Protest Begins In Lagos & Abuja With Seyi Law Taking The Forefront (Photos)

Despite Tuface who started the movement decided to call it off after security reports revealed that hoodlums had planned to hijack the peaceful procession, comedian Seyi Law is taking the lead right now as Protests have embarked in Lagos and Abuja with protesters carrying placards and asking for a better Nigeria.

UniAbuja Doctors protest over non-implementation of 2014 Health Act

The National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) of University of Abuja Teaching Hospital, Gwagwalada, yesterday staged a peaceful protest over non-implementation of policies in the National Health Act 2014. The doctors turned out in large numbers with placards reading: ‘Implement National Health Act 2014’, ‘Provide basic equipment’, and ‘Implement new residency programme,’ among others.

Lawyers Protest Continued Detention Of Dasuki, Kanu, Others

Constitutional lawyers and human rights activists from various parts of the country yesterday staged a protest in Abuja against the continued detention of former National Security Adviser, NSA, Mohammed Sambo Dasuki, retd, and others, in spite of bails granted them by the court.

They flayed the executive arm of government for attempting to derail the rule of law and democracy with utter disregard to valid and lawful court decision. The protesters made copious reference to the ECOWAS Court of Justice which ordered the release of Dasuki. The lawyers also accused the executive arm of mistaking persecution for prosecution, insisting that any government or agency not obeying valid court order could not claim to be prosecuting offenders but persecuting them. 

Photos: Students Shut UNILAG Gate over Infestation of Bedbugs in Hostels

Apparently, these students of University of Lagos (UNILAG), Yaba, were not able to have good night sleep, as they woke up early this morning, with their aged mattresses on hand, they headed towards the school main gate and closed it.

LASU students protest against poor facilities

Students of the Lagos State University, Ojo, on Thursday continued their protest at the Ojo campus of the institution.

We learnt that the students were protesting against the poor facilities in the school, despite what the students described as the huge school fees collected from the students.

Most of who claimed to have paid about N250,000 as school fees. They kicked against the shut down of the school registration portal, which they said meant that some students, who could not complete their registration before the portal was shut down, would have an extra academic year.

Unconfirmed report said scores of people had been wounded as some of the students attempted to take over the major roads around the university campus.

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