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Protesters angry over inclusion of Adeleke’s name on placards in Osun

Protesters angry over inclusion of Adeleke’s name on placards in Osun

Protesters on Thursday, August 1, clashed over the inclusion of Governor Ademola Adeleke’s name on placards during the “End Bad Governance” demonstration in Osogbo capital of Osun State.

The protesters gathered at Freedom Park but faced disagreement among their leaders while deciding on the inscriptions for the placards.

Some protesters, however, objected to including the state governor’s name.

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As the protesters marched to the Ola-Iya junction, they chanted anti-government slogans.

However, tensions rose again when a leader mentioned Adeleke’s name, prompting others to seize the microphone from him.

The protest continued as they marched to the Osun State House of Assembly for further demonstrations.

Protesters angry over inclusion of Adeleke’s name on placards in Osun

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