Children Lead Protest In Jalingo Demanding An End To Corruption

Children Lead Protest In Jalingo Demanding An End To Corruption

In an unusual display of youthful activism, children aged 8 to 13, along with youths, staged a protest in Jalingo on Thursday afternoon to highlight their struggles. Chanting “Bamu ai, bamu ai,” which means “We don’t agree, we don’t agree,” they sought to draw attention to their hardships……… CONTINUE READING 

The protest started on Hamaruwa Way and made its way to the city’s flyover bridge, a prominent landmark. The demonstrators, mainly children and teenagers, voiced their demands for urgent measures to improve their conditions.

According to our correspondent, the protest was closely monitored by police and Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) personnel.

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