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  Introduction: Fuel scarcity is a recurring nightmare for Nigerians, a problem that has persisted for decades with no lasting solution in sight. The latest wave of scarcity has once again exposed the inefficiencies and lack of accountability within the country’s oil sector. The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), under the leadership of Mele Kyari, has offered various excuses, but these explanations have done little to ease the frustration of the millions of Nigerians affected. As the nation grapples with yet another fuel crisis, it is clear that the time for excuses is over, and the need for concrete action is more urgent than ever. The Cycle of Fuel Scarcity: Fuel scarcity in Nigeria is not a new phenomenon. It has become a cyclical event, occurring with alarming regularity and causing widespread disruption to daily life. Each time, the reasons given for the scarcity are familiar—pipeline vandalism, foreign exchange challenges, or logistical issues. Yet, despite th...

 In a powerful demonstration of civic engagement, a group of determined protesters gathered outside the residence of former Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike, demanding an end to bad governance in Nigeria. This protest, marked by the hashtag #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria, reflects the growing discontent among Nigerians towards their leaders and the state of governance in the country. The Catalyst for the Protest The protest was sparked by widespread frustration over numerous governance issues plaguing the nation. These include rampant corruption, inadequate infrastructure, lack of transparency, and general dissatisfaction with the political leadership. For many Nigerians, the promises of improved living conditions and better governance have remained unfulfilled, leading to a surge in public outcry. The Scene at Wike’s Residence The protesters, armed with placards and banners, converged on Wike’s residence in a peaceful yet vocal manner. Their messages were clear: they were fed up with...