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Young people and residents in northern Nigeria held protests after a terrible killing in Edo State.
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This is after 16 people died in Uromi, Edo Prefecture.
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The Nigerian president joins other authorities in calling for justice while reiterating that criminals will be booked.
Nigeria is currently on the brink of the Cold War, with social media unrest and protests as fierce debates over the country’s Arewa youth programs.
This was recently in the jungle justice in Edo State, resulting in nearly 20 deaths.
Ulomi, Edo Jungle Justice – What actually happened
The Nigeria Daily Report recalls a group of travelers who intercepted Vigilantes in the community on March 27, 2025 in the Udie Enfadio community in Uromi, Edo State on March 27, 2025.
It was found that travelers were using Danish guns, commonly used in the north.
The alerts alerted the people, and this behavior aroused anger among the people and led to jungle justice.
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In the Edo Massacre, a total of 16 people were burned and 6 were confirmed dead.
Arewa Youth Stage Protests on Urumi Massacre
Although many believe that the victims of Edo jungle justice are Fulani herders planning an attack in the state, a handful of young people in northern Nigeria, commonly known as Areva young people, protested above, saying the victims are being celebrated on Eid Festival.
Areva Youth Team marched together as banners and placards, placards read”Edo’s soul justicetransparent
Watch the video below…
https://x.com/bb_khames/status/1906418934393270382?
Lagos, led by Kano, gets NIN for 117 million Nigerians
As of February 28, 2025, NIMC’s National Identity Number (NIN) recorded a total of 117 million registrations.
Lagos State has the highest cumulative enrollment figure, with more than 12.6 million registrants.
