In response to the ongoing protests across Nigeria, Chief Kefas Wungak Ropshik of the Kefiano Global Foundation has expressed deep solidarity with the Nigerian people. He acknowledges the suffering that has gripped the nation, calling the cries of the masses a clear indication of the need for urgent government action.
Chief Ropshik advocates for peaceful protests, emphasizing that violence undermines the noble cause of justice and reform. He urges the government to respond swiftly to the people’s demands and to acknowledge the policy shortcomings that have fueled the unrest. According to Chief Ropshik, this is not a time for denial or delay, but rather for accountability and constructive action.
The Chief strongly condemns recent instances of police brutality against peaceful protesters, stressing the importance of protecting human life and dignity. He emphasizes that the calls to end police brutality go beyond reforming a single institution, as they are about upholding the fundamental rights of all Nigerians. Additionally, Chief Ropshik urges those considering violent actions to reconsider, as such activities only detract from the critical issues at hand.
Addressing the insecurity faced by farmers in Plateau State, Chief Ropshik calls on both federal and state governments to take immediate steps to protect these vulnerable communities. He warns that without timely intervention, the nation could face a greater crisis in the coming year. He stresses the importance of safeguarding the food security of the nation and implementing measures to cushion the effects of this insecurity.
Finally, Chief Ropshik highlights the widespread hunger and hardship experienced by Nigerians, calling on government leaders to take bold and compassionate action. He believes that only through dialogue, empathy, and responsible governance can the nation overcome its current challenges and work towards peace, justice, and the betterment of all.
