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    Posted January 3, 2012 by
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    By freetalkblog  |  Posted January 3, 2012  |  Ibadan, Nigeria
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     freetalkblog, 24, narrated the scene of protests over fuel price increases in the streets of Ibadan, Nigeria, this morning. 'At the center of the displeasure are other issues as massive unemployment, the shut down of the Nigerian government owned universities by the ASSU strike and lack of stable electric power. They are saying ‘No to subsidy removal.''
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    youths block of a major road in the oyo state capital ibadan , demonstrating their displeasure with the Nigerian government's removal of the PMS subsidy .at the centre of the displeasure are other issues as massive unemployment , the shut down of the Nigerian government owned universities by the ASSU strike and lack of stable electric power . the #occupyNigeria Movement . tuesday morning .

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