💨 Abstract
In Nigeria, 76 individuals, including 30 minors, are charged with treason and inciting a military coup following deadly August protests against economic hardships. The protests, which took place in multiple cities, were in response to economic reforms leading to rampant inflation and increasing hardship for ordinary Nigerians. President Bola Tinubu supports these reforms. At least 13 people died during the initial clashes with security forces.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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