Join Monday’s Protest Or Close Shop, Protesters Warn Jos Business Owners

Join Monday’s Protest Or Close Shop, Protesters Warn Jos Business Owners

Nigerians participating in the End Bad Governance protest in Jos, Plateau State, have issued an ultimatum to local business owners, demanding that they join the protest on Monday, August 5, or face a shutdown of their businesses…… CONTINUE READING

According to DailyTrust, the protesters delivered this warning on August 4, stating that their aim is to prevent any damage to properties. They criticized President Bola Tinubu’s recent Sunday broadcast for failing to address the nation’s pressing issues.

The protesters, including both adults and youth, have vowed to mobilize more participants to express their dissatisfaction with the broadcast, asserting that the protest is their primary means of communicating their concerns to the government.

Carrying placards, leaves, and flags, the demonstrators moved through the streets issuing their warning: “No business tomorrow. Everyone should come out for the protest.”

Their key demands include the removal of the fuel subsidy and measures to address insecurity in the country.

In his broadcast, President Tinubu had rejected the reinstatement of the fuel subsidy, calling its removal a painful but necessary step to alleviate the economic constraints it imposed, which he described as detrimental to the nation’s economic growth.

The protest in Plateau has been largely peaceful, with minimal reports of violence.

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