Niger Delta Civil Societies: United for Progress

The Coalition of Niger Delta Civil Societies, a collective of youth and women’s organizations from the Niger Delta and South-South regions, has issued an official statement regarding a proposed protest in the area.

The Coalition explicitly states its non-involvement and lack of support for the planned demonstration. The organization expresses concern that the protest may lead to unrest and clarifies that it does not align with their principles of pursuing objectives through peaceful dialogue and legal channels.

The statement urges members and affiliates to refrain from participating in the protest, citing potential risks to community stability. The Coalition warns that demonstrations without clear, lawful directives may be vulnerable to exploitation by parties with vested interests.
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Emphasizing its ongoing commitment to regional development, the Coalition reaffirms its dedication to fostering constructive engagement with all stakeholders, including governmental and private sector entities. The statement underscores the organization’s focus on youth and women empowerment, advocacy for good governance, and promotion of peace through legitimate means.

The Coalition calls upon security agencies to maintain vigilance and ensure regional stability. It also encourages citizens to remain calm and discerning in the face of potentially provocative rhetoric.

The statement concludes with a reiteration of the Coalition’s commitment to peaceful progress in the Niger Delta and South-South regions.

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