Speaking to journalists on Friday, Musa addressed concerns about recent violence and disruptions associated with the protests, which have been driven by widespread frustration over economic hardship and hunger.
Musa’s comments come amid reports that protests, which began in earnest yesterday, have been marred by acts of vandalism and looting by some individuals.
The Defence Minister, Mohammed Badaru Abubakar, has praised the National Council for Civil Society of Nigeria for refraining from participating in the protests.
According to Vanguard, Abubakar highlighted President Bola Tinubu’s ongoing initiatives aimed at improving the economy and expressed confidence in positive changes within the coming months.
The protests have drawn significant attention to socio-economic issues in Nigeria, prompting heightened security measures across affected areas….Viêw_More
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