The streets of Nigeria have recently echoed with the footsteps of thousands, united in a fervent call for change. Amidst this fervor, the question arises: What drives a nation to take to the streets in protest, and what does it signify for Africa's most populous country?
In the heart of Nigeria, a nation once buoyant with the promise of progress now simmers with the heat of frustration. Across the bustling streets of Lagos, a wave of nationwide protests has erupted, a cri de cœur against the escalating economic hardship gripping the nation. These demonstrations, organized by passionate young Nigerians through the might of social media, echo the recent unrest seen in Kenya. As authorities beg for time to mend the economy, fearing violence, activists stand坚定不移, vowing to press on.