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Atiku, UN At Odds Over National Protest Amidst Economic Hardship
Atiku, UN At Odds Over National Protest Amidst Economic Hardship....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar and the United Nations have taken opposing stances on the upcoming protests against economic hardship in Nigeria. Atiku criticized the government for attempting to suppress citizens’ constitutional right to peaceful protest, labeling such efforts as futile and undemocratic. He pointed out the irony that those currently stifling protest rights were themselves leading protests in 2012…….. CONTINUE READING
In contrast, the UN’s Department of Safety and Security issued a warning, expressing concerns that the planned protests could be exploited by groups with hidden agendas. They cited previous instances of violence during protests and cautioned against potential disruptions to economic and social activities.
The disagreement highlights a contentious issue regarding the balance between citizens’ rights and maintaining public order in Nigeria.
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