I can’t continue to sit at home when nothing is happening on the streets,” Ms Adebisi said.
“Everyone is afraid of intimidation and threats from security agencies,” he said.
Mr Ogundipe claimed that the group was neither induced financially nor intimidated by its decision.
He noted that citizens have the right to protest as enshrined in the constitution.
The United States Embassy in Nigeria has announced a new visa services provider in the country starting from August 26.
“Do not underestimate anyone; stay vigilant, engage with the community, and convey to our people that protests are unnecessary; dialogue is the best approach,” Mr Aiyedatiwa said.
The constituents recalled that the last time they were empowered was during the tenure of Omolafe Adedayo, who also represented the constituency.
The clerics also called on the governments to be proactive
The Osun government has ordered all schools in Osun to shut down by July 31.
The protest is to demand economic and political reforms under President Bola Tinubu’s watch.
