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#EndBadGovernanceProtest: Why nationwide protest may exceed 10 days – Organisers warn

Organisers of the August nationwide protest, tagged #EndBadGovernanceProtest, have disclosed the protests may exceed the 10 days earlier proposed if the federal government refused to accede to their demands….READ FULL ARTICLE...READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE ▶▶

TheNewsGuru.com (TNG) reports Damilare Adenola, Director of Mobilisation of Take It Back Movement, one of the non-governmental organisations leading the protests, made the disclosure on Friday.

Recall that human rights lawyer Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa had called for an end to the protests, saying the protests had been taken over by fifth columnists to wreak havoc.

However, Adenola stressed that the protests would not be called off except President Bola Tinubu addressed their demands, adding that the protests might exceed 10 days depending on the response of the government.

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Speaking when he featured in Channels TV’s Politics Today on Friday, the youth activist said:

“Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa is not our lawyer and he doesn’t speak for us. He might have presented himself as the solicitor but he is not hungry. He is a senior advocate of Nigeria who lives well. He is not hungry like the people taking over the streets.

“We are waiting for the government to respond to us and address our demands. And until then, the protests continue”.

Adenola stressed that if President Tinubu was sincere, he would have addressed the nation by now, adding that the protests have shown Nigerians can hold their leaders accountable….READ FULL ARTICLE

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