[BREAKING] Live Updates: Hunger Protests Enter Day Three Across Nigeria
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<p>Today August 3rd 2024 marked the third day Nigerians have taken to the streets across the nation to protest the hunger and hardship ravaging the land. Naija News reports that the protest which started on August 1st, continues in major cities across the world largest black nation. On day two of the protest, clashes between […]</p>
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Today August 3rd 2024 marked the third day Nigerians have taken to the streets across the nation to protest the hunger and hardship ravaging the land.
Naija News reports that the protest which started on August 1st, continues in major cities across the world largest black nation.
On day two of the protest, clashes between security agents and protesters were recorded in Agbor Delta State and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja.
The protest continued on a peaceful note in Lagos State, Oyo State, Rivers State and a few other states.
Stick with Naija News as we continue to bring you updates on the protest…
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