In the lead-up to the August nationwide protest against bad governance and the prevailing security crisis in Nigeria, several developments have taken place that observers say are meant to counter the demonstrations.
Chief among these controversial measures are the removal of fuel and electricity subsidies, which have been blamed for the current economic turmoil.
The protest, organized just over a year since President Bola Tinubu took office, highlights widespread discontent with the reforms implemented under his administration.
Chief among these controversial measures are the removal of fuel and electricity subsidies, which have been blamed for the current economic turmoil.
As tensions rise, regional governance experts suggest the government’s response to the planned protest is being closely watched both domestically and internationally.
Report by Fatimah Ibrahim
