Germany-based Nigerians plan anti-Buhari protest next week

File Photo: Nigerians in Germany protesting in October

Nigerians based in Germany are planning to stage a massive demonstration on 10 March in Berlin, with a rally to be staged at the Nigerian embassy.

The protest is being planned by a broad coalition of progressive Nigerian Organisations in the country, according to a statement emailed to P.M.NEWS

They said they will converge at the Nigerian Embassy in Berlin to register their protest “in very strong terms” about the Buhari administration.

They also plan to “expose the decadence of the Nigerian State”.

“Furthermore, Nigerians in Germany will air their grievances against the poor service, unprofessional conduct and corrupt practices of the Nigerian missions in Berlin and Frankfurt, as exemplified by the Sex-For-Passport-Scandal currently rocking the Nigerian Embassy”, the emailed statement indicated..

The march begins with a rally at the Embassy of the Federal Republic
of Nigeria, where a Delegation will present resolutions and demands to
the Nigerian President via his Ambassador to the Federal Republic of
Germany.

The march will continue to the Office of the German Federal Chancellor.

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olu balogun says:

December 3, 2020 at 8:23 am

Here is a bunch of disgruntled IPOB acolytes seeking attention. I challenge any Nigerian resident in Germany to debunk my comment. By the way l live in Germany. Let’s face it, PMB cannot be responsible for the rot in respective states, hold your governor and house of assembly members to account. PMB has no constitutional power to dictate to state governors what developmental goals to pursue. It is very obvious a lot of Nigerians do not understand the workings of a presidential system of government. Nigerian governors are the real problems of the nation. We have a three tier of government – Federal, state and local – so far the state governors have maintained a choke hold on the local government. The closest government to the grassroots, created to bring governance close to the grassroots. Do we have to look any further why rural dwellers in the country do not and cannot reap the benefits of democracy. Please point the flashlight in the right direction – governors – and give PMB a break. Yes, the man has his fault, however, to deliberately underdevelop Nigeria is not one it.

Mutiny says:

December 3, 2020 at 2:15 am

Everything about Nigeria is sickening, stinky and backward. God,Osiba why won’t you just wipe out Nigeria?. Infrastructure? No way, transportation wahala, Govt, too much chop chop, police nko , na armed robbers in uniforms. Senate , na rubber stamp, house of representatives na so so noise and no productivity, army?, dem dey run away from Boko Haram but they go shoot protesters and IPOB folks .Anyone whether from east, south, west or North wey dey support Buhari no go see better. Anyone who is supporting Nigeria as currently constituted will surely perish in hell. OSINBAJO wey we thought that we would balance and direct Buhari well is now deaf and dumb. The man in you is dead if you keep silent in the face of tyranny