– Currently, there are movements within Nigeria calling for protests against the government.
– To prepare for any potential situation, Japanese nationals residing in Nigeria are advised to avoid approaching areas where demonstrations or gatherings are taking place.
1. Information calling for protests against the government, under titles such as “End Bad Government in Nigeria,” is spreading on various social media platforms.
2. The planned period for these actions is from August 1 to 10, but there are also reports that the start date may be advanced to July 29.
3. There are concerns that the protests could lead to violent crowds and destructive acts. To prevent these illegal activities, security forces may implement roadblocks and checkpoints in various areas.
4. There is also a possibility that the situation could escalate into a strike, which may impact transportation and logistics due to disruptions in transport services.
5. Japanese nationals are advised to:
– Stay updated with the latest information
– Avoid approaching areas where demonstrations or gatherings are taking place
– Keep their mobile phones and batteries charged in case of emergencies
– Carry appropriate identification
– Ensure they have necessary supplies
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