The International Press Institute (IPI) has called for an investigation into the physical attacks on journalists during the recent #EndBadGovernance protests in Nigeria, where over 30 journalists were assaulted while covering events from August 1 to 10, 2024. The protests, which arose in response to economic hardship and rising living costs, saw at least 22 fatalities and hundreds of detentions by security forces. Despite widespread condemnation from various press rights groups, attacks on journalists continued, with instances of assault, detention, and harassment reported. In a related context, Nigerian journalists face increasing dangers, as highlighted by the recent Lagos High Court ruling demanding an investigation into the death of journalist Pelumi Onifade, who died while covering the #EndSARS protests. This reflects a broader trend of violence against journalists in Nigeria, where the media environment is considered one of the most dangerous in Africa. Journalists are calling for greater protections and accountability from authorities to ensure their safety while performing their duties.