#EndBadGovt Day 3! Bloodshed As Police Attack Protesters, Shoot Little Child To Death In Delta [WATCH VIDEO]
A tragic incident unfolded at Oza House Junction in Agbor, Delta State, Nigeria. Peaceful protesters gathered to voice their concerns were met with a violent response from the Nigerian police.
In a shocking turn of events, the police allegedly used live ammunition against the crowd, resulting in the deaths of two people, including a child. Additionally, one protester was severely injured during the attack.
This incident marks a significant escalation in the ongoing nationwide protests, which are part of the #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria movement. The protests began on August 1, driven by widespread frustration over economic mismanagement, which has led to increased hunger and a rising cost of living. Protesters are demanding better governance and more accountability from their leaders.
On Friday, the second day of the protests, another incident of police violence was reported in Ughelli, Delta State. At the Otovwodo Junction, a demonstrator was shot by the police. A video obtained by SaharaReporters shows the victim being transported on a motorcycle, bleeding profusely.
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Since the protests began, citizens across Nigeria have been voicing their anger and frustration at the government’ s failures. They emphasize that poor economic decisions have severely impacted their daily lives, leaving many struggling to make ends meet.
Further reports from SaharaReporters reveal that in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, protesters faced similar violence. On Friday, a demonstrator reported that Nigerian policemen shot directly at them while he was holding the Nigerian flag. The incident occurred near the National Hospital in FCT, where police allegedly attacked protesters with iron rods and large sticks, forcing many to flee into the surrounding bushes for safety.
These incidents of police brutality highlight the tense atmosphere and the dangerous conditions that protesters face. Despite the risks, Nigerians continue to rally for change, demanding an end to bad governance and calling for better economic policies to improve their lives.
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