On the second day of nationwide protests, demonstrators in Port Harcourt are marching from Pleasure Park to the Federal Secretariat, where they plan to hold a rally. They intend to block that section of the road, advising commuters to seek alternative routes.

Governor Siminalayi Fubara previously praised the peaceful nature of the protests, emphasizing the state's commitment to addressing the economic hardships faced by residents. He urged protesters to remain patient and vigilant against those who might incite violence.

Across Nigeria, tensions remain high. In Abuja, there has been reports that the protesters will be gathering at the Berger junction, the popular part of Abuja.

The protests, driven by economic dissatisfaction, are set to continue until August 10, highlighting widespread calls for change and the urgent need for economic reforms.