Hundreds of Nigerians have taken to the streets of Abuja in a powerful protest tagged #FearlessInOctober, demanding an end to bad governance in the country.
The protest which is been organized by a group of civil society organisations, activists, and concerned citizens, reflects the growing frustrations over the country’s political, economic, and social woes.
Protesters, many of whom are young Nigerians, marched through the heart of the capital, brandishing placards with messages such as “Enough is Enough,” “End Bad Governance Now,” and “We Demand Accountability.”
One of the leaders of the protest is Mr Omoyele Sowore, human rights activist and publisher of Sahara Reporters, whose involvement has galvanized support for the movement.
Moreover, the protest underscores a collective call for accountability and reform, echoing the sentiments of a populace eager for change and better governance in Nigeria.
As the march continues, it highlights the determination of citizens to hold their leaders accountable and advocate for a brighter future for the nation.
