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As Epa Tega called to disclose that the Tinubu's government hass decided to discontinue the Treason case against Omoyele Sowore and Bakare Olawale Mandate, a shed of joyful tears rolled down my cheeks. The first thing I remember was the situation I was when I saw Sowore's coded tweet around 1am on August 3rd, 2019. The tweet was for the core Comrades who had been in the lead of organizing and mobilizing for the August 5th #RevolutionNow protests. Aside that I knew Sowore was being arrested by that tweet, I also knew it was a long call of battles.

Recent biased publications in mainstream media and the involvement of the TakeItBack Movement have further complicated the narrative surrounding the

Nigerians are gathering in various locations in Nigeria and abroad to honour the victims of the 2020 #EndSARS protest and mark the second memorial of the Lekki Massacre in Lagos. Various fliers obtained by SaharaReporters show that processions have been planned to hold in some major cities in Nigeria including Lagos, Port Harcourt in Rivers and Benin City in Edo. Events to mark the second #EndSARS memorial have also been planned to hold in some foreign locations where many Nigerian nationals are domiciled. They include Sandton in South Africa, London in UK, and Canada.

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - An ex-governor of Kaduna State, Col Abubakar Umar (retd.); a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Ahmed Raji, SAN, and some civil society organisations have called for the suspension of the plan by the Federal Government to conduct a population census next year. They asked the government to focus attention on the insecurity in

Sowore added that Buhari was a monumental failure who had neglected his constitutional responsibility to protect the lives and property of Nigerians.