Abuja(Precise Post) President Muhammadu Buhari on Sunday urged Nigerian youths to shun street protests and engage his government in meaningful discussions on police reforms.
Buhari said Nigerian youths should engage his administration in discussions that would bring about comprehensive reforms to end all forms of police brutality.
He spoke in his message to the maiden National Youth Day celebration, observed on November 1, which coincided with the African Youth Day celebration.
Represented by the FCT Minister, Muhammad Bello, Buhari assured that his administration has heard the pleas of Nigerian youths.A statement by his spokesman, Garba Shehu quoted the President as the Federal Government ‘‘now wants to hear concrete and practical ideas.
”You must realize that protests cannot last indefinitely. My government will not lift a hand to stop or suppress you.
”However, the fact of the matter is that other forces and actors will seek to take over your protests that they may redirect them in ways you did not intend and perhaps do not agree with.
”Every successful protest movement the world over has understood that there comes a time when activity must move from the street to the negotiation table. That time for you has come. Do not be afraid of this reality. You should welcome it.”
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Like ‘Abiku’, hoodlums Tuesday morning invaded the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) orientation camp in Kubwa, a suburb of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Abuja to cart away anything on sight.
Prompt News reports that disgruntled ‘youths’ masquerading as #EndSARS protesters struck at the NYSC camp in Kubwa Tuesday morning to loot the orientation camp.
Some of the items carted way by the rampaging looters include food items,
beds, home appliances, vehicles, furniture and motorcycles among other things.
It was also gathered that few police men who came to stop the looting were overpowered and they have to scamper for safety for fear of attack by the irate looters.
Prompt News can confirm that this has been a daily occurrence in Abuja and across Nigeria since hoodlums hijacked the #EndSARS protests which attracted national and international support.
The looted items include rice, semovita, macaroni, spaghetti, sugar, salt, and fertilizers.
The warehouse which is located near West African Examination Council (WAEC) office, is said to contain items belonging to the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA).
The youths had earlier on Sunday broken into a warehouse at Jabi district close to the code of conduct tribunal.
Defying the presence of soldiers and policemen the looters made away with various bagged items and stationeries.
Another warehouse at Idu industrial area was also attacked by the looters. Although the looters were unable to lay their hands on COVID-19 palliatives, they vandalized the place removing windows and door frames.
See more photos from the looting at Gwagwalada below…








By Chris Udochukwu
Abuja (Precise Post) – The Federal Capital Territory topped the COVID-19 infection table on Sunday with 30 cases out 126 new infections Confirmed on Sunday, the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has said.
The NCDC disclosed this via it’s twitter handle late Sunday night.
According to the health agency other states that recorded infections are as follows:
Lagos-24; Rivers-23; Ogun-13; Katsina and Plateau-9 each; Ondo-6; Kaduna and Kwara-4 each; Imo-2 with Bauchi and Edo recording one infection each.
The health agency said total infections on the country is now 58,324 out of which 49,794 have been treated and discharged.
It added that 1,108 lives have been lost to the novel virus disease.
See the table below for state by state breakdown of the total Confirmed cases:

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