Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, former governor of Kano State and national leader of the New Nigeria Peoples Party, has addressed the nation ahead of the nationwide protests scheduled from August 1 to 10.
In his message, Kwankwaso acknowledged the concerns and desire for change among Nigerians but urged them to consider the potential consequences of national protests.
“Protests, while a fundamental democratic right, often come with unforeseen and dire consequences,” Kwankwaso stated.
He pointed out the tragic events of the past where protests escalated into violence, resulting in the loss of lives, destruction of property, and widespread chaos.
According to Kwankwaso, the repercussions of such actions extend beyond the immediate moment, leaving lasting scars on communities and deepening divisions.
Instead of protesting, Kwankwaso encouraged Nigerians to channel their energy into more effective and peaceful means of transformation through the power of their ballots.
He emphasized the importance of voting as a way to enact meaningful change and urged citizens to exercise their democratic rights in a constructive manner.
So Nigerians must endure hunger till 2027 after which they will vote and one idiot will sponsor glitches and all the votes will not count?