Yoruba Youths Stand Firm Against Planned Protest Targeting Prof Mahmood Yakubu

The Yoruba Youth Council has issued a statement condemning a planned protest against Prof Mahmood Yakubu, Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). Scheduled to begin in Abuja on December 5, 2024, the protest is spearheaded by the #ReformINEC and #SackYakubu Movement. The Council criticized the protest as an unwarranted and divisive action, arguing that it detracts from national progress and peace.

The Council described the protestors’ demands for electoral reform and Prof Yakubu’s resignation as insincere and baseless, asserting that these efforts are driven by personal and disruptive motives. It emphasized that Prof Yakubu’s leadership has brought significant advancements to Nigeria’s electoral process, enhancing its credibility and transparency.

In its statement, the Yoruba Youth Council highlighted its concerns that the protest is a deliberate attempt to destabilize the administration of President Nola Ahmed Tinubu. The Council reiterated its support for the president’s economic transformation agenda and commended Prof Yakubu’s reforms, which it noted have received global recognition.

The Council called on security agencies to ensure national peace and stability by addressing any threats posed by the planned protest. It urged Nigerians to remain alert to the actions of unpatriotic individuals seeking to exploit the country’s democracy for personal gain.

The Yoruba Youth Council reaffirmed its commitment to supporting initiatives that promote national unity and progress, urging all citizens to protect the country’s peace and democratic advancements.

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