Protest against fuel subsidy removal in pictures

labour leaders addressing protesters in Abuja

Bauchi main street overtaken by protesters

A lorry load of military arriving to meeet protesters at Mokola Roundabout Ibadan

An 83 yr old woman also protesting in Kano

bonfire at ojota Lagos

Iyana Oba Lagos

Message from Delta state

police cordoned off street along Wuse zone 5 to prevent protesters from reaching the wuse main market

protesters gathering in Benin city Edo state

A jonathan supporter

protesters in the streets of Kaduna marching and singing solidarity songs

protesters in the streets of Portharcourt River state

Ademola Aderinde being molested by the police before he was killed

The corpse of the man after his little altercation with the police in Ogba Lagos

The corpse now covered being transportd to the morgue

the streets of Minna overtaken by protesters

This man was later killed alledgedly by the DPO of Area G police Segun Fabunmi

Villagers in Jigawa state occupying a major rd-in protest

protesters marching the streets of Abuja

protesters marching through Sani Abacha RD Kano

protesters on their way to the government house Jalingo Taraba state

streets of Akure too was not left out

the ever busy Ojota road deserted

streets of Calabar

The message is clear from this protester in Ibadan

A protester in Abuja

A protester in Ibadan asking for his vote back

a protester in Kaduna planning to flee from the untold hardship caused by the subsidy removal

katsina protesters with a symbolic donkey as the means of transportation now

more action from PHC

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paying the price

protesters in front of the palace of Emir of Zaria before the police came and fired tear gas at them

protesters reconverge at silver square Kano

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