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Youth Protest in Lagos Over Economic Hardship

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There’s a lively protest happening in Lagos right now. A large group of young people has gathered at Ikeja Undebridge, and they’re set to march towards Ojota as part of their demonstration.

This protest started today and is planned to continue until August 10. It’s all in response to the tough economic conditions that many Nigerians are currently facing.

People have been expressing their frustrations about the high cost of living, rampant hunger, soaring unemployment rates, and lack of access to quality education. These are just some of the issues that have pushed them to speak out.

The protesters began their rally around 8 am, singing solidarity songs and holding up placards that demand better governance from their leaders.

While they’re out and about, there’s a strong security presence in the area, including police officers and civil defense personnel keeping an eye on things. Although traffic is lighter than usual on some roads like the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway and the Alausa area, hundreds of young people are determinedly making their way from the Underbridge as part of the protest.

Rachel Adams

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