Nigeria Is Not On The Brink Of Collapse – FG

Mohammed Idris

The Federal Government has dismissed claims that Nigeria is on the verge of collapse. The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, recently had his say at the 81st General Assembly and 23rd Annual General Meeting of the Broadcasting Organisations of Nigeria held in Abuja.

According to him, the nation remains stable and is currently making steady progress in addressing its security and economic challenges.

He concluded by assuring Nigerians that ongoing military operations and improved intelligence coordination are yielding positive results.

His words, “I want to unequivocally refute the insinuation that Nigeria is on the brink. On the contrary, we are daily exhibiting resilience and tackling our security and economic challenges more decisively.

Nigeria’s foreign reserves are strengthening, investor confidence is improving, and reforms in both the oil and non-oil sectors are expanding revenue streams. These decisions, though difficult, are stabilising public finances and creating a more transparent economic environment.

This development confirms that Nigeria is once again a viable destination for global investment, with international funds expected to increase participation in our capital market.

The airwaves are a public trust. Broadcasting must continue to inform, educate, and unite our people, while upholding the highest standards of professionalism, fairness, and accuracy.

Difficult moments like this require stronger faith in our country and a deep sense of patriotism, not narratives that create fear or division.”

WOW.