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Members of the RCCG, TEAP Zone, marching through Garki during the prayer protest called for by CAN. Pic credit: Tosin Omoniyi

Insecurity: CAN right to ‘arouse popular consciousness’ — Presidency

byPress Release

February 4, 2020

"The actions of Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) in recent days represent the peaceful right of all Nigerians to protest.."

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