Nigerians have entered the second day of their nationwide protest against the economic policies of the Bola Ahmed Tinubu-led administration, which have led to significant economic hardship.
According to Plateau News, the protest, which began on August 1st, is planned to continue for ten days, ending on August 10th.
The first day of the protest witnessed a mix of violent and peaceful demonstrations across the country.
Northern states like Kano, Yobe, and Borno experienced violence, looting, vandalism, and even killings. In response, these states have imposed 24-hour curfews to curb the unrest.
In contrast, the protests in southern states were largely peaceful, with demonstrators expressing their grievances without resorting to violence.
Plateau News will continues to provide updates on the developments of these nationwide protests as they unfold over the coming days.