WAR Alert? Serious Tension As PUTIN Might Interfere In Nationwide Protest Following What Kano Protesters Did; SEE Details
Russian President, Vladimir Putin might interfere in the Nationwide Protest going on in Nigeria following what Protesters in Kano did.
What Did They Do?
Amid the ongoing #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria protests, Kano State youths have taken to the streets, waving Russian flags and calling on Russian President Vladimir Putin to intervene.
Frustrated Nigerians first came to the streets on Thursday, August 1, to demand improved governance and an end to pressing issues such as food inflation, general inflation, and rising living costs.
The extraordinary display of Russian flags reflects demonstrators’ dissatisfaction with the domestic government’ s handling of the economic crisis, which has exacerbated hunger and hardship.
The protestors’ calls for Putin’ s intervention reflect growing anger among Nigerians who believe their problems are being ignored by their own administration, led by President Bola Tinubu.
Meanwhile, the #EndBadGovernance demonstration has restarted in Kano State, gathering a large number of protesters.
Frustrated citizens marched through the streets, demanding better governance and an end to urgent issues like as food inflation, general inflation, and the high cost of life.
A lot of Nigerians have reacted to this news, someone said; ” The real sponsors of coups in Africa are gradually showing their face in Nigeria. The government should address this issue immediately so it doesn’ t escalate more than this” .
Another person wrote; ” The biggest threat to Tinubu so far. This funny step is very captivating as it is easily calling the world attention. More people are joining the movement. More Russian flags are being raised right now in kano” .
Someone else said; ” This is a grand plan by Northerners to cause a coup against President Tinubu’ s Government. Something they never did for 8 wasted years of Buhari. I support Tinubu and we the igbo nation and southerners in general wil support Tinubu’ s government. The north doesn’ t owe Nigeria, we all did. Tinubu all the way” .