Breaking: Nigerians Stage #FearlessInOctober Protest in Abuja, Demand End to Bad Governance

By Iyojo Ameh

Hundreds of Nigerians flooded the streets of Abuja in a bold demonstration, dubbed #FearlessInOctober, demanding an end to bad governance across the country. The protest, which has gained national attention, was organized by a coalition of civil society organizations, activists, and concerned citizens.

The demonstration reflects rising frustration over Nigeria’s political, economic, and social challenges.

Protesters, largely composed of young Nigerians, marched through the capital, carrying placards with slogans such as “Enough is Enough,” “End Bad Governance Now,” and “We Demand Accountability.”

One of the prominent figures leading the protest is human rights activist and Sahara Reporters publisher, Mr.

Omoyele Sowore. His involvement has drawn significant attention and mobilized additional support for the movement.

The protest emphasizes the growing demand for accountability and reform, capturing the sentiment of a population eager for change. As the march continues, it showcases the determination of Nigerians to hold their leaders accountable and push for a better future for the nation.