Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State has described the recent hunger protests in northern Nigeria as a crucial wake-up call for governors in the region. Speaking during an interview on Channels TV’s Politics Today, Governor Sule emphasized that the protests reflect the urgent need for leaders to address the escalating food insecurity and economic hardships facing their constituents.
The governor acknowledged that the protests serve as a clear indication of the growing frustration among the populace due to the high cost of living and scarcity of essential commodities. He urged his fellow governors in the North to take proactive measures to alleviate the suffering of the people and prevent further unrest.
Governor Sule’s remarks come amid rising tensions in the region, where economic challenges have led to widespread discontent. The governor’s call for action underscores the critical importance of addressing the root causes of the protests to ensure stability and security in northern Nigeria.
The interview highlighted the need for collaborative efforts among regional leaders to implement sustainable solutions aimed at improving the livelihood of the citizens.
