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Nigerian-Canadians stage occupy downtown Toronto in solidarity with the Nigerian masses

Occupy Toronto protest comes first on Saturday, January 14, 2012 at 2 pm. Venue is Dundas Square (Dunda/Younge), Downtown Toronto. Anthony Kola-Olusanya, convener of the protest and his co-organizers, Funmi Olumade, Dotun Olanrewaju, Shola Kola-Olusanya, are bracing up for a well-attended march even as they continue to reach out to Nigerians and friends of Nigeria in the Toronto area to come out en-masse and express solidarity with the Nigerian people.wp_posts

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