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Hundreds of protesters on Friday staged a fresh #EndBadGovernance protest in Lagos, taking advantage of the Democracy Day period to make a case for immediate government intervention in the areas of economic hardship, insecurity, unemployment and the escalating cost of living.
The protest attracted activists, civil society organisations and concerned Nigerians who marched peacefully through parts of the city, holding placards with inscriptions that included “Free All Captives Now,” “End Anti-People Policies Now,” and “For a Living Wage and Mass Creation of Employment.”
Participants expressed concern over the deteriorating economic situation in the country and urged the government to take decisive steps to address the challenges faced by citizens.
The protest was held against the backdrop of recent mass abductions reported in Oyo and Borno States and increasing public frustration over rising cost of living and economic hardship.
The protesters also highlighted the impact of inflation, increasing transportation fares and decreasing purchasing power on the average Nigerians, calling for policies that would reduce the burden on the people.
Prominent human rights lawyer and Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana, is among those who joined calls for improved governance, enhanced security and economic reforms aimed at improving citizens’ welfare.
Earlier, Falana had joined several civil society groups to declare June 12 a day of nationwide demonstrations, citing issues of widespread insecurity, hunger and the economic challenges faced by millions of Nigerians.
Security personnel were deployed to monitor the protest and maintain order during the exercise.
Meanwhile, a group of demonstrators also appeared at the venue to support the Federal Government’s economic and policy reforms.
Pro-government supporters marched with banners bearing messages like “Better Days Ahead for Nigeria,” asking Nigerians to be patient and let the reforms yield positive results.
The group said the policies the government is enacting are meant to reposition the economy for long-term recovery, stability and sustainable growth.
