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#EndBadGovernance protests continue as demonstrators defy calls to step down

#EndBadGovernance protesters took to the streets again in Lagos and Port Harcourt on Saturday to air their demands. This comes despite calls from authorities and religious leaders to stop the protests, The protests, which began on August 1, aim to draw attention to the country’s economic woes, including an inflation rate of 34%, the removal of fuel subsidies and the …

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Gunmen attack military checkpoint in Ebonyi

Gunmen in the early hours of Friday attacked a military checkpoint at Amangwu axis on the Amasiri-Owutu-edda highway in Edda local government area of ​​Ebonyi State. State police spokesman Joshua Ukandu confirmed the incident to journalists in Abakaliki. He said: β€œInformation reaching us from the Owutu Police Division revealed that some hoodlums attacked a military checkpoint on Friday morning. READ …

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Police release #EndBadGovernance protesters in Lagos

The Lagos State Police Command has released all #EndBadGovernance protesters arrested in the state on Thursday. The command’s spokesman, Benjamin Hundeyin, disclosed this to journalists on Friday in Lagos. He said not a single protester was detained by police in the state. Hundeyin said: β€œAll protesters who were arrested on Thursday were released on the same Thursday. READ ALSO: Demonstrators …

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#EndBadGovernance: Clashes between police and protesters averted in Port-Harcourt

A potentially explosive confrontation between protesting youths and the Nigerian Police’s anti-terrorism unit was averted on Friday, the second day of nationwide hunger protests. Trouble began when officers, who were showing off their force along Aba Street, confronted protesters at Recreation Park. Police demanded that the youths leave the street, but they refused, chanting β€œNo! No! How many people will …

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Adegboruwa appeals to #EndBadGovernance protesters to stop demonstrations and dialogue with the government

A Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa, has advised #EndBadGovernance protesters to stop the demonstration and start a dialogue with the government. Adegboruwa, a lawyer for the Take It Back Movement, one of the groups behind the protests, made the call in a statement Saturday. He was reacting to the violence and looting that occurred on the first day …

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Protests: One killed, 11 injured in Borno blast

One person was killed and 11 others seriously injured in a bomb blast in Borno State on Friday. The state Commissioner of Police, Yusuf Lawal, disclosed this to journalists in Maiduguri, the state capital. ALSO READ: Four killed, 34 injured as Boko Haram insurgents infiltrate #EndBadGovernance protesters in Borno He said the incident occurred during a protest against bad governance …

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Antetokounmpo excited by Greece’s hard-fought win

Giannis Antetokounmpo has expressed his joy after Greece defeated Australia in the men’s basketball event at the Paris Olympics on Friday, August 2. Antetokounmpo led Greece to a crucial victory in their third Group A game, winning 77-71 against Australia. Read also: NBA looks to expand in Europe He recorded 20 points, seven rebounds and six assists, raising hopes that …

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Naira plunges again, trading at N1.617/$1 on official exchange

The naira fell against the US dollar on Friday. Data from the Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market (NAFEM) showed that the local currency shed N47 to close the week at N1,617/$1, up from N1,570/$1 it was trading at on Thursday. The highest and lowest intraday prices recorded during the day were N1,635/$1 and N1,550/$1 respectively, indicating a very tight spread …

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