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The ongoing #EndBadGovernance protests to draw attention to the economic situation in the country entered day four on Sunday with protesters still turning out to join the demonstrations.
In Jos, the Plateau State capital, the Christians among the protesters opted to attend church service at the protest ground, as against going to a physical church.
They held a live Sunday service at the protest ground in the Old Airport Junction in Jos with prayers offered for divine intervention in the economic crisis bedeviling Nigerians.
The service was conducted by Prophet Isa El-Buba, who has been part of the hunger protest since August 1, when the protests kicked off.
The continued protest is still ongoing despite a charge by President Bola Tinubu for the organisers to suspend it and give room for dialogue.
The president in a nation-wide protest on Sunday had listed programs his government had put in place to alleviate the hardships on the people.
He also justified why he had to remove the subsidy on fuel and take a stand on foreign exchange policies.
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