Nigerians declare ‘days of fury’ in response to economic woes

Nigeria is facing major economic challenges, with skyrocketing inflation and increasing food prices. Activists like Banwo Olagokun from the Take It Back Movement are spearheading protests to demand government action. Despite warnings, these protests are gaining momentum, with organizers demanding cost-of-living reforms and free education.

The government’s responses, such as job opportunities and financial aid, have failed to satisfy the protesters. This unrest stems from policy changes that have adversely affected the economy, compounded by security issues. Businesses are also feeling the impact, with many struggling to stay afloat.

As tensions rise, concerns about potential violence linger, reminiscent of past protests. However, activists remain steadfast in their mission for change, defying government warnings. The situation paints a grim picture of Nigeria’s economic state and the challenges ahead.