June 12 Protest: Take-It-Back Movement Announces Convergence Points Across Nigeria

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The Take-It-Back (TIB) Movement has announced designated convergence points for its planned nationwide protest scheduled for June 12, Nigeria’s Democracy Day.


The movement said the protest is aimed at drawing attention to worsening insecurity, economic hardship, rising poverty, and what it described as shrinking civic space in the country. Organisers have called on Nigerians to participate peacefully and demand accountability from those in government.

LAGOS STATE : Ikeja Underbridge, 7:30AM


AGBARA BUS STOP, ALONG BADAGRY EXPRESSWAY, Lagos.




ABUJA : EAGLE SQUARE, ABUJA


RIVERS STATE : FEDERAL SECRETARIAT, PORT HARCOURT : 7:30AM


DELTA STATE : AMUKPE ROUNDABOUT, SAPELE |8:00AM8:00AM EFFURUN, ROUNDABOUT

EDO STATE : KINGS SQUARECRING ROAD), BENIN CITY | 7:00AM AUCHIUATTU JUNCTION). 


NIGER STATE : GIDAN MATASA BOSSO LOCUST, MINNA.


OYO STATE : CHALLENGE ROUNDABOUT, IBADAN

TAKIE JUNCTION, OGBOMOSO : 8AM

PLATEAU STATE : OLD AIRPORT ROUNDABOUT


YOBE STATE : 28,MAIDUGURI ROAD ROUNDABOUT BY FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC, DAMATURU


TORONTO CANADA : SHERIDAN MALL, JANE & WILSON INTERSECTION, 1700 WILSON AVENUE, TORONTO, 4PM


DUTSE TOWNSHIP STADIUM, DUTSE, JIGAWA STATE



KWARA STATE : TANKE JUNCTION, ILORIN.


RIVERS STATE: Federal Secretariat Port Harcourt



EDO STATE: AUCHI, EDO NORTH



KANO STATE: Unguwa Uku, Zaria Road, Tarauni LG.



BENUE STATE : IBB SQUARE MAKURDI, BENUE STATE



As of the time of publication, convergence points for some states have not yet been announced by the Take-It-Back Movement. We will continue to monitor developments and update this report as more locations are officially confirmed.


Source: Take-It-Back Movement

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