The protesters expressed their grievances over the surges in gas and fuel prices, blocking major roads to draw attention to what they perceived as a lack of government intervention in addressing the rising cost of essential commodities.
Videos shared on social media depicted the protesters chanting protest songs while security agents, including policemen, observed the situation.
Speaking to the protesters, Yakubu Garba, the Deputy Governor of Niger State, acknowledged the challenges faced by families in the country.
He assured the protesters that the government was actively working to alleviate the economic burden and reduce the impact of the petrol subsidy removal on the cost of living.
KanyiDaily recalls that Nigerian celebrity stylist, Toyin Lawani recently expressed her deep concern over the increasing insecurity and severe economic challenges prevalent in the country.
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