Protesters in Osun demanded that President Bola Tinubu should review or discard some of his policies, which have brought hardship to the majority of Nigerians.
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They called on Mr Tinubu to review his economic policies, saying many Nigerians have been subdued by poverty and frustration since the advent of the All Progressives Congress -led Federal Government. It’s essential to acknowledge that news production incurs expenses, and we take pride in never placing our stories behind a prohibitive paywall.“President Bola Tinubu should review his economic policies and petrol pump price should be reduced to N197 per litre. We are suffering and the pain is unbearable. All the policies that are affecting the poor, Tinubu look into and review them. One of the policies is the fuel subsidy that has been removed.
Also speaking, Alfred Adegoke noted that while the protest was being planned, the government said it will be like the EndSARS protest of 2020, during which public infrastructure was destroyed and many lives lost. In his remark, Wale Adebisi praised the youths for having the consciousness to demand for good governance.However, he lamented that these were lacking in Nigeria. “Education service is at the lowest ebb. There is pervasive insecurity in the country. There are graduates of five, six years without a job. This is saddening.
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