Mr Adaramoye, in his statement, urged Nigerians “to come out in large numbers to continue these protests on Monday until our demands are met.”
“Tinubu must demonstrate true leadership by immediately addressing and implementing the demands of the Nigerian people,” said Mr Abubakar.
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Scenes of brutal force by security operatives characterised the containment of the widespread protests by the Nigerian authorities.
In an interview, the commissioner for Women’s Affairs and Poverty Alleviation (WAPA), Cecilia Dada, said this on Saturday.
UNICEF has commended the Katsina and Kano governments for expressing interest in piloting the Universal Child Benefit.
Mr Soweto said protesters would cease occupying the park in Ojota and march through the streets if their demands were unmet by Sunday night.
Amnesty International has condemned Nigerian security operatives for “deliberately” killing protesters during Thursday’s nationwide demonstrations.
Then, a body slumped. One of the fleeing protester’s body turned cold. “Officer, wait, wait, wait!” was the frantic voice that followed.
According to CODE, it is not only the duty of the government to listen but also to act decisively in addressing the root causes of these frustrations.
Ahmed Audi, NSCDC commandant general, has condemned attacks on security operatives during the ongoing nationwide protests.
