Woman carries empty pot to #EndBadGovernance protest in Lagos

A woman was seen carrying an empty pot during the #EndBadGovernance protest on Kudirat Abiola Way in Ikeja, Lagos.

The protest, part of a broader movement across Nigeria, attracted a large crowd voicing their dissatisfaction with government policies and economic conditions.

The woman’s empty pot, a potent symbol of hunger and hardship, resonated with many protesters who are struggling with high inflation, unemployment, and economic instability.

The demonstration in Lagos was one of many held nationwide, with citizens demanding better governance and accountability from the country’s leaders.

The #EndBadGovernance protests have gained momentum in recent days, with participants calling for comprehensive reforms and an end to corruption and mismanagement.

The woman’s silent yet powerful message encapsulates the dire situation faced by many Nigerians, amplifying the voices of those struggling to make ends meet.

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