#endbadgovernance — Public Fediverse posts
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https://www.europesays.com/africa/369973/ Hardship still rages two years after #EndBadGovernance protest #Nigeria
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16 Jan '27: Presidential elections
In the run-up: intimidation, #surveillance, arrest of opposition, journalists, activists;
legal proceedings, violence, #censorship, "cybercrime" laws...Violation of protests against #corruption, #nepotism, government & president #BolaTinubu.
#FreedomOfExpression & criticism seen as threat, not as foundation of #democracy.
- https://thepolisproject.com/read/elections-in-tinubu-nigeria-digital-crackdown-on-rise
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16 Jan '27: Presidential elections
In the run-up: intimidation, #surveillance, arrest of opposition, journalists, activists;
legal proceedings, violence, #censorship, "cybercrime" laws...Violation of protests against #corruption, #nepotism, government & president #BolaTinubu.
#FreedomOfExpression & criticism seen as threat, not as foundation of #democracy.
- https://thepolisproject.com/read/elections-in-tinubu-nigeria-digital-crackdown-on-rise
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16 Jan '27: Presidential elections
In the run-up: intimidation, #surveillance, arrest of opposition, journalists, activists;
legal proceedings, violence, #censorship, "cybercrime" laws...Violation of protests against #corruption, #nepotism, government & president #BolaTinubu.
#FreedomOfExpression & criticism seen as threat, not as foundation of #democracy.
- https://thepolisproject.com/read/elections-in-tinubu-nigeria-digital-crackdown-on-rise
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16 Jan '27: Presidential elections
In the run-up: intimidation, #surveillance, arrest of opposition, journalists, activists;
legal proceedings, violence, #censorship, "cybercrime" laws...Violation of protests against #corruption, #nepotism, government & president #BolaTinubu.
#FreedomOfExpression & criticism seen as threat, not as foundation of #democracy.
- https://thepolisproject.com/read/elections-in-tinubu-nigeria-digital-crackdown-on-rise
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16 Jan '27: Presidential elections
In the run-up: intimidation, #surveillance, arrest of opposition, journalists, activists;
legal proceedings, violence, #censorship, "cybercrime" laws...Violation of protests against #corruption, #nepotism, government & president #BolaTinubu.
#FreedomOfExpression & criticism seen as threat, not as foundation of #democracy.
- https://thepolisproject.com/read/elections-in-tinubu-nigeria-digital-crackdown-on-rise
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✭Gauche Révolut°R✭ Libérez Hassan Taiwo Soweto immédiatement !: Hassan Taiwo Soweto, figure connue du Democratic Socialist Movement Mouvement socialiste démocratique et porte-parole… ✭GR #LiberezHassanSoweto #EndBadGovernance #DemocraticSocialistMovement #SoutienAuxManifestants #JusticePourHassan
Libérez Hassan Taiwo Soweto im... -
✭Gauche Révolut°R✭ Libérez Hassan Taiwo Soweto immédiatement !: Hassan Taiwo Soweto, figure connue du Democratic Socialist Movement Mouvement socialiste démocratique et porte-parole… ✭GR #LiberezHassanSoweto #EndBadGovernance #DemocraticSocialistMovement #SoutienAuxManifestants #JusticePourHassan
Libérez Hassan Taiwo Soweto im... -
✭Gauche Révolut°R✭ Nigeria : enfin la victoire ! Le procès pour « trahison » est annulé: La pression oblige le gouvernement nigérian à abandonner le procès bidon d’Adaramoye Michael Lenin et de dix autres manifestants du mouvement… ✭GR #Nigeria #Victoire #Justice #EndBadGovernance #Manifestation
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✭Gauche Révolut°R✭ Nigeria : enfin la victoire ! Le procès pour « trahison » est annulé: La pression oblige le gouvernement nigérian à abandonner le procès bidon d’Adaramoye Michael Lenin et de dix autres manifestants du mouvement… ✭GR #Nigeria #Victoire #Justice #EndBadGovernance #Manifestation
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Video ~ Nigeria Police Places ₦20m Bounty On Wanted Briton, Suspect Says ‘I’m Ready For A Talk’ ~ OsazuwaAkonedo
Nigeria Police Places ₦20m Bounty On Wanted Briton, Suspect Says 'I'm Ready For A Talk' ~ OsazuwaAkonedo #Abuja #Ahmed #Ajaero #Andrew #Bola #British #Drew #Ehis #EndBadGovernance #EndHunger #Igp #Joe #Lucky #news #NLC #Obiyan #Police #Povey #Povich #Tinubu #Wynne #Nigeria Police Force Published: September 2nd, 2024 Reshared: September 2, 2024 11:58 pm…
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Video ~ Nigeria Police Places ₦20m Bounty On Wanted Briton, Suspect Says ‘I’m Ready For A Talk’ ~ OsazuwaAkonedo
Nigeria Police Places ₦20m Bounty On Wanted Briton, Suspect Says 'I'm Ready For A Talk' ~ OsazuwaAkonedo #Abuja #Ahmed #Ajaero #Andrew #Bola #British #Drew #Ehis #EndBadGovernance #EndHunger #Igp #Joe #Lucky #news #NLC #Obiyan #Police #Povey #Povich #Tinubu #Wynne #Nigeria Police Force Published: September 2nd, 2024 Reshared: September 2, 2024 11:58 pm…
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Video ~ Suspects Welfare Cared, Minor Protesters Fainting In Court Fake – Police
Suspects Welfare Cared, Minor Protesters Fainting In Court Fake - Police #Nigeria Police Force #EndBadGovernance #news #Protest ©November 2nd, 2024 ®November 2, 2024 12:52 pm Nigeria Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun has reacted to the grievances of Nigerians over the terrible, malnourished and apparently dying looking manner of minors among protesters who were arraigned for…
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Video ~ Suspects Welfare Cared, Minor Protesters Fainting In Court Fake – Police
Suspects Welfare Cared, Minor Protesters Fainting In Court Fake - Police #Nigeria Police Force #EndBadGovernance #news #Protest ©November 2nd, 2024 ®November 2, 2024 12:52 pm Nigeria Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun has reacted to the grievances of Nigerians over the terrible, malnourished and apparently dying looking manner of minors among protesters who were arraigned for…
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Video ~ Suspects Welfare Cared, Minor Protesters Fainting In Court Fake – Police
Suspects Welfare Cared, Minor Protesters Fainting In Court Fake - Police #Nigeria Police Force #EndBadGovernance #news #Protest ©November 2nd, 2024 ®November 2, 2024 12:52 pm Nigeria Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun has reacted to the grievances of Nigerians over the terrible, malnourished and apparently dying looking manner of minors among protesters who were arraigned for…
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Video ~ Court Sets Free, Tinubu Hands Over Minors, Protesters Arraigned For Treason
Court Sets Free, Tinubu Hands Over Minors, Protesters Arraigned For Treason #Issues #EndBadGovernance #Kaduna #Kano #Protest #Tinubu ©November 6th, 2024 ®November 6, 2024 8:56 am President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Nigeria has handed over 119 young protesters, among whom underaged children or minors who were arrested, detained more than three months and arraigned for treason by the Inspector…
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Video ~ Court Sets Free, Tinubu Hands Over Minors, Protesters Arraigned For Treason
Court Sets Free, Tinubu Hands Over Minors, Protesters Arraigned For Treason #Issues #EndBadGovernance #Kaduna #Kano #Protest #Tinubu ©November 6th, 2024 ®November 6, 2024 8:56 am President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Nigeria has handed over 119 young protesters, among whom underaged children or minors who were arrested, detained more than three months and arraigned for treason by the Inspector…
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Video ~ Court Sets Free, Tinubu Hands Over Minors, Protesters Arraigned For Treason
Court Sets Free, Tinubu Hands Over Minors, Protesters Arraigned For Treason #Issues #EndBadGovernance #Kaduna #Kano #Protest #Tinubu ©November 6th, 2024 ®November 6, 2024 8:56 am President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Nigeria has handed over 119 young protesters, among whom underaged children or minors who were arrested, detained more than three months and arraigned for treason by the Inspector…
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✭Gauche Révolut°R✭ Solidarité Nigeria !: Début août 2024, la mobilisation #EndBadGovernance secouait le Nigeria contre la politique pro-capitaliste de Tinubu. Le mouvement et ses dirigeants ont été durement réprimés.… ✭GR #SolidaritéNigeria #EndBadGovernance #Nigeria #Révolution #DroitsDesHumains
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✭Gauche Révolut°R✭ Solidarité Nigeria !: Début août 2024, la mobilisation #EndBadGovernance secouait le Nigeria contre la politique pro-capitaliste de Tinubu. Le mouvement et ses dirigeants ont été durement réprimés.… ✭GR #SolidaritéNigeria #EndBadGovernance #Nigeria #Révolution #DroitsDesHumains
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Nigeria Police Places ₦20m Bounty On Wanted Briton, Suspect Says ‘I’m Ready For A Talk’ ~ OsazuwaAkonedo
Nigeria Police Places ₦20m Bounty On Wanted Briton, Suspect Says 'I'm Ready For A Talk' ~ OsazuwaAkonedo #Abuja #Ahmed #Ajaero #Andrew #Bola #British #Drew #Ehis #EndBadGovernance #EndHunger #Igp #Joe #Lucky #news #NLC #Obiyan #Police #Povey #Povich...
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Nigeria Police Places ₦20m Bounty On Wanted Briton, Suspect Says ‘I’m Ready For A Talk’ ~ OsazuwaAkonedo
Nigeria Police Places ₦20m Bounty On Wanted Briton, Suspect Says 'I'm Ready For A Talk' ~ OsazuwaAkonedo #Abuja #Ahmed #Ajaero #Andrew #Bola #British #Drew #Ehis #EndBadGovernance #EndHunger #Igp #Joe #Lucky #news #NLC #Obiyan #Police #Povey #Povich...
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✭Gauche Révolut°R✭ Nigeria : la justice ajourne le procès pour trahison des dirigeants de #EndBadGovernance: Le 25 juin 2025, la Haute cour d’Abuja a ajourné le procès pour trahison des manifestants du mouvement… ✭GR #Nigeria #Justice #EndBadGovernance #Manifestations #DroitsDeLhomme
Nigeria : la justice ajourne l... -
✭Gauche Révolut°R✭ La Lutte continue, contre la répression et la politique de Tinubu: Après les manifestations de masse « #EndBadGovernance » de 2024, des mouvements ont resurgi en janvier, au Nigeria et dans la diaspora,… ✭GR #LuttePourLaLiberté #Répression #Tinubu #EndBadGovernance #Nigeria
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What’s next for the Nigerian left?
Although the #EndBadGovernance protests attempted to address lingering questions from the #EndSARS era, the potential for the left to transform Nigeria’s political landscape remains a question.
https://africasacountry.com/2024/10/whats-next-for-the-nigerian-left
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What’s next for the Nigerian left?
Although the #EndBadGovernance protests attempted to address lingering questions from the #EndSARS era, the potential for the left to transform Nigeria’s political landscape remains a question.
https://africasacountry.com/2024/10/whats-next-for-the-nigerian-left
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What’s next for the Nigerian left?
Although the #EndBadGovernance protests attempted to address lingering questions from the #EndSARS era, the potential for the left to transform Nigeria’s political landscape remains a question.
https://africasacountry.com/2024/10/whats-next-for-the-nigerian-left
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What’s next for the Nigerian left?
Although the #EndBadGovernance protests attempted to address lingering questions from the #EndSARS era, the potential for the left to transform Nigeria’s political landscape remains a question.
https://africasacountry.com/2024/10/whats-next-for-the-nigerian-left
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What’s next for the Nigerian left?
Although the #EndBadGovernance protests attempted to address lingering questions from the #EndSARS era, the potential for the left to transform Nigeria’s political landscape remains a question.
https://africasacountry.com/2024/10/whats-next-for-the-nigerian-left
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Originally published in ROAPE .
The Nigerian government was clearly very worried by the scale and support for the protests in early August against its anti-human policies of increased fuel prices, higher electric tariffs, unpaid low minimum wages, higher school fees, higher tax rates, higher food prices, higher transport costs and bad governance. They hope that heavy repression will stop future protests against hunger, higher petrol prices and bad governance.
The state tortured dozens and hundreds remain in detention. Some are being held well beyond the constitutional limit of 48 hours before going to court. The High Court in Abuja gave the police a further 60 days for holding over 70 young men from Kano. They are accused of waving Russian flags, that became the symbol of resistance in Kano. This is clearly not illegal in Nigeria.
In Abuja, another 10 people are also being held for the serious crime of treason, incitement to mutiny and levying war against the state. This is despite the complete lack of any evidence for these crimes. They are being represented by Femi Falana who has led and won the defence for four previous treason trials.
The President of the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC), Joe Ajaero, was detained by the secret police for 12 hours on 9 September 2024 and stopped from attending the Trade Union Congress meeting in Britain. The NLC gained his release by organising for an indefinite general strike. The NLC in their initial press release over the detention of their President correctly said:
We equally demand that the state frees all Nigerians languishing in various prisons around the country for exercising their democratic rights to protest in the #endbadgovernance rallies around the country.
Unfortunately, these other demands were immediately forgotten with the release of Joe Ajaero the same day. Another trade union leader is still being held in prison after being picked up at 2 am six weeks ago.
Eleojo Opaluwa, of the electrician’s union (NUEE) is being held with nine others in Kuje Prison. They face a range of serious charges including conspiracy to commit treason, inciting to mutiny and organising for a war against the state (each charge carries the death penalty). These charges arise from alleged organising and participating in the #endbadgovernance and #endhunger protests in early August.
However, the police case is extremely weak, especially as the ten detainees hardly know each other, despite being accused of conspiracy. Five lived in Abuja, but the other five were brought from Kano for waving Russian flags.
Six of the detainees are Muslim and the rest are Christians. They range in age from 21 to 51 years. Five are in their twenties and two are in their fifties. Nine are men and one is a woman. It would be hard to find a more diverse group of people.
The only thing that appears to unite the five detainees from Abuja is that they were all members of a WhatsApp group that was created on 27 July. They are not all admin members of the group, and some of the admin members have not been accused by the police. There were around 450 members of the WhatsApp group at its height with around 30 having left.
The backgrounds of the five detainees from Abuja are:
- Michael Adaramoye (28 years) was brought up in a Christian family. He attended Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife. Michael is a writer and content creator by profession. He has committed his intellect and youthful energy to contributing to the building of a better society.
- Mosiu Sodiq (29 years) is a young practicing Muslim. He was born and raised in Lagos. He has a diploma from Kwara State Polytechnic, Ilorin. He is a graphics designer and printer based in Abuja where he has lived for more than half a decade.
- Adeyemi Abiodun Abayomi (34 years) is a devoted Christian and family man with a three-year-old daughter. He was brought up in Kaduna and graduated from Ekiti State University (TUNEDIK) with a degree in Computer Science in 2016. He ran Iva Valley Books for the last year.
- Eleojo Opaluwa (50 years) is a Christian from Kogi State. He is married with four children. He is graduate, he also has a master’s degree in criminology from the National Open University, Abuja. His first child is at university and the other three are still in school. He is the organizer for the Nigerian Union of Electrical Employees (NUEE) in FCT. He is also Vice Chair of NLC for Kogi State.
- Angel Love Innocent (51 years) is a Christian. She has one 16-year-old son and works in the real estate business in Abuja and has several other business interests.
The names and ages of the five detainees brought from Kano are: Buhari Lawal 21 years; Bashir Bello 21 years; Suleiman Yakubu, 28 years; Abdulsalam Zubairu 37 years; and Nuradeen Khamis 47 years.
The economy in Nigeria has grown well, especially over the period 2000 to 2015. As a result, the GDP is now at least five times larger than it was at the turn of the Millennium. However, all this additional wealth, and some, has been looted by the tiny corrupt elite. The majority of the population are now significantly poorer than they were at the end of the military era in 1999. This growth in poverty has accelerated massively in the last 15 months. This is primarily due to the new Government allowing the price of petrol to shoot up and massive devaluation of the local currency.
The trade unions have a militant tradition, but their action is increasingly not meeting the required demands. As a result, for example, the real value of the minimum wage (which greatly influences all public sector salaries) has halved over the last five years. In 2019, the then-new level of the minimum wage could buy 200 litres of petrol. At the end of July this year, when the recent increase of the minimum wage became law, it would only buy 100 litres of petrol. Recent shortages mean it will only buy around 50 litres or less.
The new president of the NLC, the main trade union centre, Joe Ajaero, has called at least half a dozen general strikes since he took up his position in February last year. However, all the strikes were called off before they were due to start or after not much more than a day.
The mass protests at the beginning of August showed the extent of the hunger in the land. In some places all the young men from a whole community joined massive almost spontaneous demonstrations. This was met with horrendous government repression. Around 40 protesters were murdered by the police and other security forces being shot dead on the protests and tear gas was widely used; perhaps 1,500 arrested and detained with no legal representation or access to the courts.
Millions of Nigerians supported the #endbadgovernance/#endhunger Protests from 1 August. It is this that has upset the government. The police appear to have picked up a random group of people to be punished for the activities of hundreds of thousands – it is obviously beyond the capacity of the Nigerian state to arrest every demonstrator. We can only hope that all detained demonstrators are found not guilty in the near future.
Many other detainees are being held, especially in the far northern towns and cities from Sokoto in the West, through Kano to Maiduguri in the east. In one court case in mid-September, 37 protesters were released after up to six weeks in jail and 48 were given quite tough bail conditions (paying the equivalent of three years of the minimum wage).
Further protests are being called from 1 October and some local ones are still taking place. Next time these protests need the full support from the NLC. A coalition of the masses in the streets and a robust general strike can easily defeat this government. Then we can begin to see the reduction of hunger, poverty and inequality across Nigeria.
Salvador Ousmane is a Nigerian based socialist, writer and editor. He is also a member of Socialist Labour one of the largest socialist groups in Nigeria.
#africa #endbadgovernance #endhunger #nigeria #repression #socialism
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Originally published in ROAPE .
The Nigerian government was clearly very worried by the scale and support for the protests in early August against its anti-human policies of increased fuel prices, higher electric tariffs, unpaid low minimum wages, higher school fees, higher tax rates, higher food prices, higher transport costs and bad governance. They hope that heavy repression will stop future protests against hunger, higher petrol prices and bad governance.
The state tortured dozens and hundreds remain in detention. Some are being held well beyond the constitutional limit of 48 hours before going to court. The High Court in Abuja gave the police a further 60 days for holding over 70 young men from Kano. They are accused of waving Russian flags, that became the symbol of resistance in Kano. This is clearly not illegal in Nigeria.
In Abuja, another 10 people are also being held for the serious crime of treason, incitement to mutiny and levying war against the state. This is despite the complete lack of any evidence for these crimes. They are being represented by Femi Falana who has led and won the defence for four previous treason trials.
The President of the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC), Joe Ajaero, was detained by the secret police for 12 hours on 9 September 2024 and stopped from attending the Trade Union Congress meeting in Britain. The NLC gained his release by organising for an indefinite general strike. The NLC in their initial press release over the detention of their President correctly said:
We equally demand that the state frees all Nigerians languishing in various prisons around the country for exercising their democratic rights to protest in the #endbadgovernance rallies around the country.
Unfortunately, these other demands were immediately forgotten with the release of Joe Ajaero the same day. Another trade union leader is still being held in prison after being picked up at 2 am six weeks ago.
Eleojo Opaluwa, of the electrician’s union (NUEE) is being held with nine others in Kuje Prison. They face a range of serious charges including conspiracy to commit treason, inciting to mutiny and organising for a war against the state (each charge carries the death penalty). These charges arise from alleged organising and participating in the #endbadgovernance and #endhunger protests in early August.
However, the police case is extremely weak, especially as the ten detainees hardly know each other, despite being accused of conspiracy. Five lived in Abuja, but the other five were brought from Kano for waving Russian flags.
Six of the detainees are Muslim and the rest are Christians. They range in age from 21 to 51 years. Five are in their twenties and two are in their fifties. Nine are men and one is a woman. It would be hard to find a more diverse group of people.
The only thing that appears to unite the five detainees from Abuja is that they were all members of a WhatsApp group that was created on 27 July. They are not all admin members of the group, and some of the admin members have not been accused by the police. There were around 450 members of the WhatsApp group at its height with around 30 having left.
The backgrounds of the five detainees from Abuja are:
- Michael Adaramoye (28 years) was brought up in a Christian family. He attended Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife. Michael is a writer and content creator by profession. He has committed his intellect and youthful energy to contributing to the building of a better society.
- Mosiu Sodiq (29 years) is a young practicing Muslim. He was born and raised in Lagos. He has a diploma from Kwara State Polytechnic, Ilorin. He is a graphics designer and printer based in Abuja where he has lived for more than half a decade.
- Adeyemi Abiodun Abayomi (34 years) is a devoted Christian and family man with a three-year-old daughter. He was brought up in Kaduna and graduated from Ekiti State University (TUNEDIK) with a degree in Computer Science in 2016. He ran Iva Valley Books for the last year.
- Eleojo Opaluwa (50 years) is a Christian from Kogi State. He is married with four children. He is graduate, he also has a master’s degree in criminology from the National Open University, Abuja. His first child is at university and the other three are still in school. He is the organizer for the Nigerian Union of Electrical Employees (NUEE) in FCT. He is also Vice Chair of NLC for Kogi State.
- Angel Love Innocent (51 years) is a Christian. She has one 16-year-old son and works in the real estate business in Abuja and has several other business interests.
The names and ages of the five detainees brought from Kano are: Buhari Lawal 21 years; Bashir Bello 21 years; Suleiman Yakubu, 28 years; Abdulsalam Zubairu 37 years; and Nuradeen Khamis 47 years.
The economy in Nigeria has grown well, especially over the period 2000 to 2015. As a result, the GDP is now at least five times larger than it was at the turn of the Millennium. However, all this additional wealth, and some, has been looted by the tiny corrupt elite. The majority of the population are now significantly poorer than they were at the end of the military era in 1999. This growth in poverty has accelerated massively in the last 15 months. This is primarily due to the new Government allowing the price of petrol to shoot up and massive devaluation of the local currency.
The trade unions have a militant tradition, but their action is increasingly not meeting the required demands. As a result, for example, the real value of the minimum wage (which greatly influences all public sector salaries) has halved over the last five years. In 2019, the then-new level of the minimum wage could buy 200 litres of petrol. At the end of July this year, when the recent increase of the minimum wage became law, it would only buy 100 litres of petrol. Recent shortages mean it will only buy around 50 litres or less.
The new president of the NLC, the main trade union centre, Joe Ajaero, has called at least half a dozen general strikes since he took up his position in February last year. However, all the strikes were called off before they were due to start or after not much more than a day.
The mass protests at the beginning of August showed the extent of the hunger in the land. In some places all the young men from a whole community joined massive almost spontaneous demonstrations. This was met with horrendous government repression. Around 40 protesters were murdered by the police and other security forces being shot dead on the protests and tear gas was widely used; perhaps 1,500 arrested and detained with no legal representation or access to the courts.
Millions of Nigerians supported the #endbadgovernance/#endhunger Protests from 1 August. It is this that has upset the government. The police appear to have picked up a random group of people to be punished for the activities of hundreds of thousands – it is obviously beyond the capacity of the Nigerian state to arrest every demonstrator. We can only hope that all detained demonstrators are found not guilty in the near future.
Many other detainees are being held, especially in the far northern towns and cities from Sokoto in the West, through Kano to Maiduguri in the east. In one court case in mid-September, 37 protesters were released after up to six weeks in jail and 48 were given quite tough bail conditions (paying the equivalent of three years of the minimum wage).
Further protests are being called from 1 October and some local ones are still taking place. Next time these protests need the full support from the NLC. A coalition of the masses in the streets and a robust general strike can easily defeat this government. Then we can begin to see the reduction of hunger, poverty and inequality across Nigeria.
Salvador Ousmane is a Nigerian based socialist, writer and editor. He is also a member of Socialist Labour one of the largest socialist groups in Nigeria.
#africa #endbadgovernance #endhunger #nigeria #repression #socialism
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Nigeria Seizes $37.5M in Digital Assets After Court Grants Freezing Order - The Nigerian government has seized approximately $37.5 million in digital assets f... - https://news.bitcoin.com/nigeria-seizes-37-5m-in-digital-assets-after-court-grants-freezing-order/ #nigerialawenforcement #endbadgovernance #terrorismfunding #moneylaundering #digitalassets #stablecoins #endsars #africa #usdt
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Nigeria Seizes $37.5M in Digital Assets After Court Grants Freezing Order - The Nigerian government has seized approximately $37.5 million in digital assets f... - https://news.bitcoin.com/nigeria-seizes-37-5m-in-digital-assets-after-court-grants-freezing-order/ #nigerialawenforcement #endbadgovernance #terrorismfunding #moneylaundering #digitalassets #stablecoins #endsars #africa #usdt
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Nigeria Seizes $37.5M in Digital Assets After Court Grants Freezing Order - The Nigerian government has seized approximately $37.5 million in digital assets f... - https://news.bitcoin.com/nigeria-seizes-37-5m-in-digital-assets-after-court-grants-freezing-order/ #nigerialawenforcement #endbadgovernance #terrorismfunding #moneylaundering #digitalassets #stablecoins #endsars #africa #usdt
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Nigeria Seizes $37.5M in Digital Assets After Court Grants Freezing Order - The Nigerian government has seized approximately $37.5 million in digital assets f... - https://news.bitcoin.com/nigeria-seizes-37-5m-in-digital-assets-after-court-grants-freezing-order/ #nigerialawenforcement #endbadgovernance #terrorismfunding #moneylaundering #digitalassets #stablecoins #endsars #africa #usdt
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"The discrepancies between the government’s claims and the blockchain data highlight the tense dynamic between digital finance and state authorities.
Despite the Nigerian government’s claim of blocking significant funds tied to sponsors of the #EndBadGovernance protests in the country, some cryptocurrency wallets linked to the movement remain active.
Nuhu Ribadu, the National Security Adviser (NSA), announced during a Council of State meeting convened by..."
Read more: https://cointelegraph.com/news/nigerian-protest-crypto-wallets-active-despite-freeze
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"The discrepancies between the government’s claims and the blockchain data highlight the tense dynamic between digital finance and state authorities.
Despite the Nigerian government’s claim of blocking significant funds tied to sponsors of the #EndBadGovernance protests in the country, some cryptocurrency wallets linked to the movement remain active.
Nuhu Ribadu, the National Security Adviser (NSA), announced during a Council of State meeting convened by..."
Read more: https://cointelegraph.com/news/nigerian-protest-crypto-wallets-active-despite-freeze
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"The discrepancies between the government’s claims and the blockchain data highlight the tense dynamic between digital finance and state authorities.
Despite the Nigerian government’s claim of blocking significant funds tied to sponsors of the #EndBadGovernance protests in the country, some cryptocurrency wallets linked to the movement remain active.
Nuhu Ribadu, the National Security Adviser (NSA), announced during a Council of State meeting convened by..."
Read more: https://cointelegraph.com/news/nigerian-protest-crypto-wallets-active-despite-freeze
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"The discrepancies between the government’s claims and the blockchain data highlight the tense dynamic between digital finance and state authorities.
Despite the Nigerian government’s claim of blocking significant funds tied to sponsors of the #EndBadGovernance protests in the country, some cryptocurrency wallets linked to the movement remain active.
Nuhu Ribadu, the National Security Adviser (NSA), announced during a Council of State meeting convened by..."
Read more: https://cointelegraph.com/news/nigerian-protest-crypto-wallets-active-despite-freeze
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"The discrepancies between the government’s claims and the blockchain data highlight the tense dynamic between digital finance and state authorities.
Despite the Nigerian government’s claim of blocking significant funds tied to sponsors of the #EndBadGovernance protests in the country, some cryptocurrency wallets linked to the movement remain active.
Nuhu Ribadu, the National Security Adviser (NSA), announced during a Council of State meeting convened by..."
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Nigerian crypto wallets tied to protests evade government freeze efforts - The discrepancies between the government’s claims and the blockchain dat... - https://cointelegraph.com/news/nigerian-protest-crypto-wallets-active-despite-freeze #cryptocurrencyregulation #blockchaintransactions ##endbadgovernance #nigerianprotests #governmentfreeze #cryptowallets #activewallets #protestfunds #nigeria #efcc
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Amid reports of people being killed during #EndBadGovernance demonstrations in #Nigeria , ARTICLE 19 condemns police violence.
Activists & journalists must be free to document without fear of arrest.
Nigerians must be #FreeToProtest https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crg4y7wzzdlo
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Amid reports of people being killed during #EndBadGovernance demonstrations in #Nigeria , ARTICLE 19 condemns police violence.
Activists & journalists must be free to document without fear of arrest.
Nigerians must be #FreeToProtest https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crg4y7wzzdlo
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Amid reports of people being killed during #EndBadGovernance demonstrations in #Nigeria , ARTICLE 19 condemns police violence.
Activists & journalists must be free to document without fear of arrest.
Nigerians must be #FreeToProtest https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crg4y7wzzdlo
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Amid reports of people being killed during #EndBadGovernance demonstrations in #Nigeria , ARTICLE 19 condemns police violence.
Activists & journalists must be free to document without fear of arrest.
Nigerians must be #FreeToProtest https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crg4y7wzzdlo
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🇳🇬 Nigeria: des milliers de manifestants autonome dans les rues pour exiger de meilleures conditions de vie
#LutteDesClasses #RévolutionMondiale #Endbadgovernance
Au Nigeria, ce 1ᵉʳ août 2024, des milliers de personnes sont descendues dans les rues dans le cadre de #Endbadgovernance (" Mettre fin à la mauvaise gouvernance "), un mouvement pour exiger des meilleures conditions de vie.
Pour le moment, le mouvement #Endbadgovernance n'a pas de leaders proclamés. Donc, il y a peu de coordination de... -
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🇳🇬 Nigeria: des milliers de manifestants autonome dans les rues pour exiger de meilleures conditions de vie
#LutteDesClasses #RévolutionMondiale #Endbadgovernance
Au Nigeria, ce 1ᵉʳ août 2024, des milliers de personnes sont descendues dans les rues dans le cadre de #Endbadgovernance (" Mettre fin à la mauvaise gouvernance "), un mouvement pour exiger des meilleures conditions de vie.
Pour le moment, le mouvement #Endbadgovernance n'a pas de leaders proclamés. Donc, il y a peu de coordination de... -
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🇳🇬 Nigeria: des milliers de manifestants autonome dans les rues pour exiger de meilleures conditions de vie
#LutteDesClasses #RévolutionMondiale #Endbadgovernance
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Hunger protest: US, UK, Canada issue security alerts to nationals in Nigeria
The United States, United Kingdom, and Canada have issued security alerts to their nationals in Nigeria, warning of potential violence during the planned #EndBadGovernance protest on August 1, 2024. In separate travel advisories, the three countries cautioned their citizens to avoid areas where confrontations between security agencies and protesters might occur, citing historical precedents.…
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Hunger protest: US, UK, Canada issue security alerts to nationals in Nigeria
The United States, United Kingdom, and Canada have issued security alerts to their nationals in Nigeria, warning of potential violence during the planned #EndBadGovernance protest on August 1, 2024. In separate travel advisories, the three countries cautioned their citizens to avoid areas where confrontations between security agencies and protesters might occur, citing historical precedents.…
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⚡️ 🇳🇬 Opposition parties criticize the guidelines issued by the Inspector General of Police for the #EndBadGovernance protest, stating that they are against Nigeria's constitution. The parties argue that Nigerians have the right to protest peacefully and should not be harassed. They also call on the police to ensure the safety of protesters and prevent infiltration by troublemakers. https://www.riskmap.com/incidents/2177144/articles/235113653/
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⚡️ 🇳🇬 Opposition parties criticize the guidelines issued by the Inspector General of Police for the #EndBadGovernance protest, stating that they are against Nigeria's constitution. The parties argue that Nigerians have the right to protest peacefully and should not be harassed. They also call on the police to ensure the safety of protesters and prevent infiltration by troublemakers. https://www.riskmap.com/incidents/2177144/articles/235113653/
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⚡️ 🇳🇬 Opposition parties criticize the guidelines issued by the Inspector General of Police for the #EndBadGovernance protest, stating that they are against Nigeria's constitution. The parties argue that Nigerians have the right to protest peacefully and should not be harassed. They also call on the police to ensure the safety of protesters and prevent infiltration by troublemakers. https://www.riskmap.com/incidents/2177144/articles/235113653/
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⚡️ 🇳🇬 Opposition parties criticize the guidelines issued by the Inspector General of Police for the #EndBadGovernance protest, stating that they are against Nigeria's constitution. The parties argue that Nigerians have the right to protest peacefully and should not be harassed. They also call on the police to ensure the safety of protesters and prevent infiltration by troublemakers. https://www.riskmap.com/incidents/2177144/articles/235113653/
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⚡️ 🇳🇬 Opposition parties criticize the guidelines issued by the Inspector General of Police for the #EndBadGovernance protest, stating that they are against Nigeria's constitution. The parties argue that Nigerians have the right to protest peacefully and should not be harassed. They also call on the police to ensure the safety of protesters and prevent infiltration by troublemakers. https://www.riskmap.com/incidents/2177144/articles/235113653/
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⚡️ 🇳🇬 Update. The United States Government has issued a security advisory to its nationals in Nigeria ahead of the planned nationwide #EndBadGovernance protest. The advisory warns of potential roadblocks, checkpoints, traffic congestion, and physical confrontations. US nationals are advised to monitor local media, avoid crowds and demonstrations, review personal security plans, and keep their cell phones charged. https://www.riskmap.com/incidents/2176280/articles/234948163/
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⚡️ 🇳🇬 Update. The United States Government has issued a security advisory to its nationals in Nigeria ahead of the planned nationwide #EndBadGovernance protest. The advisory warns of potential roadblocks, checkpoints, traffic congestion, and physical confrontations. US nationals are advised to monitor local media, avoid crowds and demonstrations, review personal security plans, and keep their cell phones charged. https://www.riskmap.com/incidents/2176280/articles/234948163/