Nigerian Singer 2Face Explains Nationwide Protest
The multiple-award winning artist has said that "the people have hoped for a better Nigeria since 1999 but things are not getting any better for the majority. We are still where we are - poor and desperate. I will no longer be quiet".
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Nigeria:
As #IStandWithNigeria Protest Day Draws Near, Nigerians Continue to React
Vanguard, 3 February 2017
Few days to go before the national wide protest against the current economic hardship plaguing Nigeria and Nigerians, reactions have continued to trail the #IStandWithNigeria… Read more »
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Nigeria:
Showdown As Citizens Take to the Streets to Stand With Buhari, Tuface
Guardian, 3 February 2017
There's no sitting on the fence. This weekend, Nigerians will be sharply divided into three distinct groups - #IStandWithBuhari, #IStandWithTuface and #IStandWithNigeria. All three… Read more »
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Nigeria:
Tuface Vows to Proceed With Planned Protest Against Govt
Daily Trust, 1 February 2017
Popular Nigerian singer Tuface Idibia, has vowed to proceed with his planned nationwide protest against the Federal Government on Feb. 5 in spite of mixed reactions by some… Read more »
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Nigeria:
Fayose, Adegboruwa Say Police Lack Power to Stop Tuface's Protest
Premium Times, 2 February 2017
The Governor of Ekiti State, Ayodele Fayose, has faulted the decision of the Lagos State Police Command to stop a protest spearheaded by foremost musician, Tuface Idibia, to… Read more »
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Nigeria:
Now That Tuface Idibia Has 'Seen the Light'
Daily Trust, 1 February 2017
Among the top news headlines of the past few days have been President Donald Trump's supposed Muslim ban; the intrigue surrounding the rumours about President Muhammadu Buhari's… Read more »
InFocus
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The popular music star 2face has come under heavy attack for spearheading the protest. Read more »
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The singer has said that the protest, scheduled for February 5, is a call for good governance and an urgent explanation for the economic downturn. Read more »