He made this statement on Thursday, July 25, while receiving a delegation of Islamic leaders led by Sheikh Bala Lau at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.
ChannelsTV reported that President Tinubu claimed that the sponsors of the protests have alternative passports and hold virtual meetings worldwide. He stated that these individuals do not understand citizenship and are driven by hate and anger.
The President warned that protests fueled by anger and hate could lead to violence and set the country back. He emphasized the importance of being careful and avoiding premature politics and politics of hate.
Tinubu also highlighted the role of the internet in facilitating virtual meetings and sponsoring anger. He maintained that his campaign was self-sponsored and not indebted to any individual or institution.
He emphasized the importance of a good conscience as a defence against corruption and stressed the need to prioritize the future of Nigerian children and teach them about responsible citizenship.
The President also allayed fears of manipulation by interest groups in the ongoing economic reforms and expressed his commitment to following the teachings of Almighty God and doing what is best for Nigeria.
Source: TimesNow.com.ng
