UK-based Nigerians began the #EndBadGovernance protest in London, demanding significant reforms in Nigeria. Protesters called for changes to the constitution, governance, and economic policies, emphasizing the need for better leadership and anti-corruption measures. The demonstration is set to continue across Nigeria from August 1 to 10.
UK-based Nigerians have launched the #EndBadGovernance protest in London, set to be mirrored across Nigeria from August 1 to 10. Gathering at the Nigeria High Commission on Wednesday, demonstrators held placards with messages like "Nigeria's economy at an all-time low," "Nigeria needs saving," and "Protect citizens' rights," voicing their concerns and demanding change.
Omoyele Sowore, the #RevolutionNow convener, published a list of demands on social media directed at President Bola Tinubu's administration. These include scrapping the 1999 Constitution, eliminating the Senate, ensuring a minimum wage of N250,000, investing in education, releasing Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, renationalizing enterprises, reinstating a corruption-free subsidy regime, and probing past and present leaders for corruption.
The protest highlights significant dissatisfaction with Nigeria's governance and calls for substantial reforms to address economic hardship and political corruption. This movement reflects a growing sentiment among Nigerians for comprehensive changes to ensure better governance and improved living conditions.
