ABUJA ON 🔥 FIRE! ! ! Tension In Capital As Protesters Humiliates Buhari On Independence Day,1 min read

A lot of protests have been organized in recent days which has been against the interest of President Muhammadu Buhari. A lot of people have said many things and made a lot of statements which has shown that they do not seem to be interested in what is happening in the country. In the past month, many people have been reported dead and a lot of properties have been burnt to the ground.

Nigeria is likely not the way it is anymore and due to that, some people who have what it takes have stormed the street to protest against the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.

On Friday, as Nigerians prepare to celebrate independence, many people rushed to the street to rubbish President Muhammadu Buhari. A photo that was posted on social media by a Nigerian activist, Omoyeye Sowore has attracted a lot of attention. Before now, Sowore has made it known that there would be a protest on October 1st.

Sowore had earlier promised to protest against the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari on October first and just today, he has uploaded many photos on his Twitter page showing the ongoing protest in Abuja. Last year, many protests were organized as well.

Many people took to the street last year October to protest against the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari due to the police brutality and another incident which the people of the country have suffered. Despite the protest, it seems nothing has changed as people on many different platforms have always said a thing or the other about the president. Despite the protest, President Buhari has continued to do his very best to provide for the people and promote peace in all parts of the country.

Meanwhile, today in Abuja, many people were seen holding different banners with different things written on them. Many of the protesters want the president to be removed from power as they brought out a banner with different things written on it. Also, they complained of a failed system, corruption, insecurity, bad leadership, unemployment, and other issues in the country which has affected the general public. Unless the issue is solved, there may likely be another protest in the future.

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