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Some Taraba youths, under the umbrella of the Taraba Concern Citizens Forum, on Monday led a peaceful protest over what they described as extortion by the state government in the name of selling employment forms.
The group wondered why the state government would extort innocent and poor applicants in the name of employment at such a difficult economic time. “We equally want the process to be free, fair and transparent, and devoid of political interference.” Mamman stated, “It is their right in a democratic society like ours to protest, but in doing so, they were supposed to write to us to express their grievances prior to the protest.
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