Nigerian protests fizzle out after deadly police crackdown

  • 22 days ago
Nigerian protests against economic hardship, which have brought hundreds of thousands onto the streets since August 1, were meant to last for ten days. But on Monday (August 5) few protesters were turning up after a violent police response. - REUTERS

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