"Tinubu must go": Government critics in Nigeria under pressure

In Nigeria, the arrest of men wearing "Tinubu Must Go" shirts has sparked a debate on freedom of expression and protest rights. The police detained five individuals in Borno for wearing these shirts, accusing them of conspiracy and public disorder. Critics argue this reflects a broader crackdown on dissent, with activists highlighting the government's intolerance towards criticism. The movement aims to mobilize citizens ahead of the 2027 elections amidst a severe economic crisis and ongoing security issues. Human rights organizations warn that such actions threaten democratic freedoms and the right to political expression, emphasizing the need for a vibrant opposition in Nigeria.