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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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Opinion: BLORD, Sowore, VeryDarkMan and the Public Scrutiny Around Them, By Sulaimon Popoola
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The other criticism raised by VeryDarkMan was that Sowore should have reached out privately to him like a younger brother rather than making a public statement. That argument is also difficult to sustain when examined carefully. Activism, especially the kind Sowore has practiced for years has rarely been conducted privately.…
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The Arithmetic of Deception: The Unanswered Age Questions of Bola Ahmed Tinubu, By Comrade Ufezime Nelson Ubi
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Nigeria, however, continues to struggle with confronting uncomfortable truths. There is a recurring tendency to protect individuals, instead of protecting principles. There is a habit of defending personalities, rather than demanding accountability. This pattern has repeated itself over the years, from inconsistencies in public records to contradictions in official narratives.…
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TIB Edo State Chapter Secures Release of Man Reportedly Harassed and Detained by Anti-Cult Officers at the State CID
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According to him, the confrontation became tense as some officers allegedly threatened him and used derogatory remarks, “Some officers moved very close to me, threatening to beat me and using abusive language while speaking aggressively,” he said.
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2027: Beyond “What Must Go”- What Are We Replacing It With? – Written by Towolawi Jamiu
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Are we once again relying on the same strategy that removed Jonathan but produced another cycle of failure? Or are we ready to do things differently? There is a saying: you cannot eat your cake and have it at the same time. Nigeria must choose—either we challenge the system fundamentally,…
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“Harassment Disguised as Police Invitations Must Stop” — Take It Back Movement Condemns Summons of Oworo Youth Forum Members
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The movement said the invitations appear to target members of the Oworo Youth Forum, a community-based group where young people engage in discussions about local issues and civic matters.
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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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TIB Lagos State Chapter Secures Refund of ₦50,000 Extorted by Area E Police in Festac After Arrest of Woman Over Vitamin Supplements, Condemns Rising Cases of Extortion
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Following this intervention, the ₦50,000 extorted from the victim was fully refunded, marking what the chapter described as a small but significant victory against abuse of power.