Protest: Lagos royal father urges dialogue

Wed, Jul 31, 2024
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THE traditional Ruler of  Ijora in Lagos State (Oroja of Ijora), Oba Fatai Ojora, has urged dialogue rather than confrontation in conflict resolution.

The royal father spoke against the backdrop of the proposed nationwide protest slated to begin on Thursday and end on Aug. 10.

He spoke with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos on Wednesday.

NAN reports that the protest is against the economic hardship in the country.

The royal father advised the youth to always try using dialogue to resolve conflicts with governments before resorting to protest.

He said that there were different ways to present a matter,  urging that a peaceful approach was the best.

He appealed to  the planned protesters to  give President Bola Tinubu’s administration some time to improve the economy.

Ojora said  that the administration was barely a year old, adding that the president had a listening ear.

He said that the Federal Government could  also seek dialogue with  the youth to resolve misunderstanding, deepen  peace and avert violence.

“I know what transpired during the #EndSARS protest in my kingdom, and I don’t want such to happen again. (NAN)

Photo Caption: Ojora of Ijora in Lagos State, Oba Fatai Ojora

31st July, 2024.

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