Nigerian Presidency Issues Warnings Over Alleged Military Coup Plot
The Nigerian Presidency issues warnings against media reports alleging harm to national security and discouraging foreign investors. The warnings follow unverified claims of a military coup plot, with criticism directed at sensational online reporting.
The Presidency emphasizes the lack of credible evidence linking certain individuals to the alleged coup attempt. The Nigerian military reaffirms its loyalty to the constitution and commitment to protecting democracy amidst rising concerns.
Brigadier General Tukur Gusau denies the reported arrests as politically motivated, aiming to prevent unnecessary tension and distrust among the populace.
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