The hunger protests and Nigeria’s rising season of discontent, By Cheta Nwanze
Police officers disperse protesters with tear gas at the gate of the Federal Ministry of Finance, Abuja. At the heart ...
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Breaking the chains of injustice in Nigeria, By Adamu Rabiu
#EndBadGovernance protesters The primary and major reasons for the protests, which are numerous, include the removal of fuel subsidy, increase ...
Searching for the crossroads, By Bolutife Oluwadele
Therefore, with the sophistication of many solutions, it is time to find our way back to the crossroads and find ...
Beyond the protests…, By Reuben Abati
President Tinubu Mr Atedo Peterside, founder of Stanbic IBTC; Dr Muda Yusuf of the Centre for the Promotion of Private ...
Days of rage as definition of “peaceful protest”?, By Abdul Wahab Oyedokun
The movement has been rudderless in many cities where it has staged protests. Anarchy thus became the order of the ...
How proponents, opponents of #EndBadGovernance protest have rallied for supporters
Amid rising costs of living and low public confidence in the government, widespread grievances are fuelling discontent among many Nigerians.
Why protests haven’t been a successful tool in Nigeria, By Kunle LawalÂ
For protests to be more effective in Nigeria, it is crucial to develop a more strategic approach. This involves setting ...
The threatened protests and search for paradise, By ‘Tope Fasua
I recommend that we are very cautious about these protests. We must keep things at a civil level. We must ...
Kenya’s Gen-Z protest and Nigeria’s proposed days of rage, By Titilope Anifowoshe
Kenyan protest (PHOTO CREDIT: Arise TV) I must applaud the Kenyan youths for their resilience and solidarity, standing firm despite ...