Popular social media activist, VeryDarkMan, on Thursday led a protest in Abuja as dozens of supporters joined him in demanding urgent action over insecurity, economic hardship and worsening living conditions across the country.
The protest, which started in parts of the Federal Capital Territory, attracted youths carrying placards with different messages, including calls for improved security and better governance. Some demonstrators were also seen chanting “Tinubu Must Go” as the procession moved through the city.
The activist, who returned to Nigeria from China yesterday, had on Wednesday night staged a protest shortly after arriving in Abuja.
Thursday’s demonstration appeared to build on that action, with participants raising concerns over recent security challenges facing the country.
Several protesters cited the continued cases of kidnappings, bandit attacks and killings in different parts of Nigeria. They argued that many communities still live in fear despite repeated assurances from authorities.
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