coalition Against Covid-19 (CACOVID) has unfolded plans to commit over N100bn (about $262 million) over the next two years to buy rifles as well as other security gadgets for
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