August 1 Protest:-Engr. Olufemi Akosile's Call for Peace and Progress

For Immediate Release

Engr. Olufemi Akosile, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) from Ira, Ikeji-Ile Ijesa, and a dedicated citizen committed to the progress of Nigeria, addresses the current climate of discontent within the nation and the planned protests against the government.

In light of the frustrations many feel regarding governance and societal issues, Engr. Akosile urges citizens to reconsider the approach of protesting against the government. While protests serve as a form of expression, they often escalate into violence and destruction, resulting in further instability and hardship for communities. Such actions can impede our development and diminish the progress we have collectively achieved.

Engr. Akosile encourages the pursuit of peaceful and constructive means to address grievances. He advocates for open dialogue, participation in community forums, and the use of democratic channels as more effective ways to ensure voices are heard and concerns are addressed. By collaborating with the government of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, a more cooperative and productive environment can be fostered.

The strength of our nation lies in unity and the ability to come together in times of need. Engr. Akosile calls on all Nigerians to focus on building a better Nigeria through the president's Renewed Hope agenda, emphasizing collaboration and mutual respect. Positive change can be achieved without resorting to actions that may harm fellow citizens and the country.

Engr. Olufemi Akosile urges all to stand together for peace, progress, and a brighter future for Nigeria.

Akosile Media Team

Oriade/Obokun Federal Constituency, Osun State