Updated: October 1st: Protest erupts in Ondo (Photos)

As the nation celebrates its Independence, protesters across some part of the country have thronged the street to express their displeasure about the prevailing hardship.

However, in Akure, the Ondo State capital, hordes of protesters were seen around the popular Cathedral road, chanting songs of solidarity.

Led by kunle Ajayi, the protesters unanimously demanded good governance and implicit end to hardship.

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“Anti-government policies of the current government have further plunged the country into economic crisis, noting that Nigerians can no longer bear the hardship. “As you can see, Nigerians are angry and at the same time hungry because of the poor economic policies of Tinubu’s government. Imagine the price of fuel. With the high price of food, the common man can no longer feed well. Do they want to kill us? Why is this government not listening to the people? “There is hunger in the land, inflation in the country because of poor and unfavourable economic policies. We are demanding an end to this suffering. They should immediately reverse both fuel subsidy and electricity. This government continues to waste our resources and enrich their own pockets. We want to say enough is enough. They should allow the common man to breathe,” he said
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