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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2024 · 33 MIN

Why the #ENDBADGOVERNANCE in Nigeria Protest Must Hold

from The Discourse · host j-Lake

In a bold push for transformative change, Nigerian youth are gearing up for a nationwide peaceful protest from August 1 to 10, 2024, demanding a more equitable society with effective leadership, affordable food, zero hunger, and a reduced cost of living. The movement, undeterred by warnings and opposing views from certain political quarters, aims to bring attention to the pressing issues plaguing the nation. However, the government of the day has been given reasons why the protest should not hold. On the other hand, these youth are insisting to hit the streets for a change. Follow the discussion with Adenola Michael and Opatola Victor.

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