The South West Agenda for Asiwaju has appealed to Nigerians to shelve the August 1st scheduled protest and support President Bola Tinubu’s reform policies.
National Chairman of the Group and Chairman of the Nigerian Port Authority Adedayo Adeyeye who made the appeal while addressing newsmen in Ibadan said the planned protest would bring untold hardship, given the current situation in Nigeria.
He expressed concern that hoodlums and miscreants could hijack the protest, undermining the organizers’ good intentions.
The South West Agenda for Asiwaju has appealed to Nigerians to shelve the August 1st scheduled protest and support President Bola Tinubu’s reform policies.
National Chairman of the Group and Chairman of the Nigerian Port Authority Adedayo Adeyeye who made the appeal while addressing newsmen in Ibadan said the planned protest would bring untold hardship, given the current situation in Nigeria.
He expressed concern that hoodlums and miscreants could hijack the protest, undermining the organizers’ good intentions.
The South West Agenda for Asiwaju has appealed to Nigerians to shelve the August 1st scheduled protest and support President Bola Tinubu’s reform policies.
National Chairman of the Group and Chairman of the Nigerian Port Authority Adedayo Adeyeye who made the appeal while addressing newsmen in Ibadan said the planned protest would bring untold hardship, given the current situation in Nigeria.
He expressed concern that hoodlums and miscreants could hijack the protest, undermining the organizers’ good intentions.
The South West Agenda for Asiwaju has appealed to Nigerians to shelve the August 1st scheduled protest and support President Bola Tinubu’s reform policies.
National Chairman of the Group and Chairman of the Nigerian Port Authority Adedayo Adeyeye who made the appeal while addressing newsmen in Ibadan said the planned protest would bring untold hardship, given the current situation in Nigeria.
He expressed concern that hoodlums and miscreants could hijack the protest, undermining the organizers’ good intentions.
The South West Agenda for Asiwaju has appealed to Nigerians to shelve the August 1st scheduled protest and support President Bola Tinubu’s reform policies.
National Chairman of the Group and Chairman of the Nigerian Port Authority Adedayo Adeyeye who made the appeal while addressing newsmen in Ibadan said the planned protest would bring untold hardship, given the current situation in Nigeria.
He expressed concern that hoodlums and miscreants could hijack the protest, undermining the organizers’ good intentions.
The South West Agenda for Asiwaju has appealed to Nigerians to shelve the August 1st scheduled protest and support President Bola Tinubu’s reform policies.
National Chairman of the Group and Chairman of the Nigerian Port Authority Adedayo Adeyeye who made the appeal while addressing newsmen in Ibadan said the planned protest would bring untold hardship, given the current situation in Nigeria.
He expressed concern that hoodlums and miscreants could hijack the protest, undermining the organizers’ good intentions.
The South West Agenda for Asiwaju has appealed to Nigerians to shelve the August 1st scheduled protest and support President Bola Tinubu’s reform policies.
National Chairman of the Group and Chairman of the Nigerian Port Authority Adedayo Adeyeye who made the appeal while addressing newsmen in Ibadan said the planned protest would bring untold hardship, given the current situation in Nigeria.
He expressed concern that hoodlums and miscreants could hijack the protest, undermining the organizers’ good intentions.
The South West Agenda for Asiwaju has appealed to Nigerians to shelve the August 1st scheduled protest and support President Bola Tinubu’s reform policies.
National Chairman of the Group and Chairman of the Nigerian Port Authority Adedayo Adeyeye who made the appeal while addressing newsmen in Ibadan said the planned protest would bring untold hardship, given the current situation in Nigeria.
He expressed concern that hoodlums and miscreants could hijack the protest, undermining the organizers’ good intentions.
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