00:00I was present at that place, and the Nigerian police were throwing tear gas at the citizens
00:29of this country, that are running around to safeguard the fundamental right as entrenched
00:34in the constitution of a right of government of Nigeria.
00:36Every Nigerian citizen should not be afraid.
00:38This country belongs to all of us equally.
00:39We are called stakeholders, and we have a right to participate in peaceful protests.
00:43We have a right to call our government to order.
00:48The police came, opened tear gas on us.
00:51There's this woman with a little child there.
00:53I think the child is just two months, not up to three months.
00:57I'm sure, because the baby is very small.
01:01And we were standing right in front of the police when they opened the first tear gas.
01:06So the woman and the other lady carrying the child, trying to tell them, ah, this is a
01:09small child.
01:10Now you can't do this.
01:11And before we knew, they opened another one, and we had to flee.
01:15We had to run for our lives.
01:17And they were chasing us.
