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Buhari in alleged house arrest by protesters in London (Photos)

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By Chioma Obinagwam

As the protest by the #HarassBuhariOutofLondon enters its sixth day, Confiance News has put together some iconic photos of unrelenting protesters who are insisting that Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari return to Nigeria to fix the health, insecurity and other problems in the country.

 

Protesters of #HarassBuhariOutofLondon. Photo: Twitter.

 

One of the protesters of #HarassBuhariOutofLondon. Photo: Twitter.

 

Protesters of #HarassBuhariOutofLondon. Photo: Twitter.

 

Protesters of #HarassBuhariOutofLondon. Photo: Twitter.

 

Protesters of #HarassBuhariOutofLondon. Photo: Twitter.

 

Protesters of #HarassBuhariOutofLondon. Photo: Twitter.

 

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