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Protest: Four things the military said to the protesters

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The military addressed the nation on Friday, 2nd of August, concerning the nationwide #Endbadgovernance protest, currently on its second day. It pointed out the violence and security concerns the protest currently pose to Nigerians. At the press conference in the nation’s capital Abuja, the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Christopher Musa, said the extent […]

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