Activist, Chima Christian speaks on Abuja Peace Walk
Tuesday Jan 16, 2024 9:10 am
By Joshua Chikwado
Abuja,
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A social commentator and activist, Mr Chima Christian has thrown more light non the "Abuja Peace March" secheduled bro hold on Wednesday in Abuja. He stated:
"Abuja Peace Walk is happening tommorrow, by the mercies of God. When people ask that they be “mobilised” before they out and demand for better, we try to sort those demands out. Are they coming from people who genuinely care but are constrained by extenuating circumstances? If yes, we find ways to help. If they're coming from a place of entitlement, we just look at them and shake our heads in disbelief.
"So you mean that the people being slaughtered like animals in their homes is not enough mobilisation for you? We must give you transport, provide food and give you an “agreed thanks for coming” envelope before you add your voice to the demand for better?
"No, we obviously don't have the same heart and spirit. You're not genuinely demanding for better. You're a hired mercenary. Stay home until you catch the spirit. If not, please stand aside and watch us do it.
"Tommorrow is the D-day. We congregate by 10:00am at Treasury House, Samuel Ladoke Akintola Boulevard, Garki II, Abuja.
Africa's morning is at hand."
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A social commentator and activist, Mr Chima Christian has thrown more light non the "Abuja Peace March" secheduled bro hold on Wednesday in Abuja. He stated:
"Abuja Peace Walk is happening tommorrow, by the mercies of God. When people ask that they be “mobilised” before they out and demand for better, we try to sort those demands out. Are they coming from people who genuinely care but are constrained by extenuating circumstances? If yes, we find ways to help. If they're coming from a place of entitlement, we just look at them and shake our heads in disbelief.
"So you mean that the people being slaughtered like animals in their homes is not enough mobilisation for you? We must give you transport, provide food and give you an “agreed thanks for coming” envelope before you add your voice to the demand for better?
"No, we obviously don't have the same heart and spirit. You're not genuinely demanding for better. You're a hired mercenary. Stay home until you catch the spirit. If not, please stand aside and watch us do it.
"Tommorrow is the D-day. We congregate by 10:00am at Treasury House, Samuel Ladoke Akintola Boulevard, Garki II, Abuja.
Africa's morning is at hand."
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