#EndBadGovernaceProtest: Police Fire Live Bullets at Journalists in Abuja

Police Fire Live Bullets at Journalists in Abuja: A Detailed Account

Nationwide Protests Against Hardship

(iexclusivenews) – On Saturday, Abuja witnessed a distressing incident where police fired live bullets at a vehicle carrying journalists and hunger protesters.

This event is part of a larger wave of nationwide protests against the economic hardships exacerbated by certain policies of President Bola Tinubu.

The protests, which began on August 1, are set to continue until August 10.

Chaos at Abuja National Stadium

The Protesters’ Plight

The shooting occurred at the Abuja National Stadium, where protesters had gathered.

The sudden gunfire caused widespread panic, forcing both journalists and protesters to flee for their lives.

The police had previously instructed the protesters to vacate the Federal Capital Territory, but tensions escalated when this directive was ignored.

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The protests are a response to the increasing economic difficulties faced by many Nigerians.

Organizers have vowed to continue their demonstrations until their demands are met.

The incident at the stadium highlights the growing unrest and the government’s stringent measures to control the situation.

Implications of the Incident

This alarming event raises significant concerns about the safety of journalists and the right to peaceful protest in Nigeria.

The use of live ammunition against unarmed civilians and media personnel is a severe escalation that could have far-reaching consequences for civil liberties in the country.