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LAGOS (Nigeria): Thousands of protesters marched Thursday in major cities in Nigeria to demand “immediate action” on the country’s economic hardship, food crisis and inflation.Anadolu Agency reported protests began early in Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial hub, despite a move by the government to stop demonstrations.The crowd, mostly youths and human rights activists, marched to the city centre and business areas of Ikeja, Ojota and Ojodu, while chanting: “We’re hungry, don’t kill us, enough of hunger and hardship, anti-poor policies, end hardship now!”In the nation’s capital of Abuja, Adams Asmau, a coordinator of the Take Back Nigeria movement and an organiser of the protests, said demonstratio

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