In a shocking display of hypocrisy, the “End Bad Governance” protest movement, claiming to fight for the rights of ordinary Nigerians, has been exposed for selling T-Shirts to “hunger protesters” at an exorbitant price of 6,000 Naira ($15 USD).
The movement, which has gained significant attention in recent weeks for its calls to end corruption and bad governance in Nigeria, appears to be profiteering from the very people it claims to be fighting for.
Critics have slammed the move as a clear case of exploitation, with many questioning the true motives of the protest leaders.
“This is nothing short of hypocrisy,” said Lagos resident and protest observer, Tolani Adeyemi. “How can they claim to be fighting for the people when they’re making money off their desperation?”
The T-Shirts, which bear the slogan “Hunger Protest”, are being sold to protesters who are reportedly struggling to make ends meet.
“It’s like they’re taking advantage of our suffering,” said protester, Nneka Okoro. “We’re here fighting for a better life, and they’re making money off us.”
The protest movement has yet to respond to the allegations, but the controversy has already sparked outrage on social media.
“This is not what we signed up for,” tweeted @NaijaWatch. “Protest leaders should be ashamed of themselves.”
As the controversy continues to unfold, one thing is clear: the “End Bad Governance” movement has some serious explaining to do.
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