Comedian, Seyi Law pictured at National Stadium for anti-government protest
Seyi Law was sighted at the scene of the protest earlier today, and continues to march, joined by many other celebrities and citizens.
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‘Reports about DSS arrest are not true’ – 2face Idibia
2face Idibia took to Instagram page this morning, February 6, to clarify the rumours which were circulating about his arrest by the DSS.
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Important travel and safety advisory to all our readers
Except you are joining the protests, we strongly advise that you avoid traveling around the national stadium in Lagos, the Unity Fountain in Abuja, and environs.
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7 reasons Nigerians must go ahead with the February 6 protest
2face may have backed down, but it's high time Nigerians grow some balls and come out to march! It's the starter pack of our development.
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2face just blew the chance to have his name in the same corridor as Fela
A number of Nigerians seem to be pissed that 2face started something which he knew he couldn't finish, comparing him to Fela while at it.
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Thenetng Exclusive: Real reasons 2face Idibia cancelled planned Monday protest
Our investigations reveal five reasons Nigerian music icon 2face Idibia is calling off the nationwide march planned to hold tomorrow, February 6.
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How Nigerians reacted to the cancellation of 2face’s February march
Many Nigerians had sleepless night while others couldn't go to church and mosques today, February 5, following the cancellation of 2face Idibia’s nationwide protest.
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Many Nigerians think 2face was a coward for cancelling the planned protest
While a good number of Nigerians understand his reasoning and still applaud his bravery for doing something that has never been done by any entertainer of our time - besides Fela who was an activist, many believe he was a coward for backing down
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2face Idibia cancels planned march
2face said the protest is 'under serious threat of hijack by interest not aligned with out ideals,' adding he appreciates the support for the protest.
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When the president comes back, by Tony Okoroji
The fact that some people in Nigeria would contemplate the open celebration of the death of our democratically elected president should tell us something.
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