By Omoboni Olusola Joseph
Protest is an inalienable right of all citizens. It is a means of reaching out to the government on the challenges of the masses.
The questions therefore are; is it possible to go into this kind of protest tagged 'Protest of Rage' without being destructive? No.
Who is going to bear the cost after the protest? The masses!
What will be the gain and achievement of the protest? It is going to be destruction, more suffering, delay in economic reforms and losses of our property (not government property) because is for the masses use.
The busses and other properties that were burned in some states during EndSARs would have been of great benefit for workers, students and even to the masses in this hard time for transportation, and other things but we lost them in the name of protest.
Economically speaking, it is bad for a country to consume what it doesn't produce, which is part of our major problem causing hardship in the country and I applaud this administration for working hard on food production.
This is the right time to invest in Agriculture but the facilities and equipment are not in place because of the local government system are not in place. Thanks to the federal government who has deemed it fit to grant autonomy to the 774 local government in the country which will bring back our real democracy and take government to the grassroot.
Destructive protest can only delay a country development and also affect economic growth negatively, moreover let us keep praying for the government for wisdom and knowledge to know what next to do and how to do it for the betterment and growth of Nigeria.
Nigeria will be great again!
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