“No Retreat, No Surrender” Pastor Ituah Ighodalo Charges #EndSars Protesters

Eniola Ajayi

The Pastor in-charge of Christian ministry Trinity House, Pastor Ituah Ighadalo has charged protesting #EndSars youths to remain firm in the demand for a better Nigeria.

The 59year old who recently lost his much-loved wife, the extremely kind-hearted former beauty queen ‘’Ibidun Ajayi’’ addressed protesters at the Lekki, Toll Gate in Lagos.

Amongst other opening songs before he addressed the protesters, the respected pastor chanted ‘’No Retreat’’ while protesters hollered the response ‘’No Surrender’’ societynow.ng monitored on television station, Channels today, October 17, 2020.

The protests demanding a better nation borne out of angst against the scrapped Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) rocking different parts of Nigeria have been on for 8days.

The Trinity House pastor who is a well-known carer whose helping hand does not discriminate addressed the protesters in Lekki, Lagos State yesterday, Friday, October 16, 2020.

In a chat with a television station, Channels aired on the morning of Saturday, October 17, 2020, and monitored by societynow.ng Ighodalo advised the Government on a way out of the development which has paralyzed social and economic activities at the chosen nerve centers.

The celebrated pastor advised ‘’The Government needs to have a sit down with our people, our children, our youth”

Pastor Ighodalo who showed tremendous faith when officiated at the burial of a young congregant just hours after the death of his dearly loved wife died, Ibidun also advised the government to fashion out a clear time to meet and implement the demands of the protesting youths with sincerity of purpose.

“We have different groups, different people, with different things working towards a common purpose and that is what we need to make Nigeria great.it means they need something strong, something progressives’’ Ighodalo pointed out.

He also explained that for the protesters to be at it for days abandoning their job and comfort of their homes means ‘’…They are ready to give up what they have for the future they see.’’