Adewale Giwa, Senior Pastor of the Awaiting the Second Coming of Christ Ministry, pleaded with President Bola Tinubu on Friday to act now to put an end to the protest before “it’s too late.”

According to Pastor Giwa, Tinubu needs to take decisive action to drive down the cost of food and petrol.

The cleric asked the President to address Nigerians and not treat the situation lightly in an interview with ZINGTIE.

On Friday, the #EndBadGovernance protest reached its second day as participants persisted in airing their complaints against the Nigerian government.

However, Giwa said: “President Bola Tinubu is acting as if he wasn’t in the country. History won’t forget him if he doesn’t take a proactive step now to drastically bring down the prices of Petroleum and foodstuffs.

“I hope by now, a true democrat would have addressed Nigerians. Don’t handle the current situation with levity; act now before it’s too late.

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“Please heed to my advice, very quickly. You were part of the people who fought for democracy, and you should not be the one to mess it up.

“The people are crying for help, justice, equity, and fairness. It doesn’t cost you anything to declare all land borders open. It doesn’t cost you anything to bring down the prices of foodstuffs and petroleum.

“Don’t allow the devil to harden your heart. I know you mean well for Nigerians, but act now before it’s too late. Put your political enemies to shame and make Nigerians happy.”

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