Niger Delta Civil Society Leaders Speak Out Against Protest

The Coalition of Niger Delta Civil Societies, representing various youth and women’s groups across the Niger Delta and South-South regions, has released a formal communication addressing a proposed protest in the area.

In this statement, the Coalition explicitly disassociates itself from the planned demonstration. The organization expresses its stance that such actions do not align with its principles of pursuing regional interests through peaceful and lawful means.

The Coalition advises its members and affiliates to abstain from involvement in the proposed protest. It raises concerns about the potential for such events to be co-opted by individuals or groups with motives that may not serve the best interests of the community.
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Reaffirming its commitment to regional development, the Coalition emphasizes its ongoing efforts to foster dialogue and collaboration with various stakeholders, including government and private sector entities. The statement highlights the organization’s focus on empowering youth and women, advocating for good governance, and promoting peaceful reconciliation.

The communication includes a call for vigilance from security agencies to maintain peace and stability in the region. It also urges citizens to remain calm and critically evaluate any provocative statements or unsubstantiated claims.

In conclusion, the Coalition restates its dedication to constructive engagement for the betterment of the Niger Delta and South-South regions.

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