The protester said, “You are wicked people. We will talk and you will not take action. We are tired.”
Some demonstrators wielded several banners with inscriptions ‘End the War on Iran’ and ‘We can’t afford another war’, as well as red tulips to honour war victims in Iran.
The protesters who expressed frustration with the development also complained about estimated billings by the electricity providers.
The protesters sang, “We no go gree, we no go gree, Akpabio, pass the bill.”
Titilayo Oluwakemi Oyekanmi and her sons, Samuel, Joseph and Genesis, were issued a deportation order after their asylum application appeal was unsuccessful.
Human Rights Activists News Agency said it recorded “the deaths of 544 people during the protests have been confirmed, and dozens of additional cases remain under review”.
Mr Khamenei said his government “will not back down” in the face of protests that have rocked the country since December 28.
Angry youths, mobilised through social media, berated the government’s huge expenditure on the 2030 World Cup.
The protesters alleged that the state REC, Oluwatoyin Babalola, was romancing a particular political party in the state.
