You need to join the multitude to fight for your country. If you fail to join, the stigmatisation will continue to affect us and the future of our children. Farouk's incident could be a blessing in disguise to all Nigerians in addressing weaknesses in our democratic system and earning the respect we duly deserve at both national and international communities. Stand up and be counted!!!
• Where is President Musa Yar'Adua?•
Nigerian government should respect the constitution•
Sovereign National Conference now!•
Stop the criminalisation of Nigerians!•
Nigerians are no terrorists!•
Respect the Rights of Nigerians!
The Save Nigeria Working Group met with the London Metropolitan Police on Friday 8 January 2010 at the Charing Cross police station to review our application for a protest march that was initially scheduled for Tuesday 12th January 2010. Concerns were raised that more people than expected were indicating an interest to attend. In order for the police to adequately protect both participants and members of the public, it was agreed that the protest will be moved to Friday 15 January 2010.
The schedule is as follows:
Friday 15 January 2010 - London12 pm – 15:15 arrival and protest at Parliament Square SW1P315:15 – 17:30 protest moves to Nigerian High Commission (WC2N 5BX)
If possible bring your flags, placards and come dressed in the Nigerian colours of green and white. Organisers will also provide banners and placards on the day.
For further information please contact:Phone: 07984212553
Email: info@nigerialibertyforum.org.uk
Web: http://www.nigerianlibertyforum.org.uk/
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