The Take It Again Motion (TIB) has declared a nationwide protest scheduled for August 10, aiming to contain a million individuals throughout Nigeria’s 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). 

This vital mobilization is a part of the continued #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria marketing campaign, which commenced on August 1.

The motion has expressed appreciation for the substantial help and involvement of the Nigerian populace, thanking them for his or her perseverance and dedication to advocating for change. Regardless of going through intimidation, the TIB acknowledged the Nigerian media’s constant reporting on the occasions.

Calls for of the protesters

The protests have centered round a number of essential points, together with the illegal detention of activists resembling Michael Adaramoye and Sankara, who have been arrested on August 5. Their launch is likely one of the major calls for of the motion, which condemns the violation of their rights.

Financial issues have additionally been highlighted, with protesters calling for the reversal of the latest elimination of gas subsidies and a rise within the minimal wage to N250,000 monthly, aiming to alleviate the financial challenges confronted by many Nigerians.

TIB particular calls to motion

The TIB has particularly demanded the dismissal of the Inspector Common of Police, Olukayode Egbetokun, attributing duty to him for the demise of almost 40 protesters. The motion criticizes the police’s use of teargas and reside ammunition throughout peaceable protests and seeks to keep away from a repeat of the violence skilled throughout the 2020 #EndSARS protests.

Moreover, the TIB has urged the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Commerce Union Congress (TUC) to declare a nationwide strike to bolster the protests and present solidarity with the motion’s targets.