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Nationwide protest: Tinubu more loved in Southeast – Dele Farotimi

According to human rights advocate and attorney Dele Farotimi, President Bola Tinubu may have greater affection in the Southeast.

According to Farotimi, the conclusion was drawn using data showing how widely dispersed the ongoing protests are geographically.

“On the evidence of the geographical spread of the ongoing protests, it is safe to conclude that Tinubu is much more loved in the land of the rising sun, than in any other part of Nigeria,” he posted on X Friday.

The statement is made in response to reports of no protests in any of the five states that make up the Southeast geopolitical zone.

According to ZINGTIE, a nationwide protest started by some Nigerians on August 1, 2024, is still going on.

The protest’s leaders have lamented the pervasive hunger and inflation in the

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