Members of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria on Tuesday took to the streets of Abuja, Nigeria's capital, to protest in opposition to French President, Emmanuel Macron, over an offensive booklet on Prophet Muhammad by means of a citizen of the European united states of america.
Members of the sect in massive numbers marched
from Nitel Junction to Wuse Market and set the
French flag ablaze, main to pandemonium in
the city.
Secretary of the Academic Forum of the movement, Abdullahi Musa, said the rally became
geared toward condemning the action of French
President over the derogatory booklet.
He said, "We set the French flag on fireplace in
response to the assault on Islam and Muslims by
the President of France, Emmanuel Macron,
for the reason that heinous crime of publishing cartoons of the Prophet by using the mag Charlie Hebdo."
The protest terminated at Wuse Market and
compelled car proprietors to use alternative routes.
As on the time of this file, there had been no protection marketers at the floor.
Recall that the Federal Capital Territory Administration had ultimate Friday deployed anti-
insurrection policemen and water canons to the National
Mosque in anticipation of a protest through members
of IMN.
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