The Lagos State Government has told protesters planning to demonstrate today to limit their activities to two court-approved locations.
The government said while people have the right to protest, it must be done legally and without affecting others.
A spokesperson for the Lagos State Ministry of Justice, Grace Alo, disclosed this in a statement on Monday.
“While the State Government acknowledges the fundamental rights of citizens to association and assembly to convene public protest, it also has the obligation to protect other citizens’ fundamental rights not to be disturbed by the protest.
“Therefore, it is crucial to emphasize that the exercise of these fundamental rights by the protesters must be conducted within the bounds of the law and with due regard for public safety and order.”
She reminded the public of a Lagos High Court judgement delivered on January 30, 2025,…
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