A nursing mother At Eagle Square in Abuja shared a distressing account of her personal loss during the ongoing protest.
The nursing mother revealed that her husband had been killed by bandits in Katsina state, prompting her to join the demonstration against Nigeria’s economic hardships.
“I came to protest the hardship in Nigeria, and the police are shooting tear gas at us. Do they also want to kill my baby? People cannot eat. Things are hard,” she lamented.
The protest at Eagle Square has been marked by tension as demonstrators face heavy-handed responses from security forces. The use of tear gas against the protesters has intensified the sense of frustration and desperation among the crowd, highlighting the severity of the economic crisis affecting many.
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With the hashtags #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria and #protest24 trending, the ongoing demonstration underscores widespread discontent and a demand for urgent reform.
The protest has continued to draw attention to the broader issues of governance and economic struggle, with participants enduring significant hardships to make their voices heard.
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