Again, Women Protest Against Emergency Rule In Rivers
April 16, 2025
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as posted by the channelWomen on Wednesday thronged major streets in Port Harcourt to protest against the imposition of emergency rule in Rivers State.
Under the aegis of the Rivers Women Unite Prayer Group, the protesters kicked against the suspension of Siminalayi Fubara as governor.
They chanted slogans and demanded an end to what they perceive as an “unconstitutional state of affairs” in Rivers.
The protesters wore red attires and held placards bearing inscriptions like ‘We have conscience’, Bring Back Governor Fubara’, ‘We are gagged’, ‘Rivers state economy suffers under Ibas’, ‘NBA have conscience’, among others.
Monday’s protest is coming on the heels of last week’s women’s demonstration in favour of Governor Siminalayi Fubara, who was suspended by Tinubu owing to the political crisis in the state.
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