Akande said that the people have the right to protest.
According to him,
He made this known in a chat with Channels TV on Friday.
He said, “Presidency is not going to stop people from expressing their fundamental human rights.
“People have the right to protest. Whoever they want to support or oppose is their right.
‘”Government is not in the business of countering any protest.”
Recall that the music icon had disclosed he would be leading a nationwide protest, against”obnoxious policies” implemented by the President Muhammadu Buhari administration.
The Senior Special Assistant to President Buhari on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, had described the planned protest as mere jealousy. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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Yea!the protest must continue.
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DeleteNigerians shuld 4 once reason togeda. Dose whoes eyes are been blindfolded wit flames stuffs will soone realize dat pple nids to question some of dis gibbons in d corridor of power. Santity of d country shukd start wit d leaders. Wat happen to bailout funds and if.... Dey, d Governors failed to use d money 4 its purpose, cant dey be sanctioned in wateva way? Check out d new President of Kenya fixing tins in no time in office without referring to his predecessor. Some idiot are still dere reasoning from behind. 2face if ur match will help shape d society y not, even if u are been influenced dose idots criticizing will do same 4 less Mount.
ReplyDeleteNice,lets work in accordance with our rights as its related in our constitution. That's Democracy
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