Same demonstrations held in Lagos State as protesters demanded the rescue of the abducted schoolpupils and teachers in Oyo State.
Some streets of Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, were paralysed on Wednesday morning as human rights activists and aggrieved citizens entered Day 3 of coordinated mass protests over the horrific abduction of dozens of school pupils and their teachers.
Same demonstrations held in Lagos State as protesters demanded the rescue of the abducted schoolpupils and teachers in Oyo State.
Under the banner of the frontline pro-democracy group, the Take It Back (TIB) Movement, the comrades re-mobilised and converged heavily at the strategic Energy Switch (Rose Wale) hub along the ever-busy Iwo Road in Ibadan.
The demonstrators, carrying placards and chanting anti-government slogans, are demanding immediate, decisive military action from both the federal and state governments, alongside the immediate, unconditional release of all the innocent hostages still trapped in terrorist camps.
