In a related development, the Federal Government says it has established an online feedback mechanism to enable Nigerians, especially people at the grassroots, to air their opinions and contribute to governance.

Abiodun Essiet, Senior Special Assistant to President Bola Tinubu, on Community Engagement, North Central, disclosed this during a town hall meeting with the people of Niger, on Sunday in Minna.

At the meeting was tagged; ”Presidential Community,stakeholders  called on the government to develop institutions that would curb corruption and tackle Nigeria’s security challenges.

Habila Diko, Director of Planning, Research and Strategy, at the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), in Niger, argued that the money realised from fuel subsidy removal was enough to tackle the current economic hardships if properly harnessed.

Diko blamed the ”End Bad Governance” protest on the past and current mistakes of the country’s leaders.