Protesters have returned to Gani Fawehinmi Freedom Park in Ojota, Lagos, on Friday to continue their demonstrations. The #EndBadGovernance protest, which began yesterday with a massive turnout, has once again drawn many people to the park, showing the continued determination of the participants.

On Friday, there was a strong police presence at the protest site. Police officers were stationed not only at the park but also under the bridge close to Computer Village in Ikeja. This heavy security presence highlights the authorities’ intent to maintain order and prevent any potential disruptions.

The protest, which is planned to last for ten days, kicked off on Thursday in major cities across the country. The first day saw a significant number of people coming together to voice their grievances and demand better governance. The high turnout and peaceful conduct of the protesters have drawn widespread attention to their cause.

Police officers at the park have been urging protesters to stay calm and avoid blocking the roads during their demonstration. The authorities are emphasizing the importance of maintaining peace and ensuring that the protest does not interfere with the daily lives of other citizens. This call for calm is crucial to prevent any clashes and to ensure that the protest remains peaceful.

Unlike the first day of protests, business activities have resumed in many parts of Lagos. This indicates that while the protests continue, the city is slowly adjusting to the presence of the demonstrations. Local businesses are beginning to operate as usual, although the protest’s impact is still being felt.

The #EndBadGovernance protest has become a significant movement, drawing attention to various issues affecting the country. The protesters are calling for accountability, transparency, and better leadership. Their continued presence at Ojota Freedom Park and other locations across the country shows their commitment to these demands.

As the protest enters its second day, it remains to be seen how the authorities will handle the situation and whether the protesters’ demands will be addressed. The next few days will be crucial in determining the outcome of this significant social movement.