Femi Fani-Kayode, a former Nigerian Minister of Aviation, has responded forcefully to recent travel advisories issued by countries such as the US, UK, Canada, and members of the European Union, warning their citizens against visiting Nigeria due to concerns over potential violence in the coming days….READ FULL ARTICLE...READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE ▶▶
In a statement, Fani-Kayode dismissed these advisories, asserting that any negative expectations from these nations would ultimately fail. He expressed a strong resolve that Nigeria would emerge from this turbulent period “stronger and better.”
The former minister also highlighted claims by the Inspector General of Police, who alleged the involvement of foreign mercenaries aiming to foment trouble and exploit the planned demonstrations. Fani-Kayode emphasized that the Nigerian people’s blood is sacred, underscoring a no-tolerance stance towards any foreign mercenaries attempting to destabilize the nation. He vowed that such individuals would be dealt with decisively by security forces and sent back to their countries “in bodybags,” while their local collaborators would face charges of treason.
Fani-Kayode criticized the attempts by foreign powers to undermine Nigeria’s sovereignty, describing them as efforts to create panic, divide the nation, and disrupt its democracy through riots and violent demonstrations. He called for the government to be swift, strong, and decisive, urging them to reject unnecessary appeals from those who seek to harm the nation’s peace.
Reaffirming his support for President Bola Tinubu, Fani-Kayode expressed confidence that Tinubu would not falter in his duty to protect the nation’s people and properties. He reiterated the importance of standing firm against both internal and external threats, maintaining that God is on Nigeria’s side…READ FULL ARTICLE
