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Political Activism and the Struggle for a Better Country Were Never Meant for “Chilling with the Big Boys” – Written by Barrister Tope Temokun
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The real struggle was never meant to end in luxury lounges. It was always meant to end in a better society. And the struggle and sacrifice for a better society carry no expiry date. True activists carry the banner of struggle to their graves.
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Take It Back Movement Raises Concerns Over Apparent Breakdown of Domestic Remedies in Detention Case of Child Rights Activist, Urges ECOWAS Court to Deliver Ruling on Interim Measures
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PRESS STATEMENT Take It Back Movement Raises Concerns Over Apparent Breakdown of Domestic Remedies in Detention Case of Child Rights Activist, Urges ECOWAS Court to Deliver Ruling on Interim Measures Abuja, Nigeria – May 13, 2026 The Delta State Chapter of the Take It Back Movement has expressed serious concern…
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TAKE IT BACK MOVEMENT ORGANIZER REACTS AS POPULAR OWORONSHOKI TRADER “COVER YOUR BED” DIES AFTER DEMOLITION ORDEAL
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Many residents described him as an energetic and cheerful personality who brought life to the streets of Oworonshoki through his unique marketing style and friendly interaction with customers. His daily presence in the area made him a familiar figure among traders, residents, and passersby.
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Take It Back Movement Condemns Viral Footage of Police Forcibly Entering Private Property in Osogbo, Demands Justice and Immediate Disciplinary Action
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According to the statement, the video circulating on social media shows the officers breaching a private property in Oroki Estate in a manner that raises serious concerns about abuse of power and unprofessional conduct.
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Take It Back Movement Demands Release of Minor Detained Since 2023 Over Alleged Inability to Pay Bail
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Describing the situation as heartbreaking, the Take It Back Movement revealed that both of Michael’s parents reportedly died while making efforts to secure their son’s release from detention, “This is not just a failure of policing; it is a complete collapse of humanity and justice,” the statement read.
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Happy Workers’ Day: How Happy Are the Workers? — Written by Oluwatosin Adeyemi
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Even more troubling is the widespread perception that the revenue generated from these policies is not being channeled toward improving workers’ welfare, but rather benefiting a small political elite. While ordinary Nigerians tighten their belts, many in positions of power continue to thrive.
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TIB Osun State Chapter Condemns Shutdown of Obafemi Awolowo University, Demands Immediate Reversal
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The attention of the Take It Back (TIB) Movement, Osun State Chapter, has been drawn to the recent decision by the management of Obafemi Awolowo University to declare a three-week mid-semester break and forcefully shut down academic activities following legitimate protests by students over transportation challenges and welfare concerns. We…
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Condemnation of the Brutal Repression of Peaceful Protesters in Delta State, Justice for Omena, And the Immediate Resignation of Inspector General of Police, Disu
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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…
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TAKE IT BACK MOVEMENT, DELTA STATE CHAPTER CONDEMNS EXTRA-JUDICIAL KILLING OF OGIDI MENA IN UVWIE
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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,…
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A CONDEMNATION IN THE STRONGEST TERMS OF THE RENEWED XENOPHOBIC ATTACKS AGAINST AFRICAN FOREIGN NATIONALS IN SOUTH AFRICA
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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…