LET THE SPONSORS OF PROTEST LEAD FROM FRONT, ENOUGH OF BEEN USED___ABAYOMI SALAMI
LET THE SPONSORS OF PROTEST LEAD FROM FRONT, ENOUGH OF BEEN USED___ABAYOMI SALAMI
By Dr. Abayomi Salami

Dr. Abayomi Salami
In a recent Facebook post, Dr. Abayomi Salami emphasized the need for genuine leadership in protests, urging sponsors to lead from the front. He challenged those who incite protests from abroad—whether from Dubai, the UK, the USA, or South Africa—to actively participate and show their commitment.

Legitimate Protests vs. Destructive Anarchy
Dr. Salami drew a clear distinction between legitimate protests and destructive anarchy. He highlighted historical figures like Tinubu, Wole Soyinka, General Buhari, Dr. Chuba Okadigbo, and the late Chief Gani Fawehinmi, who led by example, advocating for specific, constructive causes rather than chaos.

Genuine Leadership in Protest
These leaders exemplified genuine leadership by:
– Leading from the forefront
– Advocating for change without promoting destruction
– Ensuring their messages were clear and constructive

A Warning to Protesters
Dr. Salami warned protesters to be cautious of sponsors who:
– Hide behind social media activism
– Refuse to lead by example
– Encourage destruction and chaos

Demand Accountability from Sponsors
He urged Nigerians to demand accountability from protest sponsors, ensuring they are:
– Willing to lead from the front
– Transparent about their intentions
– Accountable for their actions
Dr. Salami’s message is a call for discernment and responsibility, reminding Nigerians that true leadership involves leading by example. Without this, there is a risk of being manipulated by those who seek to incite chaos rather than constructive change.
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