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“Restore Subsidies or Face Escalating Protests,Osun CSOs Warn Tinubu”
Lawal prompted the federal government to initiate policies that will lessen the burden of economic hardship on Nigerians, not the palliatives it is distributing to the states.
The civil society organizations also commanded the release of the detained protesters.
He said: “The #EndBadGovernance protest ended today. Unfortunately, the president hasn’t addressed all the issues the protesters raised. Mr President spoke without listening to most Nigerians who are lamenting ‘ebi n pawa o’ (we are hungry) every day.
“We demand the reversal of fuel and electricity subsidies removal because it has been hurting the citizens, leading to hyperinflation, a high cost of living and economic hardship in the country.
“We demand the immediate release of all the protesters in police custody, including those arrested during the #EndSARS protest, and provision for adequate compensation for the violations of their human rights.
“The OCSC enjoins the federal government to act swiftly to avoid pushing citizens to their limits.
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