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Hardship: Police Allegedly Arrest Protesters In Ibadan - Vimarsana News

Hardship: Police Allegedly Arrest Protesters In Ibadan

The protesters in their number were said to have gathered in the Mokola area of Ibadan to protest the current hardship in Nigeria.

Take-It-Back Movement Raises Alarm Over Alleged Plan By Nigerian Army, Others To Arrest Oyo Coordinator, Emiola - Vimarsana News

Take-It-Back Movement Raises Alarm Over Alleged Plan By Nigerian Army, Others To Arrest Oyo Coordinator, Emiola

Human rights and pro-democracy group, Take It Back Movement (TIB), Oyo State chapter has accused security operatives of planning to arrest its coordinator, Comrade Solomon Emiola over Wednesday’s protest against the paucity of naira notes.   According to a statement by a member of the group, Dimeji Salako, a Nigerian Army officer identified as Major U.K Egbo during the protest, threatened that he would have arrested Emiola if not for the number of people present there.  

Haas Chiropractic makes big donation to Humane Society of North Iowa - Vimarsana News

Haas Chiropractic makes big donation to Humane Society of North Iowa

Donation is part of a national chiropractic program called the "Give Back Movement."

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Humane Society of North Iowa receives sizable donation - Vimarsana News

Humane Society of North Iowa receives sizable donation

Haas Chiropractic clinic in Mason City recently donated $12,000 to the Humane Society of North Iowa as part of the clinic's "Give Back Movement."

BREAKING: Coalition Demands Release Of 200 Detained Endsars Protesters - Vimarsana News

BREAKING: Coalition Demands Release Of 200 Detained Endsars Protesters

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - A coalition of Civil Society Organisations, CSOs, have demanded the release of over 200 EndSARS protesters still being detained in various detention facilities across the country. The CSOs that made the demand on Monday in Lagos at a press conference include New Nigeria Network, Coalition for Revolution, Take it Back Movement and