Keyamo dismissed the allegations that President Buhari is silencing critics and opposition, saying the president has no reason to silence those who had been silenced by the 15 million Nigerians who voted for him.
The labour minister in a thread of tweets posted on Monday, January 13, added that President Buhari who did not silence the opposition during the elections have no reason to do so "after their 'threat' during the elections is over".
Buhari has no reason to silence opposition - Keyamo
Festus Keyamo says President Buhari has no reason to silence opposition, critics. Credit: Festus Keyamo
He said: "There are butterflies amongst us who think they’re birds. They shouted themselves hoarse against us during elections, yet the voters didn’t listen & nobody ‘silenced’ them. Is it after their ‘threat’ during elections is over that anyone would be interested in silencing them?
This President has NO REASON to silence those already silenced by the roaring voices of 15m voters in the last 2 general elections. These tiny bad losers are rather the ones who want to silence the voices of those 15 million citizens & govt has a responsibility to prevent that."
Festus Keyamo, SAN
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@fkeyamo
1. There are butterflies amongst us who think they’re birds. They shouted themselves hoarse against us during elections, yet the voters didn’t listen & nobody ‘silenced’ them. Is it after their ‘threat’ during elections is over that anyone would be interested in silencing them?
Festus Keyamo, SAN
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@fkeyamo
2. This President has NO REASON to silence those already silenced by the roaring voices of 15m voters in the last 2 general elections. These tiny bad losers are rather the ones who want to silence the voices of those 15 million citizens & govt has a responsibility to prevent that
The labour minister also accused the unnamed critics of dragging the federal government into their "private predicaments".
Festus Keyamo, SAN
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@fkeyamo
3. The comedians among these butterflies are those who drag in the name of govt into their private predicaments to whip up public sympathy. How would govt turn the public against someone who didn’t have the public behind him in the first place? What is th
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