Primate Elijah Ayodele, the Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has asserted that President Bola Tinubu’s administration will not address the grievances of Nigerians unless the planned nationwide protest on August 1 proceeds as intended. Primate Ayodele views the protest as a crucial wake-up call for the President, senators, and state governors.
Tinubu's
Administration Criticized
In
a statement issued by his spokesman, Oluwatosin Osho, Primate Ayodele
criticized the Tinubu administration for failing to adequately address the
issues of hardship and hunger plaguing the nation. He emphasized that protest
is the only means through which the government can truly understand and feel
the people's pain.
Protest
as a Wake-Up Call
Primate
Ayodele clarified that while he does not advocate for protests as a solution to
the current hardships, he believes that such actions serve as a necessary check
and balance for the government.
The protest is a wake-up call for the government. It is not a solution, but it will make the President, governors, and senators wake up. It will be a form of check and balance.
Peaceful
and Civil Approaches Urged
Primate
Ayodele urged protesters to maintain peace and civility in their actions to
avoid plunging the country into chaos. He stressed the importance of avoiding
violence to prevent anarchy.
I also want to urge protesters not to put the country into a state of anarchy; they should be civil and peaceful in their approaches to the government.
Conclusion
In summary, Primate Elijah Ayodele has highlighted the importance of the planned August 1 protest as a means to compel President Tinubu's administration to listen to the people's grievances. While he does not endorse protests as a definitive solution, he believes that such actions are necessary to awaken government officials to the pressing issues of hardship and hunger in Nigeria.
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