Lanre Issa-Onilu, director-general of the National Orientation Agency (NOA), says the ongoing protest would have been “worse” if the agency was not engaging with people at the grassroot.
August 7, 2024 1:26 pmLanre Issa-Onilu, director-general of the National Orientation Agency , says the ongoing protest would have been “worse” if the agency did not engage people at the grassroots.
The NOA DG said the protest was the result of “three decades of inaction” from leadership and the led. “There are people who are genuinely complaining and there are people who are taking advantage of that situation to create chaos in the country for whatever reasons, not because of hunger,” he said. “We are doing all of that at the grassroots. This protest would have been worse if we were not engaging with people at the grassroots.”
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