LunagisthubCall to Action: Nigerians Urged to Join June 12 Protests
Activist groups in Nigeria are mobilizing citizens to participate in nationwide protests on June 12. The Campaign for Democratic and Workers’ Rights (CDWR) is leading the charge, citing growing hardship, mass poverty, and concerns about democratic freedoms under the current administration.
The CDWR argues that the government’s policies have abandoned the majority of Nigerians, prioritizing the interests of a select few. They point to the ongoing trial of activists and bloggers as evidence of democratic backsliding, likening the current regime’s response to criticism to the tactics used under military dictatorship.
The group is urging Nigerians to join the protests to resist the growing hardship and poverty affecting many citizens. They believe that collective action can bring attention to the plight of the majority and push for change.
The June 12 protests are seen as a crucial moment for Nigerians to express their concerns and demand action from their leaders. The outcome of these protests could have significant implications for the country’s future, highlighting the importance of citizen engagement and activism in shaping the direction of the nation.
As the protests approach, many are watching to see how the government will respond to the concerns of its citizens. The CDWR’s call to action serves as a reminder of the power of collective action and the importance of holding leaders accountable for their actions.
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