Tinubu’s Inflation: Nigerians begin hunger protest at Abuja-Kaduna Road
On Monday, protesters in Suleja hit the streets over economic hardship under President Bola Tinubu’s watch.
A traveller told Peoples Gazette Monday afternoon.
The #EndBadGovernance protests, designed to air aggrieved citizens’ view of Mr Tinubu’s harsh economic policies, are scheduled to kick off on August 1.
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