Nigerian security forces were firing bullets and teargas at several journalists and protesters during demonstrations against the country’s economic crisis. That’s according to the journalists and videos of the incident reviewed by The Associated Press. A rights group said at least 50 protesters were also arrested on Saturday in Abuja. 

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Journalists covering Nigeria protests dodge bullets as police arrest nearly 700 people

Nigerian security forces were firing bullet rounds and teargas at several journalists and protesters during demonstrations against the country’s economic crisis on Saturday, according to the journalists and videos of the incident reviewed by The Associated Press

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Nigerian security forces were firing bullet rounds and teargas at several journalists and protesters during demonstrations against the country’s economic crisis on Saturday, according to the journalists and videos of the incident reviewed by The Associ...

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Associated Press ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — Nigerian security forces were firing bullets and teargas at several journalists and protesters during demonstrations against the country’s economic crisis. That’s according to the journalists and videos of the incident reviewed by The Associated Press. A rights group said at least 50 protesters were also arrested on Saturday in Abuja. The police said nearly 700 protesters have so far been arrested while nin…

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ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — Nigerian security forces on Saturday fired bullet rounds and teargas at several journalists and protesters during demonstrations against the country’s economic crisis in the capital city, Abuja, according to journalists at the scene and videos reviewed by The Associated Press. It was not immediately confirmed whether the projectiles fired at journalists were rubber or live rounds. But the AP witnessed the aftermath of the a…

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Nigerian security forces on Saturday fired bullets and teargas at several journalists and protesters during demonstrations against the country’s economic crisis in the capital city, Abuja, according to journalists at the scene and videos reviewed by The Associated Press. It was not immediately confirmed whether the projectiles fired at journalists…

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Nigerian security forces fired bullets and tear gas at protesters and journalists during demonstrations against the economic crisis in the country's capital, Abuja, according to journalists on the scene and video footage analyzed by the Associated Press.

Forţele de securitate nigeriene au tras cu gloanţe şi gaze lacrimogene asupra protestatarilor şi jurnaliştilor în timpul demonstraţiilor împotriva crizei economice din capitala ţării, Abuja, potrivit jurnaliştilor de la faţa locului şi înregistrărilor video analizate de agenţia de presă Associated Press.

Jurnaliști atacați cu gloanțe și gaze lacrimogene. Cel puțin 50 de ziariști care acoperă protestele din Nigeria au fost arestați

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Journalists attacked with bullets and tear gas. At Least 50 Journalists Covering Nigeria Protests Arrested

Nigeria is going through a serious economic crisis, following reforms put in place by President Bola Tinubu, which have led to protests across the country against the high cost of living.

Le Nigeria traverse une grave crise économique, à la suite de réformes mises en place par le président Bola Tinubu, qui ont entraîné des manifestations dans tout le pays contre la vie chère.

Au Nigeria, la police annonce avoir arrêté près de 700 personnes lors des manifestations, Amnesty International demande leur libération

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In Nigeria, police say they arrested nearly 700 people during protests, Amnesty International calls for their release

Nigerian security forces on Saturday fired bullets and teargas at several journalists and protesters during demonstrations against the country’s economic crisis in the capital city, Abuja, according to journalists at the scene.

Journalists covering Nigeria protests dodge bullets as police arrest nearly 700 people

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