Dagogo says protests show APC losing public support
Farah Dagogo, a former House of Representatives member, has criticized the All Progressives Congress (APC)-led government, citing ongoing protests as evidence of widespread dissatisfaction. He highlighted the growing frustration among Nigerians over economic hardship, insecurity, and unfulfilled promises by the ruling party. Dagogo called on the government to take immediate action to address these challenges and restore public confidence. He also expressed optimism about the increasing support for the African Democratic Congress as a viable alternative.
What we know
- Farah Dagogo described the ongoing protests across Nigeria as a clear sign of public dissatisfaction with the APC-led government.
- He pointed to worsening economic conditions, insecurity, and unfulfilled promises as reasons for the demonstrations.
- Dagogo urged the government to take immediate steps to ease the burden on Nigerians and restore trust.
- He expressed confidence that the APC would relinquish power at the end of its tenure on May 29, 2027.
- Dagogo emphasized the need for political leaders to prioritize national unity, good governance, and policies that directly improve citizens' welfare.
