By Adeosun Victoria
The Center for Peace, Transparency, and Accountability (CPTA) has expressed concerns over the recent turn of events in the nationwide protests, which have resulted in vandalism and disruption of societal peace.
At an event held today, Executive Director Comrade Patrick Ogheneyero criticized the protesters’ methods, emphasizing that their actions undermines the legitimacy of their grievances.
Ogheneyero strongly condemned the display of Russian flags and calls for foreign intervention, labeling these acts as treasonous and a threat to Nigeria’s sovereignty.
He emphasized that while freedom of speech and expression are fundamental rights, they have limitations and must not be used to compromise national security.
The group urged the government to take immediate action to address the root causes of the protests, including the prompt allocation of funds to necessary departments and agencies. They also called for effective measures to curtail the unrest and prevent further harm to innocent citizens.
Meanwhile Comrade Solomon Adodo, another speaker, suggested ways the federal government can alleviate economic hardship by reimbursing contractors and agencies. The organization emphasized the need for peaceful resolution and dialogue, stressing that these values are essential for a progressive society.
In summary, the CPTA by the briefing, advocates for a peaceful and constructive approach to addressing Nigeria’s challenges, promoting national unity and sovereignty.
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