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3-Days to Nationwide Protests, Nigerian Women Stage ‘Say No to Protest’ in Abuja

VOICE AIR MEDIA, News Update

Ahead of the August 1st nationwide protest against bad governance, a group of women is currently staging a rally in Abuja tagged “Say No to Protest.”

In viral photos sighted on Monday morning, the women are seen holding placards and gathered in large numbers.

It was gathered that the group of women comes from various states in Nigeria and has assembled in the Federal Capital Territory to show support for President Bola Tinubu amid the planned nationwide protests against hunger and bad governance.

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