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Planned Protests: IPCR Calls For Calm, Restraint

Abimbola OgunaikeBy Abimbola OgunaikeJuly 24, 2024No Comments12 Views
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Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR) has issued a timely call for calm and restraint, ahead of the planned protests against the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

The Institute on Wednesday, 24 July, 2024 called on Civil Society Groups, organizers, and other bodies involved in the planned protests to be cautious of their action in order to avoid inflaming the already precarious situation in the country, insisting that they should note that although the nation is facing hard times, the situation is not unique to Nigeria, as the world at large is grappling with a global economic crisis.

IPCR also urged citizens to avoid fanning the flames of disunity and disrupting the fragile peace currently enjoyed amidst insecurity. 

The Director General, IPCR, Dr. Joseph Ochogwu, in the statement, said: “This wise counsel comes at a critical juncture, as protests at this point in time could jeopardize the renewed hope agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu,” insisting the cautionary statement serves as a reminder that hasty actions can have unintended consequences. 

He said by urging restraint, the Institute acknowledges the need for measured responses to the current challenges.

Highlighting the delicate nature of the current situation, the Institute noted that any actions that could disrupt this peace would be counterproductive, especially when considered in the context of President Tinubu’s renewed hope agenda, which aimed at revitalizing the nation’s prospects, and requires a stable environment to succeed.

He said protests, while a fundamental right, can sometimes be counterproductive if not carefully considered, “In this case, the Institute’s warning suggests that protests could disorganize the efforts aimed at addressing the nation’s challenges. By cautioning against fanning the ember of crisis and disunity, the Institute emphasizes the need for unity and collective effort in navigating these difficult times,” he noted.

He explained that: “In essence, the Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution is advocating for a thoughtful and strategic approach to addressing the nation’s challenges. By urging calm and restraint, the Institute encourages citizens to prioritize constructive engagement and collaboration, rather than resorting to actions that could undermine the fragile peace.

“This call to action is a reminder that, even in the face of adversity, careful consideration and strategic thinking are essential. By heeding the Institute’s warning, citizens can contribute to a more stable and peaceful environment, conducive to the success of President Tinubu’s renewed hope agenda.”

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