Minister of Information and National Orientation Mohammed Idris assured that efforts are being made to address Nigerians’ concerns and resolve the issues at hand.
Idris described the planned protests as a “family matter” that will be resolved to ensure national peace and stability, emphasizing that government officials are committed to the nation’s welfare.
He acknowledged the grievances of those agitating for protests but urged calm, stating that dialogue with stakeholders, including the President and other key government officials, has been ongoing.
Idris expressed optimism that Nigeria will be better for all citizens through ongoing engagement, emphasizing that the government is working diligently to address the escalating hardship in the country.
Idris also responded to calls for protests by prominent figures like Femi Falana, emphasizing Nigeria’s democratic nature and the right to opinions.
Idris appealed for patience and a peaceful resolution, reiterating that the government is attentive to Nigerians’ concerns and working tirelessly to address them. He echoed President Bola Tinubu’s message, urging citizens to calm down and give the government more time.
Several high-ranking officials, including ministers and the National Security Adviser, attended the meeting where Idris made these statements, demonstrating a unified government approach to addressing the concerns and calls for protests.
Source: TimesNow.com.ng
