The #EndBadGovernance protest has heightened anxiety among its supporters and opponents.
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On the other hand, many remain optimistic about the protest despite the government’s relentless efforts to discourage it. Supporters of the nationwide protest view it as an opportunity to express their dissatisfaction with President Tinubu’s economic policies, which they believe have caused widespread hardship. They also highlight corruption issues, general misgovernance, and the nation’s weak justice and accountability systems.
However, many lesser-known organisers are mobilising support for the protest through social media platforms, especially X .has accused the Nigerian government of sowing fear of violence during the protest to scare away potential supporters from joining the demonstration.He said the hardship and hunger Nigerians grapple with every day reflect President Tinubu’s performance in office.
In 2020, the protest to end police brutality left in its wake mass destruction, looting, prison breaks, and extra-judicial killing after hoodlums hijacked the protest. Mr Sowore blames the Nigerian government for the aftermath of the #EndSARS protest. In response to the allegations, Mr Obi demanded a retraction of the statement, an apology, and a compensation of N5 billion. But in a counter-response, the presidential aide called Mr Obi’s bluff, saying, “Let me just tell Obi and his lawyer: I am not afraid of any legal action. We shall meet in court.
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