Nigeria’s former Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, has unveiled a new book aimed at correcting what he describes as widespread misconceptions surrounding the administration of former President Muhammadu Buhari.

The publication, launched recently, seeks to provide a detailed and accurate account of the government’s achievements and challenges during its tenure, addressing what Mohammed perceives as a distorted public narrative.

Mohammed stated that the book was conceived out of a need to offer a counter-perspective to what he termed unfair criticisms and misinterpretations of the Buhari administration’s policies and actions.

He highlighted key areas the book delves into, including the government’s efforts in tackling insecurity, economic reforms, and its anti-corruption drive, asserting that these initiatives have been misrepresented.

The former minister expressed his hope that the book will serve as a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of governance in Nigeria and offer a balanced view of the period.

By presenting an alternative narrative, Mohammed aims to foster a more informed public discourse and provide historical context for the decisions made during Buhari’s presidency.

This initiative comes at a time when the legacy of the Buhari administration is subject to ongoing evaluation and debate among political observers and the general public.

The book’s release is expected to spark further discussion and potentially influence perceptions of the past government’s performance and impact on Nigeria.

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