NewsMatawalle Slams Amaechi For Allegedly Inciting Nigerians

Matawalle Slams Amaechi For Allegedly Inciting Nigerians

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By Akinwale Kasali

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Rotimi Amaechi, former Minister of Transportation has been slammed by the Minister of State for Defence, Dr. Bello Matawalle, for allegedly making statements that incite violence and unrest among the Nigerian populace.

In a statement signed by Henshaw Ogubike, Spokesman for Ministry of Defence  Matawalle “issued a stern warning to the former Minister of Transport, urging him to desist from making inflammatory remarks that threaten the peace and stability of the nation.

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“In addition, the Minister expressed deep concern over the dangers posed by such rhetoric”.

He continued: “It is both reckless and irresponsible for a former public servant of Amaechi’s standing to incite Nigerians against their own government.

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“At a time when President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is working tirelessly to address the challenges facing the nation through various reforms that are yielding results.

“It is absurd, preposterous and shameful for anyone to exploit the genuine situation of our citizens for selfish political gain.”

The Minister further reiterated President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s commitment to safeguarding the peace and security of every Nigerian, warning that any attempt to destabilize the country through incitement will not be tolerated.

Matawalle further cautioned Amaechi not to cast aspersions on government’s genuine intentions for the people.

“It is expected that Amaechi joins hand with the Government to move the country forward, rather he chose to stay aside with myopic assertions,” Marawalle added.

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