Category: Press Statement
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Take It Back Movement, Ogun Chapter Demands Release of Pastor Detained for Campaigning Against Bad Roads
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The Ogun State Chapter of the Take It Back Movement has strongly condemned the detention of Pastor Kayode Olawoye by the Department of State Services, DSS, describing the action as an attempt to silence civic advocacy and intimidate citizens who speak out against governance failures in the state. Pastor Olawoye,…
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TAKE IT BACK MOVEMENT CONDEMNS THE REMAND OF 52 AMBROSE ALLI UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN EDO STATE
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PRESS STATEMENT TAKE IT BACK MOVEMENT CONDEMNS THE REMAND OF 52 AMBROSE ALLI UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN EDO STATE The Take It Back Movement is deeply appalled by the unlawful arrest, midnight raid, and subsequent remand of no fewer than 52 students of Ambrose Alli University (AAU), Ekpoma, by operatives of…
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A Preventable Death and State-Sanctioned Homelessness: TIB Movement Condemns Lagos Government’s Deadly Demolitions
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PRESS STATEMENT A Preventable Death and State-Sanctioned Homelessness: TIB Movement Condemns Lagos Government’s Deadly Demolitions The Take-It-Back Movement, Lagos State Chapter, unequivocally condemns the reckless and inhumane actions of the Lagos State Government following the tragic electrocution of a 12-year-old boy during an ongoing demolition exercise in Oworonshoki. This young…
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Tiger Base Remands 41 People in Two Weeks After #TigerBaseMustFall Campaign — CAPTI
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At least 41 people remanded in two weeks as rights group accuses police unit of retaliation, hostage-taking, and enforced disappearances The Coalition Against Tigerbase Police Impunity, CAPTI, has accused the Anti-Kidnapping Unit of the Imo State Police Command, popularly known as Tiger Base, of responding to growing public scrutiny with…
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Take It Back Movement Reacts to Reported U.S. Strike Against ISIS in Nigeria
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 26, 2025 Take It Back Movement Reacts to Reported U.S. Strike Against ISIS in Nigeria The Take It Back Movement (TIB) acknowledges reports of recent military action conducted by the United States against ISIS-affiliated elements operating within Nigeria. We recognize the grave threat posed by terrorist…
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TIB Delta State Chapter Condemns Illegal Police Operations, Unlawful Detention Following Sapele Protests
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The Delta State Chapter of the Take It Back Movement (TIB) has raised serious concerns over police brutality, unlawful detention, and the reported operation of illegal police structures in Sapele, Delta State, following protests that erupted in the area last week. In a press statement issued on Monday, TIB said…
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Festive Season Raids: Take-It-Back Movement Raises Alarm Over Rising Arrests and Extortion in Lagos by Men of the Nigeria Police Force
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The movement described the situation as “a blatant abuse of power, a gross violation of human rights, and a betrayal of public trust.”
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Take It Back Movement, Jigawa State Chapter, Raises Alarm Over Killings in Jigawa Communities, Demands Urgent Government Action
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The Take It Back Movement (TIB), Jigawa State Chapter, has raised alarm over the worsening and persistent insecurity across several parts of Jigawa State, warning that lives, livelihoods, and public safety are under serious threat if urgent action is not taken. In a statement issued by the Jigawa State Coordinator…
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TIB Delta State Chapter to Stage December 15 Protest Over Unlawful Prosecution of Activist Aghogho
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The Take It Back Movement (TIB), Delta State Chapter, has announced that it will lead a peaceful protest at the Federal High Court, Warri, on December 15, 2025, to challenge what it describes as the “unlawful and unconstitutional prosecution” of human-rights activist, Comrade Ighorhiohwunu Aghogho, allegedly initiated without the knowledge…
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GLOBAL STATEMENT FROM THE TAKE IT BACK MOVEMENT ON THE SUCCESSFUL NATIONAL CONVENTION OF THE AFRICAN ACTION CONGRESS, AAC.
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The Take It Back Movement Global, as the founding and guiding force behind the African Action Congress (AAC), extends its deepest congratulations to all delegates, organizers, and members who participated in the party’s National Convention held in Abuja, November 2025. We speak today not only with pride—but with the joy…