By Cletus Opukeme, Warri
Several supporters of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Warri Urban ljaw autonomous Communities in Delta State on Wednesday have embarked on a solidarity walk against hunger nationwide protest.
The various groups converged at the popular Chief. Tunde Smooth playground in NPA Warri, have expressed their diseasure about the planned ten days peaceful protest codenamed *EndBadGovernment* protest, stressing that the ljaws of Delta State are not in support of the politically motivated planned protest.
According to the statement signed jointly by the various groups leaders 1) ADAMS FULLPOWER, CHAIRMAN BOLOUAMA (N.P.A) COMMUNITY
(2) COLLINS KEMEFA, CHAIRMAN EGBEMENE COMMUNITY
(3) EMOMOTIMI JULIUS, OGBOKONE COMMUNITY CHAIRMAN
(4) ALEX ABAMENE,
LOITIEBIRI COMMUNITY CHAIRMAN
(5) SELE SEIGHA,
KEMEKEDOUMENE COMMUNITY CHAIRMAN
(6) EGIRIGI FAMOUS,
IYAMOESI COMMUNITY CHAIRMAN
(7) KELVIN YOUDOWEI,
OLABRAKONPRE COMMUNITY CHAIRMAN
(8) VICTOR OMOJO,
AMABOLOU COMMUNITY CHAIRMAN
(9) MEINBUTUS GENERALS.
According to the group. “This is coming following the planned Nationwide protest allegedly been sponsored by some failed political actors of the opposition parties against the current administration led by His Excellency, Sen. Bola Ahmed Tinubu in order to disrupt the government.
”The Warri Urban Communities Chairmen Forum in Delta State issued a stern warning to the potential protesters to keep far from their territories in warri, stressing that the ljaws are peace loving people and does not want anything to destabilize the existing peace in their territory.” they warned
Speaking further, the forum highlighted that there were no similar protests during the administration of former President Muhammadu Buhari, suggesting that the current organizers might have sinister intentions.
They however, appealed to Nigerian youths and the general public to exercise little patience with President Tinubu so as to enable him address the nation’s challenges drastically one after the other. They emphasized that meaningful change often involves difficulties and noted that the removal of fuel subsidy is a tough decision but necessary step taken by Mr President to fix the Nation’s dwindling economy in the shortest possible time.
They called on Nigerians to support the government’s efforts to bring about positive change, while capitalizing on the importance of unity and patience during this period of transition.
