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Angry citizens of Sri Lanka reportedly are attacking and unfortunately killing their politicians and wealthy men over rising unemployment, energy outage, unemployment, etc.
A retrieved trending video indicates moments the masses overran an unidentified personality and heavily descended on him.
The lingered problem in Sri Lanka is traceable to the 2022 political crisis due to the power struggle between President Gotabaya Rajapaksa and the Parliament of Sri Lanka.
This has risen following anti-government protests and demonstrations by the public due to the economic crisis in the country.
Africa is long recognized as a continent known for leadership failure, and bad governance where citizens fight daily to live amid largely domiciled natural resources and have no one on the verge to make a change.
In Nigeria for example, leaders are more concerned about how to enrich themselves, amass wealth, and never feel the pains the citizens go through to survive.
If a similar crisis is not given attention some tendencies would turn to revolution and Nigeria may not be left out.
