Today, Friday, 28th of May, Nigerians have come out in their numbers across the various States, demanding an end to insecurity and impunity in the Giant of Africa, as they mark to mark the 2021 National Mourning Day.
A national day of mourning is a day marked by mourning and memorial activities observed among the majority of a country’s populace to mourn the death or funeral of a renowned individual or individuals from that country or elsewhere or the anniversary of such a death or deaths, the anniversaries of a significant natural or man-made disaster occurring either in the country or another country, wartime commemorations or in memory of the victims of a terrorist attack.
Amidst the pandemic in 2020, the rights organization, Global Rights Nigeria, Tuesday, disclosed that 1, 142 persons have been violently killed across the country, and called for a 2nd National Day of Mourning.
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Today, Nigerians have trooped out in massively, to demand an end to impunity and insecurity in the nation. As they took to Twitter to give reports on the march, they were seen carrying placards and banners, trending the #NigeriaBleeds #SecureNigeria and #NationalDayOfMourning.
https://twitter.com/UjinBliss/status/1398127251430989825
Live at the country's capital city, Abuja. We will not be silent, there must be accountability #NationalDayOfMourning #NigeriaBleeds #SecureNigeria pic.twitter.com/CrT6LchZM2
— NigeriaMourns (@NigeriaMourns) May 28, 2021
Nigerians Hold March To Mark National Day Of Mourning, Demand End To Insecurity, Impunity
Lagos #BenueUnderAttack Southern Kaduna #NigeriaBleeds Doggy pic.twitter.com/yRMMSHK8jz
— Ijechiblog (@ijechiblog) May 28, 2021
#NigeriaBleeds A march for National day of mourning. We are tired of hiding our tears, we want the world to see our tears physically!!!!! #Benue #NigeriaBleeds ? ? ? https://t.co/CpxMnWsPoy
— Kingsley ⚓ (@iKingsleys) May 28, 2021
My name could be here tomorrow, your name could be here tomorrow speak up while you can, don't let them do it as they like this country belongs to us all #peace #NigeriaBleeds #NationalPrayerBreakfast pic.twitter.com/1lMJyrREea
— Olanrewaju Balogun (@iamkinglyon) May 28, 2021
CISLAC's Programme Manager, @salau34, addressing the participants of the rally in front of @NhrcNigeria. #SecureNigeria #NigeriaBleeds #NDoM21 #NigeriaMourns #Nigeria #Peace #Freedom #Justice pic.twitter.com/FiY8jLGoG8
— CISLAC/TI Nigeria (@cislacnigeria) May 28, 2021
National day of mourning 2021
End insecurity ! #Nigeriableeds #NigeriaMourns #BenueUnderAttack pic.twitter.com/XpBTk7DQyi— Dr Fix (@DrOlafix) May 28, 2021
Abeokuta: National Day of Mourning 2021 #NDOM21 #NigeriaBleeds pic.twitter.com/b8WsMwXDkS
— ? Hafeez • Akanni ♥️? (@TheReal_Hafeez) May 28, 2021
#NigeriaBleedsThe National Day of Mourning underway. Our Abuja advocates heading towards National Assembly to demand accountability from our leaders #NationalDayOfMourning #SecureNigeria #NigeriaBleeds #NigeriaMourns pic.twitter.com/1GJI1rH1qJ
— Saleemah (@Saleema98) May 28, 2021
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