A human rights group, known as the “Take It Back Movement,” has mobilized demonstrators to march through the streets of Lagos State, decrying the steep rise in food prices and the overall high cost of living in Nigeria.
The protest defies the cautionary statement issued by Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Adegoke Fayoade, on Sunday, highlighting the potential risks associated with public gatherings.
Braving the warnings, protesters converged at the Ojuelegba under bridge area, brandishing placards bearing various messages, voicing their frustrations with the prevailing economic challenges gripping the nation.
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