IMN Procession to celebrate International Qudus Day scheduled for March 28, not February 23

Claim: A viral WhatsApp message claims that members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN) have scheduled a street processions on Feb. 23, 2025. Verdict: Partly True! According to the United States Embassy and Consulate in Nigeria and other news reports, the protest is scheduled for March 28, not Feb. 23, 2025.  Full Text Protests … 

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