Nigeria protests

#EndSARS protesters deserve four years in detention, says civil society, demands police reform.

Anglican bishops criticize Nigeria’s handling of protests, urging swift government action on hunger, security, and economic reforms.

APC UK youth leaders encourage Nigerian youths to engage in dialogue with the Tinubu administration instead of protesting, aiming for unity and lasting change.

Nationwide protests in Nigeria have led to N700bn in economic losses and curfews in Kaduna and Zaria. Businesses report severe impacts.

Nationwide protests against bad governance in Nigeria escalate, prompting curfews in multiple states. The situation grows increasingly tense across the country.

CAPPA urges President Tinubu to address the nation amidst rising tension, calling for engagement with citizens’ grievances and protection of rights.

CAN defends the right to protest but urges Nigerians to give President Tinubu more time to address grievances.

President Tinubu condemns destructive protests and highlights the importance of democracy while welcoming US Ambassador Richard Mills Jr. to Nigeria.

Nigeria’s government opposes planned protests over economic conditions, citing concerns about potential violence and unrest.

Rising inflation and food prices trigger nationwide protests in Nigeria. Sheikh Gumi supports the protests, while the government urges youths to refrain from participating.