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Afenifere Accuses Tinubu Government of Fascism

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KEY POINTS


  • Afenifere criticizes Tinubu’s government for authoritarian tactics
  • Group plans to form a political party for the 2027 election
  • Arrests of peaceful protesters and critics draw widespread concern

Accusations of a collapsed economy and repression

Afenifere’s plans for political change in 2027

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