The streets of Nigeria was occupied by protests which started in the commercial centre of the Country, Lagos on Tuesday morning and other cities within the nation.
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) lead union workers to showed their frustrations on the current economy crisis rocking the country.
Nigerians are currently going through its lowest economy crises in years which was caused by inflation and changes in monetary policies that have rendered the naira Valueless to foreign currencies.
Body in charge of labour acfi trade, NLC said government should abandon foreign policies which has been attributed as the causes of the ongoing hardship.
The country finance minister, Wale Edun confirmed that plans are ongoing to distribute palliatives in cash transfers to help over 12 million vulnerable households.
Farmers in the North seems to be far hit by the crisis as communities can no longer cultivate what they eat because of conflicts.
He said President Bola Tinubu was engaged with activities that will eradicate the ongoing crisis.
