Christopher Musa, the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) of Nigeria, has promised that the Nigerian army will take action if the ongoing protest escalates, as reported by Vanguard....READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE ▶▶
“We will take action if the ongoing hunger protest escalates,” he said. Musa made this statement while answering questions from journalists about the level of violence recorded in the country….READ FULL ARTICLE
Since yesterday, Nigerians have been protesting against hardship, hunger, and other socio-economic issues.
Hoodlums took advantage of the situation on Thursday.
They hijacked the protest, vandalized, and looted people’s properties.
Musa stated that the military is on alert and fully prepared to act if the protest worsens.
He underlined the readiness of the armed forces to maintain order and protect citizens.
He highlighted President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s efforts to improve the economy.
“He is just one year in office and he has done very well, and I know that with these initiatives, we will soon start to see the positive results,” he said.
The protests reflect the growing disappointment among Nigerians over economic hardships.
Despite the government’s initiatives, many citizens are struggling with hunger and financial stress.
The looting and vandalism during the protests have added to the crisis, leading to concerns about public safety and security.
Authorities are monitoring the situation closely, urging protesters to remain peaceful and avoid destructive activities.
The government is calling for dialogue and cooperation to address the issues at hand…READ FULL ARTICLE
