Category: Press Statement
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The Take It Back Movement Demands Immediate Release of Comrade Elliot Gbaminido
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PRESS STATEMENT The Take It Back Movement Demands Immediate Release of Comrade Elliot Gbaminido The Take It Back Movement strongly condemns the unlawful arrest and detention of Comrade Elliot Gbaminido by officers of the Lagos State Police Command at Panti. This development is linked to the ongoing crisis surrounding the…
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URGENT DEMAND FOR RELEASE OF UNJUSTLY ARRESTED STUDENTS OF OAU, ILE-IFE
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The Take It Back Movement strongly condemns the unjust arrest of Oladapo Joshua and Ejike Kelechi, two students of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, by the university management at the behest of Nyesom Wike. The students were peacefully protesting against Wike’s visit to the campus. The two students were seen…
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Take It Back Movement Declares June 12 as National Day of Protest
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Across the federation, the signs of democratic collapse are unmistakable. Democracy which was won through struggle, sweat, and blood has been dismantled by the very forces that once promised change. Nigeria stands today not as a democratic nation, but as a country at war with its own people. Freedom of…
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TIB Movement in Niger State Mourns Victims of Devastating Flash Flood in Mokwa
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PRESS STATEMENT TIB Movement in Niger State Mourns Victims of Devastating Flash Flood in Mokwa Take It Back Movement, Niger State Chapter expresses deep sorrow and heartfelt condolences to the people of Mokwa Local Government Area over the recent devastating flash flood that claimed several lives, displaced families, and destroyed…
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RE- Mounting Death Toll and Looming Humanitarian Crisis Amid Unchecked Attacks by Armed Groups: TINUBU and RIBADU Must Confront Insecurity, Not Amnesty
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The Bola Ahmed Tinubu administration, after two years of outright failure, has embarked on the final stretch of its tenure with blatant intimidation and intimidation of civil society organizations exposing its failures. The Mallam Ribadu-led National Security office has issued a letter condemning Amnesty International’s report on insecurity while absurdly…
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We Say Enough! Condemning Extrajudicial Killings and Demanding Police Accountability
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Take It Back Movement – Student Wing Press StatementMay 21, 2025 We Say Enough! Condemning Extrajudicial Killings and Demanding Police Accountability The Take It Back Movement – Student Wing expresses deep sorrow and outrage over the recent extrajudicial killing of an innocent Secondary School Student at the hands of officers…
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Take It Back Movement Condemns Nigeria Police for Unlawful Arrests Linked to Okitipupa Oil Palm Company Land Dispute
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The situation escalated when Mrs. Bosede Ogunowo, who travelled to Akure on April 29 to secure Akinurun’s release, was also detained. Shortly thereafter, Comrade Orimisan Adelokiki—coordinator with the Ikale Supreme Civil Rights Initiative (ISCRI) and a vocal supporter of land rights in the region—was arrested while intervening in the case.…
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Take It Back Movement Condemns Inhumane Treatment of LASU Students by Faculty Dean, Demands Urgent Action
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PRESS STATEMENT Take It Back Movement Condemns Inhumane Treatment of LASU Students by Faculty Dean, Demands Urgent Action Date: 18th May 2025 For Immediate Release! The Lagos State chapter of the Take It Back Movement is deeply alarmed by recent reports of inhumane and degrading treatment suffered by 400-level students…
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Take It Back Movement Demands Immediate Review of Nurse Osato Edobor’s Examination Results
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PRESS STATEMENT Take It Back Movement Demands Immediate Review of Nurse Osato Edobor’s Examination Results It has come to the attention of the Take It Back (TIB) Movement, Edo State Chapter, that Miss Osato Edobor — a student and an indigene of Edo State, who recently garnered national attention following…
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Take-It-Back Movement Condemns ₦500 Job Application Fee Imposed on Bauchi Youths Seeking Civil Service Jobs, Demands Immediate Refund and Education Reform
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The Take-It-Back (TIB) Movement, in a joint statement with the African Action Congress (AAC), has strongly condemned the imposition of a ₦500 application fee on unemployed youths seeking civil service jobs in Bauchi State. The movement described the action as exploitative and insensitive, especially in light of the worsening economic…