No To Protest! Together We Can Dialogue – Says Hon. Tunde Abodunrin 

Posted on August 1, 2024
Hon. Tunde Abodunrin, National Coordinator of the sociopolitical group, “Tinubu Patriotic Youths, Nigeria”, has appealed to Nigerian youths to shun any planned protest that could lead to breakdown of law and order but rather embrace dialogue also with a little more patience on the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for all Nigerians.
Hon. Tunde Abodunrin stressed on the positive effects of some of the decisions/policies that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu had made, which is beginning to yield some visible growth on the nation like the removal of duties on essential food items, provision of palliatives and CNG buses to states, payment of student loans among others to put the Economy back on track.

“We implore all the leaders in authority to use their position to support the youths in their communities with various empowerments within reach by supporting Mr. President in his resolve to reposition a sustainable economy that will benefit all Nigerians” he stated

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