The Special Adviser, Media and Publicity to the President Muhammadu Buhari has said that no matter what they do or say, Nigeria will survive.
Adesina in an article titled ‘They Should Let Us Breathe‘ acknowledged the security challenges the nation is battling with but said they are not insurmountable.
“Nigeria shall know peace again.” True, the security challenges are troubling and daunting, but they are not insurmountable. And Nigeria shall win. He said
He also lambasted those plotting to hold conferences, which would pass a vote of no confidence in President Buhari, calling them disgruntled religious leaders, caterwauling religious leaders
Saying that: ‘Nigeria is currently undergoing severe security challenges, but rather than team up with government and security agencies to find solutions, some past and present political leaders, disgruntled religious leaders, and ethnic champions are in cahoots, to exacerbate the situation.”
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He went on to say that those plotting the removal of the president ‘in their estimation, nothing good is happening in the country, except killings and bloodshed. And the only way out, in their narrow minds, is a removal of the constitutional order.’
He said ‘to a large extent, they have poisoned the minds of people in the country against the government.
He stated that they have deployed everything against Buhari such as ‘evil speaking, hate speech, misinformation, disinformation, bile, malignancy, and more.’
Adesina lecturing the plotters said further that ‘while combating insecurity, and myriads of other challenges, President Buhari is making conquests on other fronts, particularly infrastructure: roads, bridges, rail networks, airports, gas pipelines, other massive projects are ongoing. And they are telling themselves: unless we stop this man, he will still become the authentic Nigerian hero. So they are throwing everything against him, including the kitchen sink.’
He advised that ‘instead of shenanigans to pass eye votes of no confidence in a President doing his level best for the country, they should align with the military in the conviction that “Nigeria shall know peace again.” True, the security challenges are troubling and daunting, but they are not insurmountable. And Nigeria shall win.
