BREAKING: Nigerian Tiktoker Remanded For Endorsing Planned Nationwide Protest Against Economic H@rdship

One Nigerian Tiktoker, identified as Junaidu Abdullahi popularly known as Abusalma, has been remanded in prison custody after posting a viral video calling for mass protest over hardship in the country.

Abusalma was allegedly picked by security agents on Wednesday and subsequently taken to Federal Capital Territory, FCT Abuja.

Confirming the situation to the newsmen, Abusalma’s relative, Mustapha Hamza, said the Tiktoker is currently remanded at Kurmawa prison in Kano.

“He left home in a hurry on Wednesday morning after receiving an urgent call around 8:30am. He left without even eating breakfast. That was the last time his family saw him.We reported the matter to the police station, and they immediately made a radio call, declaring him as a missing person.As we continued searching for his whereabouts, I received a call yesterday (Friday) around 5:30pm, with the caller informing me that Junaidu is at Kurmawa prison in Kano. He further revealed that Court 38 Zungeru Road, Kano ordered his remand and adjourned the case till after three weeks.

According to report, the Tiktoker recently made a video, saying that any Islamic cleric who spoke against the planned protest should be pulled down from the pulpit.

“Any religious leader who spoke against peaceful protest over hardship, then he is not part of those suffering. And whoever stops you from expressing your grievances to your leaders through peaceful protest as provided by the constitution, I swear he is not among those who can’t afford a sack of maize at N100,000”, he said. [CONTINUE READING HERE]>>>>>