Category: Press Statement
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TIB Bauchi Chapter Raises Alarm Over Unexecuted N40 Million Classroom Project at Rafin Zurfi Primary School, Demands Probe, Immediate Action
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The movement strongly condemned the failure to execute the project despite full budgetary provision and demanded immediate clarification from the implementing agency, National Commission for Almajiri and Out-of-School Children Education (NICO).
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TIB Edo State Chapter Condemns Sealing of Event Venue Following Eedris Abdulkareem’s Performance in Benin City, Demands Immediate Reopening
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According to the statement, Abdulkareem performed at an event on April 3 at MegaHub/Mega Foods event centre located along Iriri Airport Road in Benin City. The performance reportedly included politically charged songs that resonated with many Nigerians amid the country’s current economic hardship.
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TAKE IT BACK MOVEMENT, OSUN STATE CONDEMNS ARREST OF UNIVERSITY OF ILESA GRADUATE OVER NYSC MOBILISATION DELAY
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7th April, 2026. The Take It Back Movement, Osun State, strongly condemns the arrest and alleged assault of Adedoyin Temitope, a graduate of the University of Ilesa, Osun State, following his protest over the unjust and prolonged delay in his NYSC mobilisation. While we acknowledge that he has now been…
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Condemnation of the Arrest and Detention of Suleja Resident, Hamisu Abdullahi, for Shouting “No Water, No Light” During Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago’s Sallah Visit, and Demand for his Immediate Release, Respect for Citizens’ Rights, and an End to Intimidation
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PRESS STATEMENT TAKE IT BACK MOVEMENT (TIB), NIGER STATE CHAPTER Condemnation of the Arrest and Detention of Suleja Resident, Hamisu Abdullahi, for Shouting “No Water, No Light” During Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago’s Sallah Visit, and Demand for his Immediate Release, Respect for Citizens’ Rights, and an End to Intimidation The…
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POLICE HARASSMENT AND FRAME-UP OF KWARA TIB COORDINATOR MUST STOP
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PRESS STATEMENT Take It Back Movement (TIB), Kwara State Chapter 27 March 2026 POLICE HARASSMENT AND FRAME-UP OF KWARA TIB COORDINATOR MUST STOP The Take It Back Movement (TIB), Kwara State Chapter, strongly condemns the ongoing harassment, intimidation, and attempted criminalization of peaceful civic engagement against its State Coordinator, Comrade…
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TAKE IT BACK MOVEMENT, DELTA STATE CHAPTER, BLASTS OZORO COMMUNITY OVER BARBARIC ASSAULT AND RAPE OF WOMEN – DEMANDS MASS ARRESTS NOW
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Any practice that thrives on fear, violence, and the degradation of women must be dismantled, without apology.
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JUDICIAL ABUSE, STATE REPRESSION, AND THE COLLAPSE OF PRIORITIES UNDER THE TINUBU REGIME
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PRESS STATEMENT 17/03/2026 JUDICIAL ABUSE, STATE REPRESSION, AND THE COLLAPSE OF PRIORITIES UNDER THE TINUBU REGIME The Take It Back Movement strongly condemns the disgraceful and unlawful conduct of Honourable Justice Mohammed Umar, who ordered a legal practitioner, Mr. Marshall Abubakar, to kneel in open court during proceedings involving human…
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Take It Back Movement, Delta State Chapter Holds Chief Justice of Nigeria Accountable for Delay in Hearing of Objection Seeking Dismissal of Cyberstalking Charges Against Activist Comrade Ighorhiohwunu Aghogho
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PRESS STATEMENT 10 March 2026 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Take It Back Movement, Delta State Chapter Holds Chief Justice of Nigeria Accountable for Delay in Hearing of Objection Seeking Dismissal of Cyberstalking Charges Against Activist Comrade Ighorhiohwunu Aghogho The Take It Back Movement (TIB), Delta State Chapter, expresses grave concern over…
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Take It Back Movement Oyo State Chapter Demands Immediate Resolution to Issues Affecting LAUTECH Nursing Students, Condemns Institutional Negligence, Warns of Civic Action
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The movement said it is troubling that students who have committed themselves to a life-saving profession are being subjected to what it described as institutional indifference and administrative negligence.
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Edo TIB Secures Release of Assaulted Activist Okhai Okhani, Condemns Police Intimidation and Demands Prosecution of Edo Vigilante Suspects
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The continued delay in prosecuting those responsible for the attempted murder of Comrade Okhai Okhani raises questions about possible interference and the misuse of the police to shield perpetrators while intimidating victims.