In a recent statement, Dr. Nurudeen Yekinni Agbaje, Special Adviser to the Lagos State Governor on Rural Development, has issued a strong appeal to residents of the state’s rural areas to reconsider their plans for protests.
Dr. Agbaje emphasized that adopting a confrontational stance could be counterproductive, hindering collective progress and the nation’s socio-economic development.
Dr. Agbaje urged residents to redirect their efforts, energy, and ideas towards constructive development rather than engaging in protests.
He underscored that working collaboratively is crucial for achieving meaningful progress and supporting the Lagos State government’s ongoing development initiatives.
“Fierceness and conflict are counterproductive,” Dr. Agbaje stated.
“Instead, let us focus on constructive actions that contribute positively to our community and the state’s development. By working together, we can make significant strides toward bettering our country and advancing the prosperity of Lagos State.”
Dr. Agbaje’s message is a call for unity and cooperation, stressing that collective efforts are essential for overcoming challenges and achieving long-term success.
He highlighted that through shared goals and collaborative action, residents can play a vital role in building a stronger, more prosperous Lagos State.
“As the Lagos State government continues to implement its development strategies, let’s be reminded of the importance of constructive engagement over confrontation.”
“Let our focus be on development initiatives, fostering a spirit of collaboration, and enhancing the overall progress of Lagos State,” Dr Agbaje added.
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