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- April 15, 2024

As the Endbadgovernance protests entered the fifth day, demonstrators across the country’s southern region have continued to press their demands for the reversal of reform policies that have engendered economic hardship and hunger in the country. Though their numbers have declined sharply, they still managed to gather in reasonable numbers in various cities, particularly the

The Northern Elders Forum (NEF) on Monday expressed profound concern that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s speech on the #EndBadGovernance protest on Sunday did not mention the severe security situation plaguing the North-West and other parts of the northern region. The NEF’s Director of Publicity and Advocacy, Alhaji Abdul-Azeez Suleiman, stated this in a statement on

…*FEC Meeting Postponed For Security Meeting …Protesters Raising Russian Flags …*Four Arrested in Abuja Despite President Tinubu’s appeal in a broadcast on Sunday asking the protesters to go off the streets to create room for dialogue, demonstrations have continued in some states with greater intensity in some northern states. Security agencies have swung into action

Varied reactions have continued to trail the broadcast to the nation by President Bola Tinubu on Sunday; some upbraiding it and others commending it, but the protests have continued even with more intensity in the northern states of Kaduna and Kano. Labour Party’s presidential candidate in the 2023 general election, carefully chose his words in

I set my alarm clock for this morning to ensure that I did not miss President Bola Tinubu’s impatiently awaited address to the nation on the current unrest across the nation. His outline of the government’s remedial action since inception, aimed at warding off just such an outbreak, will undoubtedly receive expert and sustained attention

Sequel to the ongoing protests against hunger and bad governance across the country with demonstrations in some parts of the country, a coalition of Civil Society Organisations in Nigeria has condemned the government’s moves to frustrate the activities of the protesters, pointing accusing fingers at the authority for looting and violence reported in the country.