The convener of IBI GIGA AMBASSADORS, Chief Alex Ajipe has commended the governor of Ondo state Oluwarotimi Akeredolu for timely constitution panel of inquiry to investigate and receive complaints from members of the public on illegal detention, extortion and brutality by the disbanded SARS officers of the Nigeria Police Force.
Ajipe also commended the youth for coming out to fight for the right of the people at this critical time which had yield positive results.
Chief Ajipe in a press statement by his media aide, Solomon Adewoye, said the Governor’s action should douse the tension and the youths should back down on their protest, adding that the action of the government shows that the governor is a man of the people and also share in the “struggles of our youth to put an end to killing by this dreaded police unit”.
He noted that the struggles of the youths had brought an end to the dreaded police unit known as the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS and they must be commended .
He however appealed to the youth to suspend the #EndSARS protests and embrace dialogue for the resolution of their grievances.
He asked the protesters to be part of the process of implementing the reforms they clamoured for in the police, adding that continuous blocking of roads, government and private offices “would slow down the procedure of implementing their demands.
Ajipe Condemns Attack On Oyetola
Chief Ajipe who is the CEO of Klick Connect Networks has condemned the attack on Governor Adegboyega Oyetola of Osun State by those he described as evil paid agents who wanted to take his life under the pretense of #EndSARS protest.
“Governor Oyetola is a peace loving governor with youth oriented program and has performed excellently well in the area of youth program”.
“He also identify with the protesters and That was why he put on #EndSARS cap in order to show his displeasure on how SARS men are maltreating Nigerian Youths but these paid agents mingled with good and visionary youths in order to assassinate Governor Oyetola but they failed”
“I also had my fair share of the #EndSARS protest in Akure on Monday , though peaceful, but I have to take bike to the state owned Television for a live interview program when the protesters blocked all the major roads in the capital city”. he said
According to him, While it is okay and constitutionally alright to protest, it must be in a peaceful manner as being done across the country. He pleaded with the youth not to allowed hoodlums to hijack the protest.
He assured the youths of his unalloyed support in any area that will make them productive for themselves, families, Nigeria and at large but should shunned violence and hooliganism that can dent the image of the country.
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