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“Putin, let there be peace” – Nigerians in Abuja stage protest over Russian Invasion

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Some Nigerians in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja this morning staged a protest in front of the Russian embassy in Abuja over the invasion of Ukraine by Russian forces.

The protesters, who included parents, friends, and loved ones of stranded and fleeing Nigerians in Ukraine, came out in numbers and pleaded with the Russian government to let peace reign.

The protesters carried placards and were heard chanting songs saying “Putin, let there be peace. We are parents of Nigerians trapped in Ukraine. ”

They also wore T-shirts that had the inscription, “Stop the war.”

They lamented the horrific reports they’ve been receiving about their loved ones being prevented from fleeing Ukraine to other countries such as Hungary, Poland, and others.

In other news, Nigerian clergyman, Apostle Johnson Suleman, has called for prayers for Ukraine following the country’s invasion by Russian forces.

The General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries International, in a video shared on his verified Facebook page, assured Ukraine’s domicile that he has been praying for them, and hopes for a swift answer from God.

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