Again women protest in Rivers, demand end to emergency rule, sack of CP

Again women protest in Rivers, demand end to emergency rule, sack of CP

A group of women have again staged a protest in Port Harcourt, calling for an immediate end to what they described as ‘illegal state of emergency’ in Rivers State. The protesters are demanding the removal of the Rivers State Commissioner of Police, Olugbenga Adepoju; the urgent and total end of the emergency rule in the state; the full restoration of democratic institutions; and the reinstatement of the duly elected Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, …

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Women protest against emergency rule in Rivers state - PENPUSHING

Hundreds of Women on Wednesday trooped out to protest the suspension of Siminalayi Fubara as Governor of Rivers State chanting slogans and demanding an end to what they perceive as an unconstitutional state of affairs in the state Penpushing reports that the protesters under the aegis of Rivers Women Unite Prayer Group were clad in red attires and holding placards bearing inscriptions such as ‘Rivers state economy suffer under Ibas’, ‘NBA have c…

Again women protest in Rivers, demand end to emergency rule, sack...

A group of women have again staged a protest in Port Harcourt, calling for an immediate end to what they described as ‘illegal state of emergency' in... #news, #rivers, #flyingeze

Bring Back Fubara – Again, Rivers Women Protest Against Emergency Rule

April 16, (THEWILL) – On Wednesday, a coalition of women protesters under the umbrella of the Rivers Women Unite Prayer Group reiterated the demand for the immediate end to emergency rule in the State and the reinstatement of Governor Siminalayi Fubara. Clad in red attire, the women marched through the streets of Port Harcourt, chanting

Again, Women protest against emergency rule in Rivers

Women on Wednesday thronged major streets in Port Harcourt to protest against the imposition of emergency rule in Rivers State. Under the aegis of the Rivers Women Unite Prayer Group, the protesters kicked against the suspension of Siminalayi Fubara as governor. They chanted slogans and demanded an end to what they perceive as an “unconstitutional state of affairs” in Rivers. The protesters wore red attires and held placards bearing inscriptions…