The ongoing protest against widespread hunger and scarcity of essential commodities across the country resumed on Wednesday in Ibadan, the Oyo state capital.
This is coming a few days after President Bola Ahmed Tinubu addressed Nigerians in a national broadcast.
Tinubu, on Sunday during the national broadcast said that he had heard the messages of the protesters loud and clear.
Our correspondent however reports that a group of protesters assembled at the front of the University of Ibadan to continue with the protest on Wednesday.
The protesters who are mainly human rights activists and youths were seen around the main gate of the university Wednesday morning.
The protesters carried different placards to communicate their demands to the public.
A spokesman for the protesters, Solomon Emiola who spoke with DAILY POST notes that the protesters resumed the protests because the national broadcast failed to address the yearnings of Nigerians.
Emiola said, “We are protesting because the President failed to address the needs of the Nigerian masses. He has failed to address the needs of the people.
“He said all the demands of the people, the solution to it is rice palliative. And we are tired of eating rice. A bag of rice now is ninety thousand naira.
“I as a person, don’t have a piece of rice in my house now, not to talk of having a congo or rice. That means we Nigerians, we are suffering.
“And with the high cost of living, we cannot go to school because the tuition fees have increased. The tuition fees are above minimum wage, where do they want us to see it?
“No employment, insecurity is there, all the problems keep ravaging and our president said he is not ready to address it”.
EndBadGovernance: Protest resumes in Ibadan despite Tinubu’s broadcast
