Frustrations Erupt As Lagosians Take To The Streets, Demanding Change.

LAGOS, iexclusivenews – The streets of Lagos are simmering with frustration as members of the human rights group “Take It Back Movement” stage a protest against the crippling economic hardship gripping the nation.

The ongoing demonstration, taking place near the Ojuelegba under bridge, sees passionate citizens raise their voices against the skyrocketing cost of food and essential goods, a burden felt by millions of Nigerians.

Protesters Demand Action Amidst Economic Turmoil

The protestors, wielding placards emblazoned with slogans like “End the Food Hike!” and “We Can’t Afford to Live!”, express their deep concern over the deteriorating economic situation.

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This public outcry comes just days before a nationwide strike planned by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC), scheduled for February 27th and 28th, further highlighting the widespread discontent amongst Nigerians.

Police Urge Peaceful Expression as Tensions Rise

Amidst the escalating tensions, the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Adegoke Fayoade, has issued a public statement urging protestors to exercise their right to assembly peacefully and to respect the rights of others.

While the full extent of the protests and their impact remain to be seen, one thing is clear: the economic challenges facing Nigeria are a pressing concern for its citizens, and the demand for change is growing louder.

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This story is still developing, and it is crucial to stay informed about the latest updates. Keep an eye on iexclusivenews for further information on the protests, the nationwide strike, and any official responses from the government.