Hundreds of Nigerian citizens have taken to the streets of Abuja on Tuesday to protest against bad governance, marking the country’s 64th Independence Day anniversary with demands for change.
The #FearlessInOctober protest, organized by civil society groups, activists, and concerned citizens, aimed to highlight the nation’s persistent political, economic, and social challenges, accordingto Politics Nigeria.
Many of the protesters march through the heart of the nation’s capital, carrying placards with bold messages.
Prominent human rights activist and former presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore leads the procession, reviving the #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria movement that gained momentum two months ago.
Protesters call for accountability, waving placards that read “Enough is Enough,” “End Bad Governance Now,” and “We Demand Accountability.”
Nigeria’s economic struggles, including inflation and soaring fuel prices, have fueled widespread discontent.
The protesters seek urgent reforms to address the country’s economic mismanagement, insecurity, and social decay.
The protests underscore the need for urgent action to address Nigeria’s challenges and harness its vast potential for growth and development.
