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'Tinubu Must Go' - Angry protesters storm Abuja streets, tear down President's posters, banners

Protesters tore down Tinubu campaign materials as worshippers at a mosque booed his convoy, fueling tensions over hardship and insecurity ahead of the election.

  • On Friday, President Bola Tinubu faced protests at the Shehu Shagari Central Mosque in Abuja, where youths booed his convoy and chanted rejection slogans shortly after Juma'at prayers.
  • Security restrictions blocking mosque access prompted frustration among worshippers, who chanted Ba mayi, ba ma so, a Hausa expression meaning "we do not want you, we do not support you," and "Tinubu Must Go."
  • The Presidency disputed reports of an alleged attack, with Senior Special Assistant Ogra calling the video a "narrative being pushed by the opposition" while sharing footage showing the President departing calmly.
  • Presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore accused the President of hypocrisy, alleging he only condemned political violence when it affected his own side, challenging Tinubu to explain his silence on violence in other states.
  • Senator Babafemi Ojudu warned that "Nigeria is bleeding" amid deepening public frustration, stating that while peaceful dissent is a democratic right, political violence threatens national stability.
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Voice of Nigeria broke the news on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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