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| Don’t Report Insecurity As Rising, Buhari Begs Journalists by abouzaid: 7:31pm On Oct 18, 2021 |
The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), has urged the media to address the tone, content, and standards of reporting into security and safety measures. In a statement signed by the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, on Monday, Buhari said the term “rising insecurity” should be replaced with the “reality of declining insecurity.” The statement was titled, ‘President Buhari Felicitates With Muslims On Eid-el-Maulud, Reassures That Significant Gains Are Being Made In Combating Insecurity.’ It partly read, “The President urges Muslims to strive for forgiveness and closeness to the noble life and teachings of the Prophet (SAW) whose birthday is being marked on this blessed day. On this auspicious occasion, I wish you all the blessings of today. “The President uses the occasion to give a snapshot of the increased activities the Armed Forces, Police Force, and intelligence agencies have embarked upon to effectively respond to the security challenges in the nation. Search Search the site Search for: Search … punchng.com © 1971-2020 The Punch newspaper PunchNG Menu: Video Spice Special Features Education Sex & Relationship Interview Columns Opinion Privacy Settings Don’t report insecurity as rising, Buhari begs journalists Segun Adewole 18 October 2021 Kindly share this story: The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), has urged the media to address the tone, content, and standards of reporting into security and safety measures. In a statement signed by the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, on Monday, Buhari said the term “rising insecurity” should be replaced with the “reality of declining insecurity.” The statement was titled, ‘President Buhari Felicitates With Muslims On Eid-el-Maulud, Reassures That Significant Gains Are Being Made In Combating Insecurity.’ It partly read, “The President urges Muslims to strive for forgiveness and closeness to the noble life and teachings of the Prophet (SAW) whose birthday is being marked on this blessed day. On this auspicious occasion, I wish you all the blessings of today. “The President uses the occasion to give a snapshot of the increased activities the Armed Forces, Police Force, and intelligence agencies have embarked upon to effectively respond to the security challenges in the nation. Read Also Eid-ul-Maulud: Buhari felicitates Muslims, preaches forgiveness Eid-el-Maulud: Lawan preaches peace, love, tolerance Buhari’s scorecard decidedly not good enough “He says the government fully expects and intends for these trends to continue, and calls on the media to address the tone, content, and standards of reporting into security and safety measures. Time has come to revise the prefixes “rising insecurity” with “declining insecurity.” “The President adds that increased cooperation and collaboration from the citizenry, coupled with reinvigorated, dynamic, and energised police, security and military leadership is helping the administration score more victories against terror, criminality, and economic sabotage. The reality of declining insecurity should replace the inaccurate narrative of rising insecurity in the country.” Home News Sports Metro Plus Entertainment Politics Business Videos HealthWise Editorial Columns Opinion Subscribe Search Search the site Search for: Search … punchng.com © 1971-2020 The Punch newspaper PunchNG Menu: Video Spice Special Features Education Sex & Relationship Interview Columns Opinion Privacy Settings Don’t report insecurity as rising, Buhari begs journalists Segun Adewole 18 October 2021 Kindly share this story: The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), has urged the media to address the tone, content, and standards of reporting into security and safety measures. In a statement signed by the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, on Monday, Buhari said the term “rising insecurity” should be replaced with the “reality of declining insecurity.” The statement was titled, ‘President Buhari Felicitates With Muslims On Eid-el-Maulud, Reassures That Significant Gains Are Being Made In Combating Insecurity.’ It partly read, “The President urges Muslims to strive for forgiveness and closeness to the noble life and teachings of the Prophet (SAW) whose birthday is being marked on this blessed day. On this auspicious occasion, I wish you all the blessings of today. “The President uses the occasion to give a snapshot of the increased activities the Armed Forces, Police Force, and intelligence agencies have embarked upon to effectively respond to the security challenges in the nation. Read Also Eid-ul-Maulud: Buhari felicitates Muslims, preaches forgiveness Eid-el-Maulud: Lawan preaches peace, love, tolerance Buhari’s scorecard decidedly not good enough “He says the government fully expects and intends for these trends to continue, and calls on the media to address the tone, content, and standards of reporting into security and safety measures. Time has come to revise the prefixes “rising insecurity” with “declining insecurity.” “The President adds that increased cooperation and collaboration from the citizenry, coupled with reinvigorated, dynamic, and energised police, security and military leadership is helping the administration score more victories against terror, criminality, and economic sabotage. The reality of declining insecurity should replace the inaccurate narrative of rising insecurity in the country.” Shehu quoted Buhari as saying, “While there is work to do, the men and women in uniform who are helping the nation to achieve this goal, desire our collective appreciation and encouragement to do even more. The whole country and its mass communication systems have a duty in this regard.” The President concluded his message by appealing to road users to drive with care and avoid needless accidents. https://punchng.com/dont-report-insecurity-as-rising-buhari-begs-journalists/?amp |
| Re: Don’t Report Insecurity As Rising, Buhari Begs Journalists by duro4chang(m): 7:35pm On Oct 18, 2021 |
Just imagine! The mistake of 2015 1 Like |
| Re: Don’t Report Insecurity As Rising, Buhari Begs Journalists by Nanaborga(m): 7:38pm On Oct 18, 2021 |
Buhari your papa , buhari your mama , which kind nonsense this old man dey cap so , insecurity dey scatter the whole country yet you say make media dey lie , even police and soldiers are not safe again in this country yet you say make media lie , nonsense talk because of say you carry all Nigeria security agencies to guard you and your family, hand go touch you soon , nor worry 2 Likes |
| Re: Don’t Report Insecurity As Rising, Buhari Begs Journalists by rayvelez(m): 8:01pm On Oct 18, 2021 |
The failure dullard is afraid of rising insecurity lwkmd. 1 Like |
| Re: Don’t Report Insecurity As Rising, Buhari Begs Journalists by Imemine: 8:01pm On Oct 18, 2021 |
Here we go again trivializing important issues instead of solving them. Will 'declining' give peace to the nation or to mr president's heart? Smh. 1 Like |
| Re: Don’t Report Insecurity As Rising, Buhari Begs Journalists by abouzaid: 8:17pm On Oct 18, 2021 |
Both Buhari and Osinbajo de mad, that's how the short man devil Osinbajo said that people are now owning houses in Nigeria with #30,000 when we complained of inflation. |
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