Billionaire businessman, Femi Otedola says he has been filled with sadness by the unfolding horrors across the country.
He stated this in an Instagram post on Sunday.
Hoodlums that hijacked peaceful EndSARS protests have been looting warehouses storing COVID-19 palliatives across the country.
They have also looted and set ablaze the homes of some prominent politicians.
Reacting, Otedola said he aligned with the sentiments of the peaceful EndSARS protesters to make the nation better.
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He said it behooves all Nigerians to contribute their quota to their nation’s development.
“The horrors that have been unfolding in our country have left me filled with sadness.
“I deeply commiserate with those who have lost their loved ones and, as a father, I share the sentiment of my three daughters who protested in Lagos and London.
“As a young boy of 16, I participated in the ‘Ali Must Go Protest’ of 1978, so I understand the determination of our youths who rightly want our country to be better.
“We must all do our part to make Nigeria great!
“I will continue to do my own quota in providing for those who are most in need of support in our country in these tough times,” Otedola said.
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