Nigerian govt rejects country’s Press Freedom rating
The minister said the Buhari administration was committed to the freedom of the press.
The minister said the Buhari administration was committed to the freedom of the press.
The Information Minister provided an official stance for the president’s absence.
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"We need to deport this man to Senegal," one person says.
The information Minister had previously expressed displeasure about the impact of "fake information" from the social media
The minister said the president only worked from home on Wednesday.
The president was absent from the second FEC meeting in a row.
Mr. Muhammed said the president is not sick.
“We must win this war because the law is on our side, the people are on our side.”
“We do not have the capacity to do so and will never do so.”
“The remaining work on the runway will not necessitate the closure of the airport.”
The NLNG also explained why a proposed amendment of its law was wrong.
Mr. Mohammed also pacified the audience who lamented the spate of attacks on farmers by herdsmen.
Mr. Mohammed cites examples of “fake news” in recent weeks.
The minister reiterated government's stance that President Muhammadu Buhari is not sick.
"I can say without any hesitation that Mr. President is well, is hale and hearty. No question about that."
There is no bigger threat to the peace and unity of our country today than religion-coated incendiary messages."
“People just have a mindset that whatever Lai Mohammed says cannot be true."
The building, according to the minister, was built by one of the returned slaves who came back from Brazil.
At least 52 persons were killed on Tuesday when an Air Force jet mistakenly targeted an IDP camp.
Mr. Mohammed says the government is not incompetent.
The minister says the government will not allow the opposition to stifle its progress.
Nigerian students are barred from opening bank accounts.
The minister sets up a committee to deal with request made by COSON delegation.
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