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Stop Making Provocative Statements about President Tinubu’s administration -Matawalle

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Zamfara State, Bello Matawalle
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The call by Minister of State for Defence, Mr. Bello Matawalle, for Nigerians to refrain from making provocative statements about President Bola Tinubu’s administration is a reminder of the importance of responsible discourse in national affairs. Matawalle rightly emphasizes that inflammatory comments can exacerbate tensions and lead to violence, underscoring the need for constructive dialogue and understanding.

Acknowledging Tinubu’s efforts in addressing the country’s challenges, Matawalle highlights the government’s commitment to reshaping and modernizing the economy, as well as securing lives and properties. This includes prioritizing the safety of citizens by enhancing the capacity of the military and exploring initiatives like the establishment of State Police to address insecurity.

Matawalle’s emphasis on unity and dialogue as essential components of addressing differences and overcoming challenges reflects a commitment to national cohesion. He rightly emphasizes that unity is crucial for Nigeria’s progress and that unwarranted utterances against the government can have consequences.

Overall, Matawalle’s call for peace, tolerance, and national cohesion resonates as a necessary reminder for all Nigerians to prioritize constructive engagement and collective efforts towards building a prosperous and harmonious nation.

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