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Report of coup scare fake, act of disinformation
The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, has refuted a media report of a so-called coup scare in Nigeria, saying the report is unequivocally false, and is a heinous act of disinformation.
The Special Assistant on Media to the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Rabiu Ibrahim, in a statement in Abuja, indicated that the minister said the report is the figment of the warped imagination of detractors, whose malicious intent is to destabilize the country and undermine the present administration.
Idris, according to the statement, asserted that the government would neither be distracted nor intimidated into abandoning the ongoing reforms aimed at rejuvenating the economy and creating a pathway of prosperity for the citizenry.
The Minister said it is now evident that some desperate individuals have resorted to publishing fake news to erode public trust in the government and sow the seed of discord in the country.
Idris maintained that the government will exercise its rights within the Federal Republic of Nigeria’s laws to contain rogue actions to destabilize national security and the nation’s hard-earned democracy.
He urged the public to exercise discernment and refrain from spreading or amplifying the unfounded report, which is being strategically planted on some pliant and compromised news platforms to subvert the nation’s democracy.
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