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Leave Prof. Okey Ibeanu and Kinsmen Alone – Leading Nigerian CSOs  

Posted By: adminon: February 19, 2019In: SpectacleTags: #INECIbeanuMustGo, Atiku Campaign Organisation, DSSNo CommentsViews:
Leave Prof. Okey Ibeanu and Kinsmen Alone – Leading Nigerian CSOs  

Leaders of key civil society organisations in Nigeria have taken a tough position against what they perceive as ethnic stereotyping of selected individuals as to make them the fall guys of t... Read more

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