The Chairman of the GFO Orim Foundation and Governing Council Member of the Federal College of Education, Bichi Kano State, Chief Hon. (Dr) Martin Orim has urged for patience and dialogue in light of the upcoming nationwide protest.
Chief Orim conveyed his message during a conversation with journalists in Abuja, emphasizing the need for constructive engagement to address the nation’s challenges.
In acknowledging the determination and resilience displayed by Nigerians as they express their concerns, Chief Orim advised the youth to consider alternative paths, such as dialogue, to tackle national issues rather than resorting to street protests. He expressed confidence in the country’s ability to stabilize its economy, despite the initial challenges posed by certain policies.
Chief Orim also lauded President Tinubu’s leadership and responsiveness to the populace’s demands at various levels, highlighting measures such as the introduction of student loans and the recognition of local government autonomy as positive steps.
He further commended the governor of Cross River State, Senator Bassey Otu, for his people-centric initiatives, including the recent approval of 10 billion naira for the payment of retirees’ gratuities, showcasing the governor’s commitment to alleviating the people’s plight.
While acknowledging the country’s challenges, Chief Orim encouraged the youth to engage constructively with the authorities and emphasised the need for continued progress.
