[BREAKING] Live Updates: Nationwide Protest Continues, Enters Day Five
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<p>The nationwide protest against bad governance and hunger continued today across the country. Naija News reports that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu had on Sunday morning addressed Nigerians, urging them to suspend their strike, while reeling out the achievements of his administration. This, however, did not stop protesters from storming the streets in Plateau, Lagos, and […]</p>
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The nationwide protest against bad governance and hunger continued today across the country.
Naija News reports that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu had on Sunday morning addressed Nigerians, urging them to suspend their strike, while reeling out the achievements of his administration.
This, however, did not stop protesters from storming the streets in Plateau, Lagos, and other states across the country.
Stick with Naija News for updates on day five of the nationwide demonstrations…
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