Kehinde Adeleye
The Council Chairman of Ejigbo Local Council Development Area, Mr. Monsurudeen Oloyede Bello, has issued a heartfelt plea to all residents and stakeholders within the Ejigbo Local Council Development Area to uphold peace and order amid the growing tensions and planned nationwide protests slated for 1st August.
Recognizing the significance of civic engagement and the right to express grievances, Mr. Obe nevertheless urged individuals to abstain from massive protests, emphasizing that they may lead to unforeseen consequences that could jeopardize the harmony and safety of the community.
“Our community thrives on unity and mutual respect . It is essential to voice out concerns and equally important to do so in a manner that promotes dialogue and understanding. I implore all residents to avoid large-scale protests that could escalate tensions leading to loss of lives and property but instead, engage in peaceful discussions with the appropriate authorities.” THe Chairman added.
The Chairman of the Council, imploring residents to make use of available platforms for communication such as town hall meetings, community forums, and direct contact with relevant parties, appealed for the residents to exercise restraint in their efforts to express their concerns.
Acknowledging the country’s present economic challenges, Mr. Obe emphasized that the relatively short tenure of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR), who inherited a deeply entrenched system of corruption, is insufficient grounds for the proposed protest, which may escalate into anarchy and destabilize the community’s peace and progress.
Mr. Obe emphasized that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) has the best interests of Nigerians at heart, and he is employing innovative approaches in his efforts to rejuvenate the nation and lead it towards a more prosperous future.
In conclusion, the Council Chairman extended his heartfelt appreciation to the residents for their unwavering support and cooperation in the endeavor to build a more peaceful and prosperous Ejigbo community, reiterating his call for continued dialogue and constructive engagement.
