Patrick Sawyer, a terrorist — Presidency
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Presidency has tagged Sawyer a terrorist for importing the virus into Nigeria.
Senior Special Assistant to President Goodluck Jonathan on Youths and
Students , Mr Jude Imagwe said this in Abuja during the dinner lecture
and awards nights organised by Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Youth
Vanguard to honour prominent members of the party in the country.
He said Sawyer’s misguided action had brought pains and hardship upon
Nigerians who have been going about their daily duties. He said such a
man deserved to rot in hell.
He said: “Patrick Sawyer has brought pain and hardship to Nigerians.
So many things have now changed because he brought this upon us. Even in
churches, we are not free anymore.
“The woman who wanted to assist the terrorist from Liberia is dead
now. This is bad. This virus is not an infection for the rich or the
poor. It can affect anybody. We need to be careful.”
Speaking on the Federal Government’s efforts at minimising the spread
of the virus, the SSA said: “One of the surest means of prevention is
constant washing of your hand by soap. Everyone of us must not say that
because this virus is in Lagos, we should then neglect taking care of
ourselves.
“Mr President has taken the initiative to close down primary schools.
This shows that our President means well for Nigerians. The Lagos State
Government has also done a good job. As Nigerians, we need to assist
government in assisting these people.”
The presidential aide equally spoke on the plight of handicapped
youths in the country, promising that the government will never abandon
them in their time of need.
He said: “One assurance I want to give to our brothers is that
Nigerian youths who are handicapped are not alone. We know that they
suffer some degree of isolation and rejection. We are with them and we will never abandon them. My heart bleeds over
things that are happening in our happening. Enough is enough. An attack
on any part of the country is an attack on all Nigerians. Our people in
the North cannot sleep anymore. This has to stop. The earlier we realise
that it is not a Northern war or Borno war, the better for us. We must
avoid use of unguided utterances. These things cannot help us. We need
to change the way we do things.”
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