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DSS Freezes Take-It-Back Movement Bank Account Over Nationwide Protest

Omotayo Daranjo by Omotayo Daranjo
July 27, 2024
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DSS Freezes Take-It-Back Movement Bank Account Over Nationwide Protest

The group said the action follows its involvement in the forthcoming proposed nationwide protest.

 
A civil society organization, The Take-It-Back Movement has called out the Department of the State Services, DSS.
 
The group threatened lawsuit after accusing the DSS of freezing its account.
 
The group said the action follows its involvement in the forthcoming proposed nationwide protest.
 
In a a post on its X handle on Friday, the organization described the action as lawless.
 
It, therefore, demanded that the account be unfrozen within the next 24 hours, failing which it said a legal action will be instituted against UBA Group.
 
“It has now come to our attention that @UBAGroup has frozen our account on the instructions of the DSS over our involvement in the forthcoming protest.
 
“We describe this action as lawless, and demand our account be unfrozen immediately within the next 24hours, without which a legal action will be instituted against @UBAGroup,” the post read.
 
Reacting to the development, a former presidential candidate of the African Action Congress, AAC, Omoyele Sowore, described it as a conspiracy against the Nigerian people.
 
DAILY POST reports that some Nigerians are mobilising for nationwide protest slated for August 1 to August 10, 2024.
 
Tagged #EndBadGovernace, organisers of the protest have cried out over widespread hunger and inflation in the country.
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