The groups behind the national protest starting on Thursday have asked President Bola Tinubu to reduce the cost of petrol to below N300 a litre.
The essential fluid now sells as much as N800 in some places.
But, in one of the organisers’ flyer sighted online, they insist the government should reverse some of the decisions it has taken and some he inherited.
The aggrieved Nigerians have been mobilising and organising on social media platforms especially X (formerly Twitter).
Different groups are organising the protests, including the Take It Back Movement, led by former presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore.
Other groups include Concerned Nigerians, Nigerians Against Hunger, Initiative for Change, Take it Back Movement, Revolution Now, Human Rights Co-Advocacy Group, Nigerians Against Corruption Initiative, Citizens for Change Advocacy Initiative, Timely Intervention, Active Citizens Group, Students for Change, We Coalition, Total Intervention, Refurbished Nigeria, Tomorrow Today, Our Future in Our Own Hands Initiative, Youths Against Tyranny, and Call a Spade a Spade Movement, among others.
They noted: “Transition to a unicameral legislature; Judicial and Constitutional Reforms: Implement thorough judicial and constitutional reforms: Scraping of the 1999 Constitution and replace it with a people-made constitution through a Sovereign National Conference, followed by a National Referendum.
“Probe past and present Nigerian leaders who have looted the treasury, recover their loot, and reinvest it.
“Restructure Nigeria to accommodate its diversity, resource control, decentralization, and regional development. Reform security agencies to stop human rights violations and enhance citizens’ physical security.
“Shake up the judiciary to remove corrupt judges and officers, ensuring real justice for citizens. Introduce diaspora voting to allow Nigerians abroad to vote.”
