The Yoruba Appraisal Forum (YAF) has warned those planning a nationwide protest on June 12 Democracy Day to stay away from the South West. The group said people of the South West would neither support, tolerate nor join such protests, as the June 12 Democracy Day should be for celebration and not protests.
The warning came against the backdrop of alleged plans by various groups in the Country to protest challenges in the nation on the June 12 Democracy Day.
The National Coordinator of the group, Chief Adesina Animashan, in a statement in Lagos on Friday, June 11, 2021 said the South West would never allow dissidents to mar the peace and peaceful coexistence in the region.
Animashaun alleged that those influencing the move for protests were enemies of state, who had been behind the many insecurity challenges bedevilling the nation.
“The people of South West and other civil society groups in Nigeria were at the forefront of agitations for the Federal Government to name June 12 as Nigeria’s Democracy Day, which was given by the current administration, led by President Muhammadu Buhari.
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The Yoruba Appraisal Forum (YAF) has warned those planning a nationwide protest on June 12 Democracy Day to stay away from the South West. The group said people of the South West would neither support, tolerate nor join such protests, as the June 12 Democracy Day should be for celebration and not protests.
The warning came against the backdrop of alleged plans by various groups in the Country to protest challenges in the nation on the June 12 Democracy Day.
The National Coordinator of the group, Chief Adesina Animashan, in a statement in Lagos on Friday, June 11, 2021 said the South West would never allow dissidents to mar the peace and peaceful coexistence in the region.
Animashaun alleged that those influencing the move for protests were enemies of state, who had been behind the many insecurity challenges bedevilling the nation.
“The people of South West and other civil society groups in Nigeria were at the forefront of agitations for the Federal Government to name June 12 as Nigeria’s Democracy Day, which was given by the current administration, led by President Muhammadu Buhari.
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The Yoruba Appraisal Forum (YAF) has warned those planning a nationwide protest on June 12 Democracy Day to stay away from the South West. The group said people of the South West would neither support, tolerate nor join such protests, as the June 12 Democracy Day should be for celebration and not protests.
The warning came against the backdrop of alleged plans by various groups in the Country to protest challenges in the nation on the June 12 Democracy Day.
The National Coordinator of the group, Chief Adesina Animashan, in a statement in Lagos on Friday, June 11, 2021 said the South West would never allow dissidents to mar the peace and peaceful coexistence in the region.
Animashaun alleged that those influencing the move for protests were enemies of state, who had been behind the many insecurity challenges bedevilling the nation.
“The people of South West and other civil society groups in Nigeria were at the forefront of agitations for the Federal Government to name June 12 as Nigeria’s Democracy Day, which was given by the current administration, led by President Muhammadu Buhari.
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The Yoruba Appraisal Forum (YAF) has warned those planning a nationwide protest on June 12 Democracy Day to stay away from the South West. The group said people of the South West would neither support, tolerate nor join such protests, as the June 12 Democracy Day should be for celebration and not protests.
The warning came against the backdrop of alleged plans by various groups in the Country to protest challenges in the nation on the June 12 Democracy Day.
The National Coordinator of the group, Chief Adesina Animashan, in a statement in Lagos on Friday, June 11, 2021 said the South West would never allow dissidents to mar the peace and peaceful coexistence in the region.
Animashaun alleged that those influencing the move for protests were enemies of state, who had been behind the many insecurity challenges bedevilling the nation.
“The people of South West and other civil society groups in Nigeria were at the forefront of agitations for the Federal Government to name June 12 as Nigeria’s Democracy Day, which was given by the current administration, led by President Muhammadu Buhari.
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