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"Chief Dele Momodu Urges Nigerian Youths to Choose Dialogue Over Protest"

With 46 years of experience in protests, Chief Dele Momodu, owner of Ovation magazine, has made a passionate plea to Nigerian youths to choose dialogue over protest. Speaking from his wealth of experience, Momodu warned that faceless individuals or mobs leading protests pose a significant risk to the nation.

Momodu, who has been involved in protests since 1978 during his time at the University of Ife, emphasized that while everyone has the right to protest, no one has the right to cause mayhem. He also stressed that the government has a responsibility to protect lives and properties.

In a clear message to the youth, Momodu urged them to engage in constructive dialogue rather than taking to the streets. His words of wisdom come at a critical time when the country is facing numerous challenges, and the youth are increasingly frustrated.

Momodu's appeal is a call to reason, urging the youth to consider the consequences of their actions and to seek alternative solutions that do not involve violence or destruction of property. By choosing dialogue, Momodu believes that the youth can bring about meaningful change and create a better future for themselves and generations to come.