In a surprising turn of events, the Northern Ethnic Youth Group Assembly has withdrawn from the planned protest and instead called on Nigerian youths and student bodies to give President Tinubu more time to implement his economic reforms. The group, comprising minority tribes in Northern Nigeria, acknowledged that the current challenges facing the nation are a legacy of former President Buhari’s administration, which they didn’t protest against at the time.
The group’s decision to withdraw from the protest and support President Tinubu’s reforms is a significant development, as it indicates a growing recognition that the current challenges facing Nigeria are a shared responsibility that requires a collective effort to address. By acknowledging the legacy of the previous administration, the group is demonstrating a willingness to move forward and work towards a better future for all Nigerians.
_A New Era of Transformation and Unity_
The group commended Minister of Steel Development Prince Shuaibu Audu for his plans to restart the Ajaokuta Steel complex’s light section mill, which is expected to produce 400,000 metric tons of iron rods annually, addressing road construction and building collapse issues. This development is seen as a significant step towards economic growth and development, and the group’s support for it is a testament to their commitment to the nation’s progress.
The group’s statement also highlighted the need for unity and constructive dialogue in addressing the nation’s challenges. By urging Nigerians to give President Tinubu a chance, they are recognizing the importance of stability and continuity in governance. The statement emphasized the need to embrace hope and commit to making the nation better for all, owing it to themselves, their children, and the memory of those lost.
_A Call to Action for a Better Future_
The statement concludes with a call to action, urging unity, constructive dialogue, and active participation in shaping the nation’s destiny. The group emphasized the need to embrace hope and commit to making the nation better for all, owing it to themselves, their children, and the memory of those lost. They encouraged Nigerians to give President Tinubu the time and support needed to implement vital reforms, watching with open minds and hearts, ready to contribute and collaborate. Together, they believe Nigeria can forge a new path to rise and soar.
This development is a significant step towards a more united and prosperous Nigeria, and it demonstrates the growing recognition that the nation’s challenges are a shared responsibility that requires a collective effort to address. As the nation moves forward, it is essential to continue this momentum and work towards a brighter future for all Nigerians.