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Nigerians Should Be Thankful That Bombing Has Reduced – Femi Adesina

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Femi Adesina

The Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina, says Nigerians ought to be thankful that the spate of attacks by Boko Haram has dropped.

He said despite the recent bombings that have claimed scores of lives, the impact of terrorism was still less than what Nigerians faced under former President Goodluck Jonathan.

Adesina, who is the most senior spokesman for President Muhammadu Buhari, said before the regime came into power, about six bombs were going off in a day.

He said this during an interview on Channels Television’s ‘Politics Today’ programme on Sunday.

He said the North-East under the Buhari regime was like heaven, while that of former President Goodluck Jonathan was hell.

He said, “It is not as bad as you make it seem …because we know what the situation was as of 2015 and we know what it is today despite the reversals in security, it is still not as bad as it used to be in this country

“Yes, there was a bomb or two today (Sunday). There was a time that there were five, six, 10 bombings in a day in this country.”

He said Nigerians ought to be thankful for the job being done by the government.”



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