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Day Two of a long drawn protest against government’s withdrawal of subsidy on petrol, protests has sprang up all over the country. So far, one life was lost in Ilorin. 12 were arrested and released in Abuja. This storify offers a round up of protests or plans across the major cities in Nigeria.Abuja started with on Monday. There was no protest on Tuesday, but plans a massive protest on Wednesday, involving labor unions.
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Lokoja links the south to Abuja and had pockets of protests
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Lagos had a massive protest on Tuesday and plans to continue on Wednesday.
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Ilorin, the capital of Kwara state was bloody, a boy was killed by police and a police van was burnt
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Ibadan was peaceful
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Kano was peaceful too
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Kaduna
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Minna has plans for the following day.
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Jos is torn by ethnic war and has no plans.
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Lafia gave a date, but we can’t confirm if it went down
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Markudi has plans
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Zamfara
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Calabar; no protest, no plans
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Uyo…there are weak reports of plans to protest
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Port Harcourt
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Asaba
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Warri no de carry last, but there is conflicting reports. We can’s confirm if protest actually took place or if there are concrete plans.
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Bayelsa, the home state of President Jonathan
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Benin
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Enugu
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Owerri
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Awka and Onitsha
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Ebonyi, nothing on Ebonyi
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Aba
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Ekiti
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Yola
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Taraba
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Bauchi is eager to protest but no one to lead yet.
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Yobe and Maiduguri are trobled by Boko Haram
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Sokoto
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Katsina
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Dutse
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Kebbi had plans but no confirmation a protest took place
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