Former Presidential Aide Doyin Okupe has said that by choosing not to take punitive action in response to Labour’s aggressive acts during its strike, the Federal Government has shown moderation. He denounced Labour’s activities for cutting off the National Grid.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
He expressed relief that the nation’s current leadership, under Bola Tinubu, is managing affairs with a sense of democratic principles. He argued that there is no need for violence or extreme measures to make the government attentive to the people’s concerns.
He said in an interview with Channels TV, ”Let’s not lose focus at any time, Labour went off course by going to shut off the National Grid. That is evil, it’s sinful, it’s unacceptable, and it’s criminal. But I’m happy that we are having at this present time a man like Bola Tinubu that is saddled with affairs.
And I’m sure he believes that being a Democrat, he should not be high-handed. That is okay but the government at some point always has to draw the line. We are having all this discussion because FG did not launch a reprisal on Labour. We don’t have to carry machetes, guns, or petrol bombs before government will listen to us.”CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>