The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has dissociated itself from the planned protest slated to be held on the 15th of September against fuel price hikes.
In a statement signed by NANS senate president, Afeez Akinteye on Wednesday, the students group described the information as a false information and rumor.
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The NANS senate president in the statement further described the information as a baseless one that does not represent the position of NANS.
Akinteye however called on security agencies to launch a thorough investigation into the source of the misinformation.
“The leadership of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has been made aware of rumors and misinformation circulating across various platforms, suggesting that NANS is planning a massive shutdown of major cities across the country. We wish to categorically state that NANS has not announced or endorsed any such protest. These reports are entirely baseless and do not reflect the position or intentions of our organisation.
“As the umbrella body representing the interests of Nigerian students, we have always been committed to peaceful advocacy and constructive engagement with relevant stakeholders. We understand the critical importance of maintaining peace and stability in our nation, especially during these challenging times. Any actions that could lead to civil unrest or the disruption of public order are not, and will never be, supported by NANS.
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“We strongly urge the public, the media, and all stakeholders to disregard these false reports. The individuals or groups behind these rumors are faceless entities who seek to exploit the name of NANS for their malicious purposes. They aim to destabilise the country and create unnecessary tension among citizens. We categorically disassociate ourselves from any such plans or intentions.
“We hereby call on the security agencies to launch a thorough investigation into the origin of this misinformation. Those responsible for spreading these falsehoods must be identified and held accountable. The use of the NANS name to propagate such dangerous and unfounded claims is not only a threat to national security but also a grave disservice to the millions of students who genuinely seek positive change through legitimate means.”
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