Lagos residents protest epileptic power supply
Residents of Lagos staged a protest on Friday over continued electricity outages, describing the power situation as unreliable and frustrating. Many said the poor supply has made everyday life and business activities extremely difficult across the city. Videos shared online showed youths marching through the Fadeyi area while carrying placards and chanting for stable electricity. […]
Protest rocks Lagos over hunger, demolitions
Hundreds of Lagos residents took to the streets on Friday to protest the growing hunger and recent demolition of homes in Oworonshoki. The peaceful march, which began at Ikeja Bridge and ended at the Lagos State Government Secretariat in Alausa, drew attention to the worsening living conditions faced by low-income families. The demonstration, organized by […]
June 12 Protesters Gather In Lagos, Abuja, And Ondo
Many Nigerians came out today to protest, asking for better leadership and an end to the difficult living conditions in the country. People are feeling the pressure of the economy, and they want the government to take action. The protests happened on June 12, which is known as Democracy Day in Nigeria. It’s a day […]
Hoodlums Pursue #EndBadGovernance Protesters in Lagos
In Lagos, hoodlums chased away #EndBadGovernance protesters who had gathered at Gani Fawehinmi Park in Ojota. At around 10:30am, a dispute arose among the protest organizers. A lawyer named JP advised the protesters to leave, citing President Bola Tinubu’s recent address to the nation. However, another group, led by 70-year-old Adegboyega Adeniji of Peace Action […]
Nigerians Protest Hardship, Demand Tinubu’s Resignation
As Nigerians observe Democracy Day on June 12, many citizens protested the country’s current conditions. The protesters took to the streets to express their frustration with hunger and economic struggles. In Lagos, demonstrators in Ikeja called for President Bola Tinubu’s administration to step down. They cited the severe economic hardship, stating that “Nigerians can’t comfortably […]