PICTORIAL: Hoodlums loot, vandalise NCC building in Kano during #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria protest

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By Okiki Adeduyite

Hoodlums have looted the newly built Nigeria Communication Commission Industrial Park in Kano State as the #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria protest started today.

The vandals targeted the Kano Information and Communication Technology Centre, just days before its scheduled launch, setting it on fire and making off with valuable equipment.

Photos circulating online show youths leaving the scene with looted items, including computers, furniture, and electronics.

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Nationwide protests have erupted across Nigeria, as citizens vent their frustration over the country’s prevailing economic hardship.

While many demonstrations have remained peaceful, pockets of violence have been reported in various regions

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