Reports in national and foreign media that the Federal
Government is currently in the process of recruiting an international public
relations firm to “counter mounting criticism both inside and outside the
country” are completely false and baseless.
The suggestion that the Federal Government intends to spend
a staggering sum of $800 Million on the phantom public relations effort to ease
“increasing pressure over its response to the kidnapping of more than 200
schoolgirls” is also wholly untrue.
Coming as they do, at a particularly difficult and sensitive
time for the entire nation, the Federal Government considers the reports of a
drive to recruit consultants to launder its image highly insensitive,
deplorable, absurd and very malicious.
The Federal Government’s topmost priority for now is not
public relations or image laundering but national security and the ongoing
effort to ensure the safe return of the abducted college girls.
We therefore condemn the attempt by purveyors of the bogus
reports to incite the Nigerian public against the Federal Government through
the circulation of falsehoods .
Reuben Abati
Special Adviser to the President
(Media & Publicity)
May 27, 2014
Oh my God ! nija don tire me ooo. You don't knw the truth and the lies anymore ooo. DERA MI
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DeleteThere is no smoke without fire, Abati we hear u, I will not be surprised if we hear that d contract was been signed.
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ReplyDeleteI do not expect Reuben Abati to say otherwise
ReplyDelete#yinmu# @ Abati
ReplyDeleteNext news please
ReplyDeleteSir is just doing his job
ReplyDeleteThank you for clearing the air
ReplyDeleteWe'll soon see
ReplyDeleteRumours naa ni
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