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FCT Minister Nyesom Wike’s residence in Port Harcourt has come under the siege of the #EndBadGovernanceinNigeria protestersWike, an immediate past governor of Rivers state, has severally called on the protesters to suspend their agitations and negotiate with the governmentIn a trending video, the protesters stormed the residence of the minister, which was heavily guided by armed security men
Port Harcourt, Rivers – Port Harcourt, the capital of Rivers state, has been tense as the hunger protesters marched to the residence of the immediate past governor and minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike.
The demonstrators, who are protesting bad governance in the country and the increased cost of living, marched to Wike’s residence on Tuesday, August 6.
Protesters stormed Wike’s house in Port Harcourt
Photo Credit: @GovWike
Source: Twitter
According to The Punch, the protesters, in their large numbers, were carrying placards with different inscriptions and chanting in front of the minister’s house.
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Heavy security personnel with rifles were seen guarding the house when one of the protesters said: “That’s Wike’s house.”
When did hunger protests begin in Nigeria?
The #EndBadGovernanceinNigeria protests started on Thursday, August 1, against the administration of President Bola Tinubu over the country’s affairs. The movement, which started on social media, has gained momentum in recent weeks, with thousands of Nigerians taking to the streets to demand change. Protesters are calling for an end to corruption, improved economic management, and better governance.
The protests have been sparked by a range of issues, including fuel price hikes, electricity tariff increases, and a general feeling of discontent with the government’s performance. Demonstrators are demanding that the government take concrete steps to address these issues and improve the lives of ordinary Nigerians. The movement has gained widespread support, with many Nigerians expressing their frustration with the government’s handling of the country.
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See the video of the moment here:
Nigerians react as protesters climb police armoured vehicle
Henzodaily.ng earlier reported that hunger protesters in Kaduna state have been caught in a viral video climbing a police armoured vehicle.
The Kaduna protesters have joined their counterparts across the country, demanding good governance from the government.
The trending video has generated mixed reactions from concerned Nigerians, with some condemning the northern leaders for failing to give proper education to the people.
Source: Henzodaily.ng
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