#EndBadGovernance Leaders: AAC Seeks Immediate Release Of Detained Activists

#EndBadGovernance Leaders: AAC Seeks Immediate Release Of Detained Activists

In a statement released on Tuesday, marking the sixth day of the #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria protests, the African Action Congress (AAC) demanded the immediate release of all detained activists by security agencies, particularly the Department of State Services (DSS). The AAC has called on President Bola Tinubu to promptly address the grievances of Nigerians protesting against widespread hunger and misgovernance, rather than resorting to diversionary tactics…….. CONTINUE READING 

The AAC criticized the Tinubu administration for allegedly attempting to distract from the pressing issues by creating diversions. The party’s National Publicity Secretary, Femi Adeyeye, condemned the display of Russian flags by some protesters in Northern states, such as Kano, Kaduna, Plateau, and Zamfara, as a deliberate attempt to undermine the genuine protests against the All Progressives Congress (APC)-led government’s policies, which have worsened hunger and governance issues.

Adeyeye emphasized that the AAC is aware of these attempts to discredit the protests and reaffirmed the party’s stance against military rule. He dismissed claims that the protests are supported by foreign interests or are a call for a military takeover, labeling such assertions as misleading “government magic.”

The AAC reiterated that the demands of the protests are straightforward and insisted that demonstrations will continue until these demands are met. They called for the unconditional release of all detained protesters, including Comrades Micheal (Lenin) and Babatunde Oluajo (Sankara).

The party also criticized the military’s recent statements, questioning their authority to label acts of protest as treason and comparing them to the violent crackdown on peaceful protesters at Lekki. The AAC expressed concern that military spokespersons may lack the training to address civil issues appropriately.

In closing, the AAC praised the bravery of the protesters and encouraged them to persevere, asserting that the movement will ultimately succeed.

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