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#FearlessInOctober Protest To Hold Because Tinubu Govt Failed To Address 15 Demands From Nigerians —Sowore

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 Omoyele Sowore, the convener of #RevolutionNow development, has made sense of that Nigerians are arranging the impending #FearlessInOctober protest in light of the fact that the Nigerian government has neglected to address their requests which prompted cross country fights in August. In July, Sowore delivered a complete rundown of requests gathered from Nigerians, looking to address the nation's squeezing administration challenges under President Bola Tinubu's initiative. The report, distributed on Sowore's X (previously Twitter) account, is a zenith of data sources assembled from residents taking part in the #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria campaign. This was expected to assemble Nigerians and consider their chiefs responsible. The sanction of requests went before the 10-day #EndBadGovernance fights, what began on August 1. This cross country exhibition looked to intensify the voices of Nigerians and push for significant changes. Following the Federal government's inaction

400 Deported Nigerians Return Home from UAE


400 Nigerians have been expelled from the United Arab Emirates and showed up in Nigeria, as per a report by the Nigerian TV Authority.

The deportees were gotten at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Global Airport terminal, Abuja, by the office of the National Security Adviser alongside the National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and Internally Displaced Persons, National Agency For Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP),  the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) and stakeholders.

"400 Nigerians, including 90 females and 310 guys, have been expelled from the Unified Bedouin Emirates back to Nigeria.

“They were received at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, by the office of the National Security Adviser in collaboration with the National Commission for Refugees, Migrants, and Internally Displaced Persons, the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), and other stakeholders,” the news media said in a  Wednesday post on X.

The Federal Government repatriated a total of 190 Nigerians from the United Arab Emirates in July 2024, PUNCH Online reported.9

Nigeria, UAE political issues

The discretionary strain among Nigeria and the UAE has been continuous, with the UAE forcing a visa prohibition on Nigerians almost quite a while back, coming from different political debates.

One significant issue included Dubai's Emirates Aircraft ending trips to Nigeria after the National Bank of Nigeria couldn't transmit an expected $850 million in income to the UAE.

In June, after a few rounds of dealings with UAE specialists, the Nigerian government guaranteed its residents that the visa boycott would before long be lifted. Around a similar time, it was reported that Nigeria had paid 98% of the $850 million owed, flagging advancement in settling the debate.

This removal happens against the setting of progressing discretionary strains between the two countries, which might be established in different undisclosed issues. Regardless of this, reports recently showed that the two nations agreed to lift travel limitations on Nigerians.

The Unified Middle Easterner Emirates Government in July 2024 declared it had at last lifted visa limitations forced on Nigerians with quick impact.

Also read:Certificate verification: Nigerian nurses in UK, US forced back home

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