Ex-Nigerian Editor Takes Anti-Racism Protest to Canadian Court
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Ex-Nigerian Editor Takes Anti-Racism Protest to Canadian Court
Chief Olufemi Shodunke alleges racial bias in justice system, demands equal recognition, treatment for Black Canadians Segun Atanda/ A Nigerian-Canadian journalist and former newspaper editor, Chief Olufemi Shodunke, has staged a one-man protest in Fort McMurray, Alberta, alleging anti-Black racism and discrimination within Canada’s justice system. Chief Shodunke, a former Deputy Editor of the defunct […] Source Related posts: Canadian PM Seeks…
Ex-Nigerian newspaper editor protests anti-Black racism in Canada
A Nigerian journalist, Chief Olufemi Shodunke, has staged a one-man protest against an alleged anti-Black racism in Canada. Chief Shodunke, a one-time Deputy Editor of the Nigerian Compass on Sunday, stormed the court house and the popular road, Franklin Avenue, in the city of Fort McMurray, Alberta Province in Canada last Friday with placard that […]
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