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Libya slave trade: Charlyboy group storms Foreign Affairs in chains

Ihesiulo Grace 4 December 2017 0

The group of good governance protesters led by veteran musician, Charles Oputa, also known as Charlyboy, stormed the Foreign Affairs Ministry in Abuja to demand proactive and reactive steps from the federal government over the plight of Nigerians sold as slaves in Libya. The group carried out

Africa

U.N. Human right urges Cameroon to respect rights of Anglophone protesters

Ihesiulo Grace 9 October 2017 0

The United Nations (UN) Human rights body has urged Cameroon to respect the rights of Southern Cameroon in their bid to express their right to self determination. The concern was raised by the United Nations Commissioner for Human Rights who recently commented on the political and security crisis in Cameroon’s Anglophone regions calling for caution […]

Africa

Government shuts down internet due to protesters

Ihesiulo Grace 7 September 2017 0

Togolese authorities on Thursday blocked Internet access as opponents of President Faure Gnassingbe marched for a second day against his family’s 50-year rule. Hundreds of protesters marched from the opposition stronghold of Be and met in central Lome, with police officers walking calmly beside them. A witness said the scale of this week’s protests, which […]

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Police avert violent clash between pro, anti Buhari protesters in Abuja

Ihesiulo Grace 11 August 2017 0

In what could have turned out as a bloody encounter, the police on Friday averted violent clash between pro and anti-President Muhammadu Buhari protesters. A group, Our Mumu Don Du, which is being led by Charley Boy, is protesting against the continued stay of Buhari in London, asking him to either return to the country […]

World

Anti-Islam, Anti-Racism Protesters Clash in Australia

Ihesiulo Grace 6 April 2015 0

Thousands of anti-Islam and anti-racism protesters clashed in angry rallies around Australia on Saturday.   The most violent clash was in Melbourne, Australia’s second-largest city, where police struggled to separate 3,000 opposing demonstrators.   The Victoria state ambulance service treated four people, three for minor injuries from assaults in Melbourne,