TSO Boss appeal to Nigerians to shun nationwide protest
….Say President Tinubu is committed to a better, prosperous Nigeria
By OGB Joseph, Abuja
The National Coordinator and founder of the Tinubu Support Organisation, TSO, and Chairman, Governing Council, Federal College of Education (Tech) Keana, Nasarawa State, Hon. Aminu Suleiman has appealed to Nigerians to shun all forms of protest and demonstration saying President Tinubu meant well for the nation with programmes and palliatives that he has since rolled out.
Suleiman in a press briefing in Abuja noted that this protest is not necessary as President Tinubu is already putting effort in place to see that challenges facing the country is adequately addressed in the interest of all Nigerians.
He maintained that a significant step towards this goal is the recent approval of the new minimum wage, which represent an increase of about 133% adding, this move demonstrate that President Tinubu’s commitment to alleviating hardship and ensuring a decent standard of living for all Nigerians including student loan, infrastructural development and many more.
According to Suleiman: ” We the Tinubu Support Organisation (TSO) have watched some section of the country proposing to embark on a nationwide protest against bad governance. This is not necessary as the government is doing a lot to better the lives of Nigerians through various programs and palliatives.
” These issues can be resolved through dialogue.Therefore, we the TSO call on all Nigerians across the 774 local government areas of the country to suspend all forms of protest and accept dialogue for peaceful resolution.
” It is important to ensure that there is peace and security. Therefore, we are appealing to all Nigerians to support our president, His Excellency, Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu to enable him succeed because he means well for all Nigerians. We thank you all for your understanding and dedication to promote peace and security.
” Let us give peace a chance and support our President vision for a better and prosperous Nigeria”, he stated.
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