EndBadGovernanceInNigeria: Protesters block road, hold Sunday service in Plateau

A protester, Philip Madaki, who said he arrived at the Old Airport Junction for the Sunday service around 7:30 am, said, “I have been participating in the protest since it began on Thursday, and today being Sunday, we are continuing with the protest with a church service.

“As the protest is ongoing, we believe that God Almighty has not abandoned the country and its citizens, and we know He has the power to turn the hearts of kings in whichever direction He wants.

“And we want Him to visit our leaders in the country, especially those in governance positions, and touch their hearts so that they will know that the citizens are really suffering because of bad governance and their harsh economic policies in the country and be able to do something to change the situation. That’s why we are adding the church service to the ongoing protests.”

Sanwo-Olu pays condolence visit to Onyeka Onwenu’s family

The vibrant spirit she embodied and the joy she shared through her artistry will always remain in our hearts.

“May God grant her family the strength to endure this loss and the comfort to cherish and honour the remarkable legacy she leaves behind.”

Onwenu, a renowned singer and actress, passed away on Tuesday night, 30 July, at Reddington Hospital in Lagos after collapsing at a birthday party.

We did not lead any protest, Senator Kingibe replies Wike

CHAIRMAN, Senate Committee on Women Affairs, Senator Ireti Kingibe, LP, FCT has rebutted the allegation made by the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory Administration, FCTA, Nyesom Wike, that she sponsored the ongoing protests in Abuja.

Wike had on Thursday said that security agencies in the territory have identified a senator as one of those sponsoring the anti-government protest.

Shun violence, Obi urges #EndbadgovernanceinNigeria protesters

The former Anambra State governor urged protesters to maintain a peaceful approach, stating, “I will continue to urge the protesters to be of good behaviour and remain peaceful in their actions. I encourage them to shun every form of violence, as we cannot build a new nation by destroying what we already have.”

Obi also called on security agencies to exercise restraint in their response to the protests.

“I also call on the security agencies to remain civil in their security of lives and property in the ongoing protests,” he said.

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