The Presidency has described as unacceptable publications that “incite calls for military intervention based on transient difficulties.”...CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING.>>
Reacting to a publication entitled, “Calls for military intervention: misery, harsh policies driving Nigerians to desperate choices,” the presidency said it is an open incitement to unrest against President Bola Tinubu’s administration and advocating for a regime change under the guise of journalism.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Onanuga said the latest editorial from the media organization (not Daily Trust) reflects a troubling trend in which they persistently propagated inflammatory and negative narratives, “stepping dangerously close to undermining the very fabric of responsible journalism.”
The Presidency accused the media house of “lampooning the current administration while ignoring positive developments in Nigeria’s economic landscape. The report lacks empirical data and fails to exhibit the journalistic rigour that the situation demands.”
While alleging that the intent of the report was to disrupt” our democratic process”, Onanuga added that “Military rule is an anachronism in modern civilisations, irrespective of its framing, due to the oppressive nature typically associated with its practice. Yet, it attempts to provoke public ire against President Tinubu by suggesting he governs with less regard for citizens than military dictators once did.
“This narrative neglects the hard-fought battle that birthed our democracy and serves only to undermine the hard-won freedoms that Nigerians now enjoy.”
The Presidential aide said Tinubu has consistently called for understanding and patience amid our nation’s challenges, “This plea is not a sign of weakness but an affirmation of his dedication to a brighter future for Nigeria, saying recent policy changes have initiated a turnaround, yielding positive economic indicators.…..For More READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE ▶▶
