Protests Over Economic Crisis in Nigeria Turn Deadly

At least 13 protesters and a police officer killed as demonstrations against rising costs and government policies escalate across the nation.

Nationwide protests erupted over soaring inflation, removal of fuel subsidies, and worsening living conditions.
Security forces used tear gas and live ammunition to disperse crowds, leading to multiple fatalities and injuries.
Curfews imposed in several northern states following violent clashes and looting of public properties.
President Tinubu's economic reforms, including subsidy cuts and currency devaluation, have intensified public discontent.
Amnesty International and other rights groups call for investigations into the use of lethal force by security personnel.