Legal expert Daniel Bwala cautions that the upcoming planned protest could potentially result in disturbances and unrest, urging organizers and participants to consider peaceful alternatives. Read more for insights on this developing situation.

Daniel Bwala, a former spokesperson for the Peoples Democratic Party’s ex-presidential candidate, has warned those intending to organize protests regarding the current economic difficulties that such events may not conclude peacefully in the end.

Bwala, who is honing his skills in defecting to the ruling All Progressives Congress, warned that similar to events witnessed in Kenya, the government will persist while civilians suffer as casualties of massive protests.

If you’re considering participating in a protest, it’s important to remember that everyone has the constitutional right to express their dissent through this means.

Examining the current circumstances and rhetoric, including on social media, it is apparent that this demonstration was not intended to conclude peacefully. Attending a riotous protest may result in purported allies committing acts of vandalism against businesses and government property; ultimately complicating our goals while allowing authorities to restart their efforts anew.

On Wednesday, he remarked that although the government in Kenya is functioning normally, hunger and deprivation are still prevalent amongst its population. Thus, it appears as though they have regressed rather than progressed. He expressed his satisfaction with President’s efforts to fulfill the needs of Nigerian citizens.