I Joined The 1978 ”Ali Must Go” Protest Femi Otedola says

Very rich person finance manager Femi Otedola says he comprehends the call for better administration by the young, including that he joined the Ali must go dissent of 1978 at age 16, Igbere TV reports. 

Mr Otedola expressed this in an online media post on Sunday with the Nigerian banners for accentuation. 

Otedola said he shared the supposition of his little girls – Tolani, Florence (otherwise known as DJ Cuppy) and Temi – who joined the #EndSARS fight in London and Lagos. 

"The abhorrences that have been unfurling in our nation have left me loaded up with pity," he composed. 

"I profoundly sympathize with the individuals who have lost their friends and family and as a dad, I share the assessment of my three little girls who fought in Lagos and London. 

"As a little youngster of 16, I partook in the 'Ali Must Go Protest' of 1978, so I comprehend the assurance of our adolescents who properly need our nation to be better. 

"We should all do our part to make Nigeria extraordinary! I will keep on doing my own share in accommodating the individuals who are most needing help in our nation in these difficult stretches." 

 

Igbere TV reports that Tolani and Temi were important for the #EndSARS challenge police fierceness in London. Cuppy, then again, joined the dissent in Lagos upon her get back from Dubai. 

In the interim, state governments have encouraged the adolescents to stop the dissent and go to the arrangement table.