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BREAKING: Protest Rocks Abuja as Police Tear Gas Peaceful Protesters

‎The protesters, who had gathered peacefully to voice their concerns, were caught off guard as tear gas canisters caused chaos, forcing many to flee for safety.


‎This protest is part of a nationwide demonstration organized by the Take-It-Back Movement and various civil society groups, aiming to draw attention to several pressing national issues.


‎Among the key concerns highlighted by the organizers are the alleged abuse of the Cyber-crime Act, the worsening economic crisis, and what they describe as a “state of emergency” in Rivers State.


‎The demonstrators carried placards with messages such as “Stop the Repression” and “Let Us Breathe” as they marched through the streets of the Federal Capital Territory.


‎Human rights activist and former presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, was also present at the protest to express his support for the movement.


‎TRACK UP – OMOYELE SOWORE, HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVIST.

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‎The protesters, who had gathered peacefully to voice their concerns, were caught off guard as tear gas canisters caused chaos, forcing many to flee for safety.


‎This protest is part of a nationwide demonstration organized by the Take-It-Back Movement and various civil society groups, aiming to draw attention to several pressing national issues.


‎Among the key concerns highlighted by the organizers are the alleged abuse of the Cyber-crime Act, the worsening economic crisis, and what they describe as a “state of emergency” in Rivers State.


‎The demonstrators carried placards with messages such as “Stop the Repression” and “Let Us Breathe” as they marched through the streets of the Federal Capital Territory.


‎Human rights activist and former presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, was also present at the protest to express his support for the movement.


‎TRACK UP – OMOYELE SOWORE, HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVIST.

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‎The protesters, who had gathered peacefully to voice their concerns, were caught off guard as tear gas canisters caused chaos, forcing many to flee for safety.


‎This protest is part of a nationwide demonstration organized by the Take-It-Back Movement and various civil society groups, aiming to draw attention to several pressing national issues.


‎Among the key concerns highlighted by the organizers are the alleged abuse of the Cyber-crime Act, the worsening economic crisis, and what they describe as a “state of emergency” in Rivers State.


‎The demonstrators carried placards with messages such as “Stop the Repression” and “Let Us Breathe” as they marched through the streets of the Federal Capital Territory.


‎Human rights activist and former presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, was also present at the protest to express his support for the movement.


‎TRACK UP – OMOYELE SOWORE, HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVIST.

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‎The protesters, who had gathered peacefully to voice their concerns, were caught off guard as tear gas canisters caused chaos, forcing many to flee for safety.


‎This protest is part of a nationwide demonstration organized by the Take-It-Back Movement and various civil society groups, aiming to draw attention to several pressing national issues.


‎Among the key concerns highlighted by the organizers are the alleged abuse of the Cyber-crime Act, the worsening economic crisis, and what they describe as a “state of emergency” in Rivers State.


‎The demonstrators carried placards with messages such as “Stop the Repression” and “Let Us Breathe” as they marched through the streets of the Federal Capital Territory.


‎Human rights activist and former presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, was also present at the protest to express his support for the movement.


‎TRACK UP – OMOYELE SOWORE, HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVIST.

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