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BREAKING: Muslims Protest Against Buhari In National Mosque, Abuja (Video)
Muslims Protest Against Buhari In National Mosque, Abuja.
Onyxnews reports that Muslims were seen Protesting against President Muhammadu Buhari at the National mosque Abuja.
According to the video obtained by Ejes Gist Nigeria, and seen by Onyxnews, the Muslim faithful could be heard shouting, kill us all if you want to… How can someone without a certificate give the order.
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It could also be seen in the video, armed Nigerian Military preventing the protesters from entering the mosque.
The protesters are still at the Abuja National Mosque protesting.
Watch video below..
https://www.instagram.com/tv/COuskWLAmm0/?igshid=5lrppww368kv
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