Nigerians – old and young – have again taken to the streets of Ojuelegba area of Lagos state on Wednesday to demonstrate their displeasure on hike in price of petrol, and electricity tariff.
The peaceful protesters described the current increase in prices of fuel and electricity as an anti-people policy aimed at inciting sufferings for the masses.
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