•Protesters Nigerians have poured into the streets in major cities across the nation to protest against economic hardship despite the government’s last-minute push to prevent the demonstration. Inflation has reached 34 per cent owing majorly to the twin policies of subsidy removal and floating of the naira. That has pushed the cost of basic it...
The commencement of the #EndBadGovernance protest across the country against hardship may lead to additional operational losses on the part of the domestic carriers due to the restriction of movements. According to the information gathered, many of the domestic airlines recorded very low traffic as passengers out of fear of being caught up in ...
The looming protest, if it goes ahead between Thursday, August 1 and Saturday, August 10, will be the third major nationwide protest in more than one decade. There were 2012 and 2020 protests, and now 2024 uncertain protest, reports Sunday Vanguard. The 2012 protest, tagged Occupy Nigeria, began on Monday, January 2 of that year […]
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