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Economic Hardship: Making unwarranted utterances against President Tinubu’s government will attract consequences — Defence Minister tells Nigerians

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Minister of State for Defence, Bello Matawalle, has said making ‘unwarranted’ & ‘unguarded statements’ against President Tinubu’s government over insecurity & rising food prices will have consequences.

 

Mr Matawalle, in a statement by the ministry of defence spokesperson, Henshaw Ogubike on Friday, “cautioned Nigerians against using inflammatory comments against the government.” He said, “Unguarded utterances coming from some sections of the populace are incisive & destructive & can exacerbate tensions & lead to v#olence in our beloved nation.”

He said Mr Tinubu “is trying his best in tackling the economic challenges being experienced by Nigerians. The President & his team are tirelessly working to alleviate the burdens on the Nigerian populace, advising the agents of disunity to refrain from further unwarranted utterances, as such will have consequences.”

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