Na 5 August, 2019 di Revolution Now group do nationwide protest wey land many pipo including di leader of di group Omoyele Sowore for police net.
One year later wey be Wednesday 5 August, 2020 di ReveolutionNow group, dey do protest for Lagos and Abuja to mark one year where di organisation do im first protest.
Di Department of State Service (DSS) bin arrest Omoyele Sowore, wey also run to be president of di kontri, on August 3rd for one hotel for Lagos where im dey stay.
Fotos from today protest
Afta di failed 2019 protest, di goment later accuse am of terrorism, money laundering and cyberbullying of Nigeria President Muhammadu Buhari. Di case still dey court.
Supporters of di group don gather for Ikeja area of Lagos, southwest Nigeria and Abuja capital of di kontri to protest wetin dem call bad leadership or di kontri.
#RevolutionNow organisers have chosen Unity Fountain In Abuja as the convergence point for #RevolutionNow #August5thProtest action commences at 8am prompt! Wear face mask while maintaining social distancing per #COVID19Nigeria
— Omoyele Sowore (@YeleSowore) August 4, 2020
Sowore don earlier call im supporters to join di rally today if dem get time.
If you’re too busy or afraid to attend the #RevolutionNow action tomorrow you could design or put up a protest action on your street and neighbourhood, upload your videos, photos and text and tag #RevolutionNow
— Omoyele Sowore (@YeleSowore) August 4, 2020
#RevolutionNow team at Victoria Island in Lagos getting ready to hit the streets in style No going back! pic.twitter.com/itoPOj1uO6
— Omoyele Sowore (@YeleSowore) August 5, 2020
Local media dey report say 40 of di protesters chop arrest on Wednesday.
VIDEO: Over 40 Arrested In Abuja As @MBuhari Deploys Soldiers, Air Force, Navy, DSS To Clampdown On #RevolutionNow Protesters
WATCH FULL VIDEO: https://t.co/qe7zOsUB0f#August5thProtest @RevolutionNowNg pic.twitter.com/vKsndZTHzM
— Sahara Reporters (@SaharaReporters) August 5, 2020
#RevolutionNow Comrades in Lagos being transported to a detention facility at Ikeja. They were accosted after a successful mass protest in Lagos earlier today. No going back! pic.twitter.com/WGSDzZdH7g
— Omoyele Sowore (@YeleSowore) August 5, 2020
