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Nigeria Protest: Foreign Mercenaries Behind 1 August Protests – IGP

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Nigeria Protest: Foreign Mercenaries Behind 1 August Protests - IGP

(iexclusivenews) – The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Kayode Egbetokun, has raised an alarm about the involvement of foreign mercenaries in the upcoming nationwide #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria protests.

In a press briefing held in Abuja, he urged Nigerians to exercise caution before participating in any demonstrations.

Egbetokun revealed that the police force has been closely monitoring the situation.

While some groups advocate for peaceful protests, others have called for violent demonstrations akin to recent events in Kenya.

However, the IGP expressed concerns that seemingly peaceful protesters might harbor hidden violent agendas.

Doubts and Credibility

The IGP’s remarks cast doubt on the true intentions of those advocating for non-violence.

Nigeria has a history of violent protests, and Egbetokun emphasized that there’s no need to look internationally to understand the risks associated with unchecked demonstrations.

He commended individuals who withdrew from the protests due to concerns about violent motives.

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Manipulation by Hostile Foreign Elements

Egbetokun also highlighted that certain individuals oppose any form of protest during this critical time.

Their fear stems from the possibility of hostile foreign elements manipulating the process.

Citing credible intelligence, the IGP confirmed that foreign mercenaries are indeed involved in the planned protests.

Given the risks associated with foreign mercenaries and potential violence, Egbetokun urged all citizens to think twice before joining any protest group.

Exercising caution is essential to avoid falling into potential traps. Vigilance, he stressed, is of utmost importance.

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