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Nigeria: Lagos Ndigbo Distance Selves From Protest, Urge Traders to Stay At Home

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[Leadership] The Coalition of Igbo Political and Social-Cultural Groups, Lagos State, has distanced itself from the proposed hunger protest commencing on August 1. It is urging Igbo traders in the state to stay home and not open their businesses on days of the protest to avoid being attacked.

Source: allAfrica.com

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