Protesters thronged the Lokogoma expressway in Abuja on Saturday morning to cap the 10-day protests organised by the Take It Back movement.
They marched to Galadimawa and ended the parade at Apo, chanting, “We are hungry.”
Members of the Take It Back movement, which declared 10 Days of Rage nationwide protests against economic hardship in Nigeria, criticised Bola Tinubu’s unwillingness to accede to the demands of the masses.
The protesters has demanded that fuel subsidy be reversed and electricity tariffs be lowered, among other demands.
Mr Sanusi, a member of the movement said protesters will return to the streets in a 10-million-people march should the Tinubu continue to disregard the demands of the people.
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He added that demonstrators were not deterred by the Tinubu’s inaction and that they would temporarily halt the demonstrations.
“Earlier on, we declared a 10-day of rage to end bad governance in Nigeria. However, it is now open to everyone that President Bola Tinubu is not ready to listen to the demands of Nigerians.
“Today is the final day of the 10 days of rage but we are promising the Nigerian government and Tinubu that we are coming back until he accedes to our demands,” Mr Sanusi stressed.
“We will come back to the streets and this time, we will be more than this. This time we will be declaring a 10 million people march across 36 states of Nigeria and the FCT,” he added.
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