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Senator Ireti: Abuja Protest Remained Calm Until Police Opened Fire
Senator Ireti: Abuja Protest Remained Calm Until Police Opened Fire....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Federal Capital Territory Senator Ireti Kingibe has criticized the Nigeria Police for their harsh response to peaceful protesters in Abuja. She stated that the protest in the capital was nonviolent until FCT Police Command officers fired live shots and tear gas at the demonstrators……. CONTINUE READING
Senator Kingibe emphasized that the protesters did not engage in violence, looting, or any criminal activities. Her comments on Sunday follow a previous statement regarding the #EndBadGovernanceinNigeria protest, which sparked reactions.
In her earlier tweet, Senator Kingibe expressed distress over the violence between police and protesters, urging dialogue and alternative solutions to end the cycle of violence. She highlighted the need to protect lives and property, and expressed sorrow over the injuries and deaths resulting from the clashes.
Addressing criticism of her previous statement, Senator Kingibe clarified that the protest at Moshood Abiola National Stadium was peaceful until the police’s aggressive actions. She affirmed that there were no reports of looting or vandalism during the demonstration.
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