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DSS Arrest Kano Tailors Making Russian Flags For #EndBadGovernance Protest

The Department of State Service (DSS), has confirmed the arrest of some Kano tailors allegedly making ‘Russian flags for the #EndBadGovernance protesters.

In a post on its official X handle on Monday, the service also said some of its sponsors were arrested while an investigation is ongoing.

“The DSS can confirm that Adaramoye Michael (aka Michael Lenin) is not in its custody. Meanwhile, the Service has apprehended some tailors in Kano State responsible for making Russian flags being distributed in the area. Some of their sponsors have also been picked. Investigation is ongoing.”

READ: It Is The Personal Choice Of Nigerian Protesters To Use Our Flag – Russia Embassy

Osun Defender earlier reported that protesters in Kano State had taken to the streets, waving Russian flags and calling for intervention from Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The medium further learnt that they were seeking Putin’s intervention, suggesting their grievances are not being addressed by President Bola Tinubu’s administration.

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