Repression and the 'Ango-Must-Go' Protests at Ahmadu Bello University

Forty years ago, on May 22-23, 1986, police invaded Ahmadu Bello University to disperse peaceful student protests, an event that shaped the 'Ango-Must-Go' movement.

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Repression on campus and the making of the “Ango-Must-Go” protests, By Ahmed Aminu-Ramatu Yusuf

Forty years ago, an army of battle-ready policemen invaded Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Samaru, Zaria. This was on 22 and 23 May, 1986. The mission was to disperse a peaceful, carnival-like, students’ protest. The dancing students chorused: “Ango-Must-Go”. The police were invited by the Vice Chancellor, Professor Ango Abdullahi to disperse them. Many students, and […] The post Repression on campus and the making of the “Ango-Must-Go” protests, By Ahmed Aminu-Ramatu Yusuf appeared first on P...

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