Musa said those spreading the rumour are people unhappy with the government’s improving security record and warned that legal action will be taken against whoever started it.
He described the report as a deliberate attempt to weaken public confidence, and added that security is getting better and some individuals are uncomfortable with that progress.
He described the report as a deliberate attempt to weaken public confidence, and added that security is getting better and some individuals are uncomfortable with that progress.
Lol. It is well amen.
ReplyDeleteRumour mongers no dey tire but one day...🙄
ReplyDeleteThey should let this man be
ReplyDeleteThey should allow him focus on the good work he is doing and not distract him.
ReplyDeleteNigerian politicians hardly resigns.....They should allow him to concentrate.
ReplyDeleteDOZZYBEST.
Security is getting better, how exactly? I hate it when people blatantly lie to cover up incompetence or massage the egos of their paymasters.
ReplyDeleteYou can debunk rumors, I have no problem with that. But saying security is improving is a lie taken too far. Is the under-reporting of kidnappings from a few days ago your definition of "improvement"?
Just recently, the government told us the Oyo students and teacher were rescued, and that a soldier paid the ultimate price. Surprisingly, one of the so-called "rescued" victims came out to say they were RELEASED and handed over to government representatives.
So who’s lying here? Who are they trying to fool? If there was actually a rescue, where’s the footage of the gunfight? Where are the casualties of the terrorists?
At the end of the day, the government and security agencies know exactly what they’re doing.
©️ TEEJAY