EndHunger: Protesters reject new anthem, sing ‘Arise O Compatriots’

On Thursday in Port Harcourt, #EndBadGovernance protesters chose to sing the former national anthem, “Arise O Compatriots,” instead of the recently reintroduced “Nigeria We Hail Thee.”

The federal government had reinstated “Nigeria We Hail Thee” a few months ago, with President Bola Tinubu making it official on May 29, 2024.

Despite this, the protesters sang “Arise O Compatriots” as a statement of solidarity and a call for improved governance.

Nationwide, Nigerians also rallied on Thursday to protest worsening hunger and rising food prices.

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