Planned Protest: Justice Forum appeal to youth to shun disgruntled elements, embrace dialogue

The Justice Forum (JF), a political group under the All Progressive Congress in Lagos State, has called on the youth in the country to embrace dialogue and shun any action or utterances that can lead to breakdown of law and order
R-L: Coordinator Justice Forum Rt Hon James Abiodun Faleke and the Director of Media and Publicity Hon. Rasaq Olusola Ajala at the group’s meeting held in Ikeja on Saturday.

The Justice Forum (JF), a political group under the All Progressive Congress in Lagos State, has called on the youth in the country to embrace dialogue and shun any action or utterances that can lead to breakdown of law and order

The decision was taken at the meeting held in Ikeja on Saturday.

The State Coordinator of the group Rt Hon. James Abiodun Faleke advised the youth not to allow some disgruntled elements to use them to achieve a self-centrism political agenda.

He cited the ENDSARS protest which took place a few years ago in Lagos and hijacked by disgruntled elements where innocent lives and several properties worth billions of Naira were lost as a result of the senseless action by agents of darkness.

The Federal Lawmaker representing Ikeja Federal Constituency noted that “We all witnessed how innocent lives and properties worth billions of Naira were lost during the so-called ENDSARS protest a few years ago in Lagos when a genuine agitation turned into violence

“There is need for us to thread softly with the development in Kenya and other similar incidents across the world where genuine agitations have resulted into loss of innocent lives and several properties destroyed.”

Hon. Faleke noted the positive effects of some of the policies of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is beginning to manifest on the nation.

“President Bola Ahmed Tinubu administration has just approved a new minimum wage for the civil servant which is more than 100%

“He has equally removed the duties payable on essential food items, payment of student loans among other efforts by the government to put the Economy back on track,” he said.

“We appeal to Nigerians to continue to support Mr. President in his resolved to institute a sustainable economy model that will benefit all”

“He also implore all leaders that include National Assembly members, State Assembly Members, Council Chairmen and Party Stalwarts to use their vantage position to educate and sensitize the populace on the needs to understand President Tinubu’s policies and be patient to let those policies manifest to make lives better for the people of the country, he said.

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