A group of Nigerian youths camped at the Unity fountain in Abuja on Monday to demand that president Muhammadu Buhari resume work or resign after 92 days away from the country on health grounds.
In a relatively peaceful outing which witnessed heavy security presence the youths say the president’s continued absence is telling on the country’s economy and should no longer be condoned.
The protesters who defied the early morning rain say they will stop at nothing until they achieve the desired result.
President Buhari had on May 6 departed for London for a medical follow up after he had earlier embarked on a 49-day medical vacation.
A group of Nigerian youths camped at the Unity fountain in Abuja on Monday to demand that president Muhammadu Buhari resume work or resign after 92 days away from the country on health grounds.
In a relatively peaceful outing which witnessed heavy security presence the youths say the president’s continued absence is telling on the country’s economy and should no longer be condoned.
The protesters who defied the early morning rain say they will stop at nothing until they achieve the desired result.
President Buhari had on May 6 departed for London for a medical follow up after he had earlier embarked on a 49-day medical vacation.
A group of Nigerian youths camped at the Unity fountain in Abuja on Monday to demand that president Muhammadu Buhari resume work or resign after 92 days away from the country on health grounds.
In a relatively peaceful outing which witnessed heavy security presence the youths say the president’s continued absence is telling on the country’s economy and should no longer be condoned.
The protesters who defied the early morning rain say they will stop at nothing until they achieve the desired result.
President Buhari had on May 6 departed for London for a medical follow up after he had earlier embarked on a 49-day medical vacation.
A group of Nigerian youths camped at the Unity fountain in Abuja on Monday to demand that president Muhammadu Buhari resume work or resign after 92 days away from the country on health grounds.
In a relatively peaceful outing which witnessed heavy security presence the youths say the president’s continued absence is telling on the country’s economy and should no longer be condoned.
The protesters who defied the early morning rain say they will stop at nothing until they achieve the desired result.
President Buhari had on May 6 departed for London for a medical follow up after he had earlier embarked on a 49-day medical vacation.
A group of Nigerian youths camped at the Unity fountain in Abuja on Monday to demand that president Muhammadu Buhari resume work or resign after 92 days away from the country on health grounds.
In a relatively peaceful outing which witnessed heavy security presence the youths say the president’s continued absence is telling on the country’s economy and should no longer be condoned.
The protesters who defied the early morning rain say they will stop at nothing until they achieve the desired result.
President Buhari had on May 6 departed for London for a medical follow up after he had earlier embarked on a 49-day medical vacation.
A group of Nigerian youths camped at the Unity fountain in Abuja on Monday to demand that president Muhammadu Buhari resume work or resign after 92 days away from the country on health grounds.
In a relatively peaceful outing which witnessed heavy security presence the youths say the president’s continued absence is telling on the country’s economy and should no longer be condoned.
The protesters who defied the early morning rain say they will stop at nothing until they achieve the desired result.
President Buhari had on May 6 departed for London for a medical follow up after he had earlier embarked on a 49-day medical vacation.
A group of Nigerian youths camped at the Unity fountain in Abuja on Monday to demand that president Muhammadu Buhari resume work or resign after 92 days away from the country on health grounds.
In a relatively peaceful outing which witnessed heavy security presence the youths say the president’s continued absence is telling on the country’s economy and should no longer be condoned.
The protesters who defied the early morning rain say they will stop at nothing until they achieve the desired result.
President Buhari had on May 6 departed for London for a medical follow up after he had earlier embarked on a 49-day medical vacation.
A group of Nigerian youths camped at the Unity fountain in Abuja on Monday to demand that president Muhammadu Buhari resume work or resign after 92 days away from the country on health grounds.
In a relatively peaceful outing which witnessed heavy security presence the youths say the president’s continued absence is telling on the country’s economy and should no longer be condoned.
The protesters who defied the early morning rain say they will stop at nothing until they achieve the desired result.
President Buhari had on May 6 departed for London for a medical follow up after he had earlier embarked on a 49-day medical vacation.
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Your comment …Well, let’s hope that they’re honest to themselves and their agitation.
this is absolutely right, we Nigerians are tired of his absence, is it that he hasn’t regain his normal health or not?