Some Nigerian youths stormed Lagos Island on Monday, July 29th, to agitate against the upcoming nationwide demonstration on August 1st.
A video making the rounds online shows the moment the youths grabbed center stage on the street with a bright poster stating ‘Say No to Protest’.
It is no longer news that some Nigerians planned to protest the country’s ongoing economic misery under the hashtag #EndBadGovernanceinNigeria.
The demonstration, which has gained support online, is set to take place in all states of the federation, as well as the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, beginning from August 1.
However, young people from various regions gathered in the Lagos Island area to show their support for Tinubu’s administration, urging other young people to “shun violent protests”.
Watch the video below:
Social media users have shared their thoughts via comment section. Some reactions are shown below:
@Loadedbrodah said, “Maybe na me dey craze! Please I need someone to explain to me. How do you say NO to protest by PROTESTING? how does this make sense to anyone?”
@Khanstillday said, “Imagine, shey these ones no day suffer??”
@Dhavidote said, “You just know they paid them 5k each for all this”.
@47kasz said, “Imagine the country we are in 😭😭.. God it’s about to be finished”.
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