Condemnation of the Brutal Repression of Peaceful Protesters in Delta State, Justice for Omena, And the Immediate Resignation of Inspector General of Police, Disu

PRESS STATEMENT 29/04/2026 Condemnation of the Brutal Repression of Peaceful Protesters in Delta State, Justice for Omena, And the Immediate Resignation of Inspector General of Police, Disu The Take It Back Movement strongly condemns the violent crackdown on peaceful protesters in Delta State who are demanding justice for the extra-judicial killing of 28-year-old Mene (popularly […]

TAKE IT BACK MOVEMENT, DELTA STATE CHAPTER CONDEMNS EXTRA-JUDICIAL KILLING OF OGIDI MENA IN UVWIE

PRESS STATEMENT April 28, 2026 TAKE IT BACK MOVEMENT, DELTA STATE CHAPTER CONDEMNS EXTRA-JUDICIAL KILLING OF OGIDI MENA IN UVWIE The Take It Back Movement, Delta State Chapter, strongly condemns the gruesome and extra-judicial killing of 28-year-old Ogidi Mena, allegedly carried out by ASP Nuhu Usman, popularly known as Ogbegbe, in Uvwie, Delta State. This […]

A CONDEMNATION IN THE STRONGEST TERMS OF THE RENEWED XENOPHOBIC ATTACKS AGAINST AFRICAN FOREIGN NATIONALS IN SOUTH AFRICA

South Africa must never forget that when apartheid brutalized Black South Africans, Africa stood with South Africa. Nigeria stood with South Africa. Nigerians contributed politically, diplomatically, financially, morally, and personally to the liberation struggle. Nigeria was at the forefront of anti-apartheid sanctions, boycotts, diplomatic pressure, and liberation solidarity. Historical accounts record Nigeria’s central role in the decolonization and anti-apartheid struggle, including its persistent support for oppressed Black South Africans and pressure for embargoes, boycotts, and sanctions against apartheid South Africa.