Shettima Advises Nigerians To Reconsider Protest To Prevent Anarchy

Shettima Advises Nigerians To Reconsider Protest To Prevent Anarchy

Vice President Kashim Shettima has called on Nigerians to reconsider their planned protest, warning that it could lead to anarchy. According to Naija News, Shettima made this appeal on Friday while announcing his involvement in the Grand Challenges Nigeria (GCNg) Project, a global initiative aimed at addressing malnutrition and food insecurity in the country…….. CONTINUE READING

During a high-level meeting at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, where he introduced the collaboration with the Nutrition Society of Nigeria (NSN), Shettima emphasized the importance of taking constructive actions rather than resorting to protests.

Acknowledging the current hardships faced by Nigerians, Shettima stressed the need to focus on solutions rather than agitation. “This is the time for us to address our issues, not to protest,” he said. “While the right to protest is recognized in democracies, initiating actions without understanding the potential outcomes can lead to disorder.”

Shettima expressed empathy for the struggles of Nigerians, noting the long-standing burden of oil subsidy issues. He expressed hope that upcoming improvements would benefit the general populace.

He urged for diplomacy, engagement, and patience, assuring that President Tinubu is dedicated to the country’s progress. Shettima likened the process to childbirth, where the painful journey ultimately leads to a positive outcome.