Nigerian People Fixed Date For "BuhariMustGo" Protest



Onyxnews reports that Nigerian People across the 36 states are ready for the “ Buhari Must Go ” protest, which will hold on June 12.

The protest was planned out for Nigerians to state their demands clearly for President Buhari.



The protest is for Nigerians across all the states in Nigeria, and for Nigerians living in the diaspora (abroad).


The protest will be for:

1. Buhari Must Go.


2. Abolish 1999 Constitution.


3. End banditry


4. End terrorism.


5. End insecurity.


6. Free Kogi youths


7. Free Nicholas Mbah.


8. Patanmi Must Go.


9. Revert Party Deregistration.


10. Free all detained activists.


11. Justice for End SARS Victims. 



12. End ASUP strike.


13. Revert Fuel price.


14. Revert electricity tariff.

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