Northern youths have distanced themselves from the planned mass protests, which allegedly aim to address President Bola Tinubu’s poor governance.
Nigerians have kicked against signing of the Samoa agreement by the government of President Bola Tinubu. [Getty Images]
On Monday, May 29, President Tinubu declared the removal of subsidies at his inauguration in Abuja, a move that was unexpected and shook the Nigerian economy.
Since Tinubu made the crucial declaration, the cost of living, basic food items, petroleum products, and other essential commodities has inflated by 300%.
This development has triggered several planned protests nationwide against President Tinubu’s government.
Meanwhile, the Arewa Youth Federation (AYF) has firmly distanced itself from the planned mass protests, which are allegedly aimed at addressing poor governance in Nigeria.
According to the group, these protests are driven by individuals with hidden agendas who are hostile to the nation and could lead to national destabilisation and harm.
In a statement from its President, Kabir Mutazu, the AYF declared that it will not be involved in any protests within the 19 Northern states or the Federal Capital Territory (FCT)….Seē _ Morē