Hehehe...The All Progressives Congress on Sunday
dismissed as mere fiction, a list of ministers being circulated by some
online journalists.
According to the APC, the party has
nothing to do with the said list and urged Nigerians to wait for the
authentic one which would be made public through the appropriate
channels.
This was contained in a statement signed by the National Publicity Secretary of the APC, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, in Abuja.
Mohammed said, “Nigerians should
disregard these lists and await the authentic list which will be
communicated through the appropriate channels at the right time.”
The APC also cautioned the media against
using statements attributing actions to the President-elect, Muhammadu
Buhari, without clarification.
The party urged the media to clarify with
the authentic officials of the party and the Buhari Campaign
Organisation any issue having to do with the actions of the
President-elect, in order to avoid presenting falsehood as facts.
APC said, “The appeal becomes necessary
following recent media reports on the actions which the President-elect
will purportedly embark upon once he is sworn into office.
“Various people have been quoted in the media on what the President-elect will do or will not do once he assumes office.
“The truth is that these people do not
speak for the President-elect, hence the need for the media to clarify
such issues with the Chairman of the party, its National Publicity
Secretary or the spokesman for the Buhari Campaign Organisation. These
officials are always available to clarify issues.”
The party noted that the ongoing
transition is a delicate period that fifth columnists could capitalise
on to cause disaffection or overheat the polity, hence the need for all
stakeholders to be extra-cautious and to put the national interest above
all other interests.
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