Those Attempting To Disrupt Tinubu Swearing-in Will Face Consequences – Asari, Arewa Youths
Asari Dokubo, a Niger Delta activist, and Shettima Yerima, the president of the Arewa Youth Council, have issued warnings that anyone attempting to interrupt President-elect Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s swearing-in event will bear the repercussions of their conduct.
Dokubo, in particular, voiced his conviction that, upon Asiwaju Bola Tinubu’s anticipated May 29 inauguration as president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, the extraordinary developments seen in Lagos State under his direction as governor will be reproduced throughout Nigeria.
Asari praised Tinubu’s efforts to the cause while speaking to journalists yesterday in Abuja. He emphasized the sacrifices Tinubu had made that distinguished him from many other fighters.
“Nigeria has changed, change has come,” he declared with assurance. alteration will arrive on May 29th, and it will be a permanent alteration. Replication of Lagos’ change will take place.
Asari Dokubo asked people to compare the states that former governors who are currently running against Tinubu had governed in order to highlight the successes of Tinubu.
He claimed other states run by rivals of Tinubu, including as Lagos, Kano, and Anambra, did not see the same level of advancement and growth.
Asari claimed that “you can only move from the known to the unknown, but you can’t move from the unknown to the known.”
Asari cautioned individuals seeking to obstruct the swearing-in ceremony during the impending inauguration that they will pay a price for their actions.
He urged individuals who were angry with the election results to seek legal action rather than using disruptive tactics, pointing out that no one group monopolized violence.
The 29th of May should serve as a caution to anybody who may be considering sabotaging the democratic process, he said in his conclusion.
Comrade Awa Bamiji, national coordinator of the Coalition of Pro-Democracy Groups for a Better Nigeria, responded to the happenings by congratulating Nigerians on the return of optimism after 30 years.
He acknowledged the coalition’s happiness in commemorating June 12th, also known as “Renewed Hope” or “Hope 93,” as a key day in Nigeria’s history.
Shettima Yerima, the president of the Arewa Youth Council, also reaffirmed his organization’s steadfast support for Tinubu. He acknowledged their cooperation during trying times and praised Tinubu’s steadfast commitment to the cause from the gloomy days of military dictatorship.
As the country anxiously anticipates the inauguration, Asari Dokubo and other well-known individuals have expressed their enthusiasm and optimism for a bright future under Tinubu’s leadership.
