June 12: PDP's Amuzu decries insecurity, says Nigerians must demand good governance - Daily Post Nigeria

Author: Gift ObaPublished on: June 12, 2026Country: Nigeria

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June 12: PDP's Amuzu decries insecurity, says Nigerians must demand good governance - Daily Post Nigeria

Toyin Amuzu, a PDP chieftain in Ogun State, decried the worsening insecurity in Nigeria on Democracy Day June 12. He urged Nigerians to demand transparency and accountability from leaders, and paid tribute to MKO Abiola and democracy martyrs.

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