A former Chief of Staff to the Lagos State Governor, Otunba Samuel Olukunle Ojo, has urged Nigerians to choose peace, progress, and unity amidst the country’s challenges. This call to action follows a series of meetings with journalists in Lagos, where concerns about the nation’s state were discussed.
Otunba Ojo, popularly called, Baba Ojo, emphasized the need for peaceful resolution of conflicts, avoiding violence and destructive tendencies.
He called for inclusive progress, promoting economic growth and opportunities for all, as well as unity and national cohesion, celebrating diversity and fostering a sense of belonging.
Acknowledging the protesters’ legitimate grievances, Ojo encouraged a pause in the protests to prevent further loss of lives and properties but urged all Nigerians to allow for constructive dialogue and engagement with authorities and focus on rebuilding and recovery efforts
“Let us all engage in peaceful and respectful discussions, support small businesses and local economies and not forgetting to promote unity and inclusivity in our various communities. We can hold our leaders accountable through democratic processes by choosing peace, progress, and unity, Nigerians can create a better future for themselves and generations to come. Join this collective call to action and be part of shaping a more united, peaceful, and prosperous Nigeria,” Ojo said.
