He also said that the government
was committed to ending the incessant clashes once and for all.
Mohammed urged Nigerians in the
diaspora not to believe everything they read on social media about happenings
in the country.
Addressing the staff of the
Nigerian Embassy to the United States in Washington DC, the Minister advised
them to download the FGN-iAPP on their mobile devices in order to have access
to authentic Nigerian news.
Alhaji Mohammed said the federal
government recently launched the National Campaign Against Fake News in order
to stem the spread of false and misleading information, which is capable of
threatening the peace and security of the country.
The Minister, who interacted with
past and current senior US government officials and stakeholders in the US
policy on Africa, under the auspices of the think tank Atlantic Council, said
the picture being painted in some circles of an ethno-religious crisis in
Nigeria was far from the truth.
”Despite such crises as the
farmers-herders clashes and communal conflicts, Nigerians – for the most part –
are living together harmoniously. Nigeria is not at war,” he said.
Killing has reduced,Who reduced it,Lai Mohammed or who?It seems some of you are clueless,you don't even know what to say.Only for somebody to say the killing has reduced,as if it is chikens we are talking about.
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