Abiodun Sanusi, Mobilizer for the Take It Back Movement, has revealed that the group's request to use Eagles Square in Abuja for their protest convergence was denied by Minister of FCT, Nyesom Wike. Sanusi stated that the venue was subsequently barricaded by military, police, and DSS personnel.
In response, Sanusi declared that the movement is not interested in closed-door meetings or behind-the-scenes dialogue. Instead, they demand open and transparent communication, inviting anyone willing to engage in dialogue to come to Eagles Square and address Nigerians, both at home and in the diaspora.
In his words;
"Here in Abuja, we asked to use the Eagles Square for the convergence of protesters but the Minister of FCT, Nyesom Wike denied us that venue and the place was barricaded by the military, police officer and the DSS. So we're not interested in any close door meeting or behind door dialogue. Anyone who want to dialogue should come to Eagles Square and speak to Nigerians, both the ones in the Country and in Diaspora"
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