END HUNGER PROTEST: Tuggar separates fact from fiction
Oru Leonard
The Honourable Minister of Foreign Affairs, ambassador Yusuf Maitama Tuggar, OON, gathered esteemed members of the diplomatic corps to address the pressing issues facing Nigeria.
He spoke of the recent protests and violence that had shaken the nation, acknowledging the genuine concerns of the people. “A group of Nigerians, exercising their right to peaceful assembly, brought to our attention the pressing issues of rising costs, hunger, insecurity, and waste in governance.”
With clarity and conviction, Ambassador Tuggar outlined the Federal Government’s efforts to address these challenges. He spoke of reforms aimed at improving the lives of all Nigerians, of initiatives to combat insecurity, and of measures to streamline governance.
“Ladies and gentlemen,” Ambassador Tuggar began, “I stand before you today to separate fact from fiction, to shed light on the truth amidst the misinformation that has spread like wildfire on social media.”
In the face of misinformation and uncertainty, the Honorable Minister’s briefing served as a beacon of truth. His message resonated deeply, a testament to the power of transparency and open communication. Tuggar also cautioned against infiltrators and foreign interference.
The diplomats expressed understanding as asked relevant questions to clarify their doubts.
As the gathering concluded, the diplomatic corps departed with a renewed understanding of Nigeria’s path forward. Ambassador Tuggar’s words had set the record straight, illuminating the progress made and the work yet to be done.
