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Alajobi Movement charges Yewa North/Imeko Afon youths, students to shun protest

Chairman Alajobi Movement, Olalekan Abidemi Isikalu has charged Yewa North/ Imeko Afon youths nationwide to shun the planned nationwide protests being organize by a faceless group scheduled to hold in the first week of August 2024.

Isikalu Abidemi in a statement personally signed and send to FAJ communications also urged the students of the various tertiary institutions across Ketu Land to shun the planned nationwide protests because nothing positive can be achieved in a crisis situation.

While calling on parents to warn their wards and monitor their movements/activities during the said period, Isikalu Olalekan encourages everyone to remain calm and maintain peace everytime and everywhere.

Alajobi Movement urges every resident of Ketu land to be vigilant, protect and guide jealously all the public infrastructures and facilities located anywhere across Yewa North/Imeko Afon.

Ketu Land from time immemorial is known for peace and tranquility while focusing on our trades and enviable social lives that we are known for all over the world.

Alajobi Movement hereby charges both the federal and state governments to continue to do everything possible that will make lives bearable and meaningful to all in Nigeria.

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