Despite a court order restraining the #Endbadgovernance protests in Lagos to specific venues, the demonstrators still held street processions in the nation’s commercial capital.

A Lagos High Court had granted an application filed by the State’s Attorney General, LAWAL PEDRO, seeking to restrict the nationwide protest, in Lagos to the Gani Fawehinmi Freedom Park in Ojota and the Peace Park in Ketu.

But the defiant protesters marched through Alausa to Ojota, singing solidarity songs and drawing the attention of the government to the plight of the citizens.

Speaking exclusively with Super FM News in Ojota, one the demonstrators decried the hunger and economic situation in the country while also reeling out their demands.

Also speaking with Super FM News, a Human Rights and Public Interest Lawyer, INIBEHE EFFIONG expressed optimism that the protest will remain peaceful.