A large crowd in Northern Nigeria has been seen chanting against President Bola Tinubu in a video that is spreading rapidly online, with protesters repeatedly calling for the president to leave office.
The footage, which circulated widely on Saturday, shows a packed street crowd shouting and moving forward as a woman at the center appears to lead the chants. People can be seen raising their fists, pointing and joining in as the gathering grows louder.
Text displayed on the video repeats the message that Northerners are saying enough is enough and that Tinubu must go.
The clip was posted on Friday by the account Rapuruchi4, alongside a caption claiming that Northerners are seriously preparing a strong response against Tinubu. The post quickly attracted hundreds of likes and shares, drawing strong reactions from viewers.
Some commenters said the video showed a major shift in public feeling in parts of Northern Nigeria. Others suggested that growing opposition could make future election campaigns and voting patterns in the region more difficult for the president and his political allies.
The video ends with the original TikTok account, cruisenaija001, appearing on screen.
The footage has added to wider online discussions about Tinubu’s level of support in Northern Nigeria, a politically important region where public opinion can play a major role in national elections.
As of Saturday night, there was no official response from President Tinubu or the presidency specifically addressing the video.
The viral clip is nevertheless fueling fresh debate over whether public frustration with the Tinubu administration is growing in parts of the North and what that could mean for the country’s political future.
