Two People Don Die As Police Open Fire For Anti-Government Protesters For Morocco

Two people don die for di fifth night of anti-government protest wey dey happen for Morocco. State media talk say na police open fire on top group of protesters wey try break enter police station wey dey near di city of Agadir. Di people wey organise di protest don beg make everybody maintain peace, and dem don condemn police say dem dey use repressive security approach. Di protest wey dem dey call Gen Z protest, na mostly young Moroccans dey lead am, and e be di biggest wey di country don see for many years. Di protest dey spread go new areas, and e dey show say di anger dey grow well-well as di people talk say corruption don full everywhere and government no dey take schools and hospitals serious. Protesters vex say government dey spend billions to prepare for World Cup, but dem dey abandon schools and hospitals wey need urgent help. For Sale, one area wey poor people dey live near di capital city Rabat, one reporter from Associated Press see as hundreds of young boys wey wear mask burn cars, banks and shops, as dem dey break windows anyhow.

Local media and people wey see am with dia korokoro eye report say similar gbege happen for south and east side, including Inzegane, Ait Amira and Oujda, where one police motor jam protesters, and e injure one person. Interior Ministry talk say dem don arrest 409 people since di protest start on Saturday, and say 263 security officers wound, plus 23 civilians. Authorities still talk say 142 police motors and 20 private cars don spoil. Amnesty International don beg Moroccan authorities make dem answer di legitimate demands of di protesters wey dey ask for better social and economic rights. Di movement wey blow up for TikTok and Discord don resemble other youth protest wey don happen for other countries. Protesters dey shout, Stadiums dey, but where di hospitals? as dem point finger to recent deaths for hospital and talk say corruption dey inside. Morocco dey prepare to host Africa Cup of Nations dis year and di 2030 World Cup, and parliamentary election go happen for 2026. Government officials don deny say dem dey put stadiums before better service, but di protest don shine light on serious wahala between different regions and how young people for Morocco don dey lose hope.