BREAKING: End SARS: Buhari must act now – Obasanjo condemns shootings, govt denials
Former President, Olusegun Obasanjo, has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to take quick actions on the unrest in different parts of the nation.
Admitting that they have a right to make legitimate demands, the retired General enjoined them stay calm.He stressed that the country was at a critical moment. “The shooting and murder of unarmed protesters, no matter the level of provocation, has never been effective in suppressing public anger and frustation.“Instead, such actions only reinforces the anger and frustration of the populace and closes the window of dialogue and peaceful resolution.
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