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Protesters have vowed to continue their demonstrations unless President Bola Tinubu meets their demands. They urged the president to take necessary action, promising to immediately call off the protests if their demands are met.
Speaking to journalists in Abuja, Damilare Adenola, Director of Mobilisation for the Take It Back Movement, expressed frustration that the oppression under President Tinubu’s leadership had persisted for too long.
Adenola stated, “The court orders restricting protesters to specific locations are unacceptable.” He emphasized that the protesters’ rights to freedom of assembly and expression were being infringed upon.
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Ayoola Babalola, a leader of the Take It Back Movement, condemned the heavy security presence around the Moshood Abiola premises as an embarrassment to the nation. He vowed that protesters would not be intimidated and would continue to demand action from the president.
The protesters’ demands remain unchanged, and they have made it clear that they will remain on the streets until President Tinubu accedes to their demands. They are calling for the president to take concrete action to address their grievances, and they will not back down until they see tangible results.
