It is another major drawback for the proposed #TinubuMustGo protest as the coalition of Yoruba Youth Leaders which is the apex and umbrella body for all Youth Associations and organizations in the entire Yoruba land has called for the cancellation of the planned National protest.

The group noted that there should be a more defined manner of getting our leaders to hear our plights.

According to the president–general of the Coalition of Yoruba Youth leaders, Dr. Hassan Tolani, “It’s a truism that the inflation rate is in the double-digit and unemployment rate in Nigeria is alarming. So many graduates are out there with no means of survival.

“The economy is unfriendly and the cost of living is outrageous, out of the reach of the common man.

“The leadership of Yoruba Youth leaders do not want a repeat of the ENDSARS saga.” He noted.

In a similar development, Students in Lagos under the aegis of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), Lagos State chapter and other students’ bodies have dissociated themselves from any form of protest that may disturb the peace and stability of the state and nation at large.

Addressing a press conference in Lagos yesterdays, the chairman, NANS, Lagos State chapter, Comrade Alimi Lekan Idris, said given the current difficult situation, the students’ body recognises the importance of peace, stability and constructive dialogue in achieving their collective goal, hence the need to eschew violence.