Tinubu’s Emotional Plea: Empathizes with Families Affected by Protests, Says Cletus Obun

Former lawmaker from Cross River State and member of the All Progressives Congress (APC), discussed President Tinubu’s response to recent protests.

According to Obun, President Tinubu affirmed that people have the right to protest but emphasized the need to do so peacefully, without causing harm to others or damaging property. Tinubu’s deep emotion was evident as he addressed the situation, showing profound empathy for the families affected by the violence and losses during the protests.

In Cletus Obun’s words: “President Tinubu said you can protest, but please put yourself in a manner that you don’t endanger other people’s properties and lives, and again we lost lives. You heard Tinubu’s voice, he was almost crying when he was saying he empathizes with families.”

President Tinubu’s heartfelt message underscores the importance of peaceful demonstrations and the impact of violence on innocent lives and properties. His emotional plea serves as a reminder of the shared humanity and the need for compassion during times of civil unrest.