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Oba of Benin intervenes in planned protest

Omo N’ Oba N’ Edo, Uku Akpolokpolo, Ewuare II, CFR, Oba of Benin has intervened in the planned nationwide protest against hardship by youths, urging them ‘to shelve the plan’.

Oba of Benin intervenes in planned protest

Recall that some youths had proposed August 1st 2024 to begin a 10-day nationwide hunger and hardship protests to draw the federal and State governments’ attention to the worsening plight of the Citizens.

The Oba of Benin said in a statement, signed by his Chief Press Secretary, Mr Osaigbovo Iguobaro, appeals to aggrieved Nigerians to give the federal government enough time to implement its economic policy, which is expected to alleviate the present hardship being experienced by Nigerians.

The traditional ruler who stated that “for things to get better, it has to be tough for a while”, “appeals to the federal government to intensify efforts in the implementation of of its economic and security policies”.

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