Bago announced the curfew on Friday, saying it would take effect immediately after the Friday prayers.
He said government property, a bank, political party offices and private businesses were vandalised during the unrest.
He appealed to residents to remain calm and exercise restraint as authorities work to restore peace.
He said government property, a bank, political party offices and private businesses were vandalised during the unrest.
He appealed to residents to remain calm and exercise restraint as authorities work to restore peace.
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So many avoidable deaths 😔😔😔
ReplyDeleteThe way this Nigeria is going....... Let politicians be careful o. There's hunger in the land. Make people no come protest turn Nigeria to Libya o or give them the China style. They should be wise this time
DeleteFrom what I read online and the video I watched, one of the survivors said something was sprayed immediately after they were locked in. What could that be? At this point, I will just advise anyone not to let Nigeria kill you because nothing will come out of it.
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TEEJAY what can Nigerians do to avoid unnecessary deaths in a country where nobody values human lives and the government and its agencies are even the biggest culprits❓️
DeleteTEEJAY what can Nigerians do to avoid unnecessary deaths in a country where nobody values human lives and the government and its agencies are even the biggest culprits❓️
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