The List of Ministers in Circulation is Fake, APC tells Nigerians

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has announced that the list of ministers being circulated on social media does not originate from it.

The party dismissed the ministerial list as fake and that it has nothing to do with it.

Dismissing the list in a statement issued by the National Publicity Secretary of the APC, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, in Abuja on Sunday, Nigerians were to wait for the authentic one which will be made public through the appropriate channels.

“Nigerians should disregard these lists and await the authentic list which will be communicated through the appropriate channels at the right time,” Mohammed said.

Mohammed also cautioned the media against using statements attributing actions to the President-elect, without clarification.

Mohammed 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 of the Buhari Campaign Organization. These officials are always available to clarify issues.”

He pointed out that the ongoing transition is a delicate period that people with evil intentions could capitalise on to cause disaffection or overheat the polity. He therefore called on all stakeholders to be extra-cautious and to put the national interest above all other interests so as to keep Nigeria peaceful.

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