Kaduna State has united in rejecting calls for protests, with stakeholders praising President Tinubu’s economic reforms. At an Extraordinary Town Hall Meeting convened by Governor Uba Sani, citizens and leaders spoke with one voice against mass action, citing past experiences with protests that have led to chaos and destruction.
Governor Sani acknowledged the economic difficulties faced by Nigerians but commended President Tinubu’s efforts to address the challenges. He stated that policies aimed at reinventing the economy have been painful but temporary, urging citizens to support the President’s efforts.
The Governor emphasized that Kaduna State is grappling with security challenges, including banditry, insurgency, and kidnapping, and that peace and stability are paramount. He declared that no group has applied to organize a protest in the state, and the Police are committed to maintaining peace and order.
The Emir of Zazzau, Amb. Nuhu Bamalli, called for caution and peace, reminding citizens of the devastating consequences of protests in other African countries. Citizens praised the Governor’s stance, valuing the state’s hard-won peace and stability.
By uniting against protests and supporting President Tinubu’s economic reforms, Kaduna State has shown its commitment to progress and development.
