May 29: Stay Away If You Have No Business Being At Eagle Square, PTC Tells Nigerians

The Presidential Transition Council, PTC, has warned anyone who has no business being at the Eagle Square, Abuja, on May 29, 2023, to stay away.

President-elect, Asiwaju  Bola Tinubu and Vice-President-elect, former  senator  Kashim Shettima will  be sworn in  as 6th Executive President and Vice President of Nigeria on May 29, 2023.

Team@orientactualmags.com learned  National Security Adviser (NSA), retired General Babagana Monguno , who is a member of the council, said this on Thursday while adding that  all arrangements for accreditation and issuance of passes and identity documents for security agents have been concluded.

‘My only advice is that if you have no business in security, you need not be near the vicinity of the programme, especially on the Inauguration Day.

 The most important thing I need to convey to you is that we do not envisage anything that will be adverse or negative. So, I urge everybody to be calm and the people who use the social media, please understand this to our visitors, especially those who will come from other countries as well. It’s time to learn much more’ Monguno said.

Boss Mustapha, Secretary to the Government of the Federation and Chairman of the Council, has described the upcoming event as historically significant.

He disclosed that the inauguration programme has as its theme, ‘Nigeria: Better Together’.

‘All events will be broadcast live on all major stations and streamed on various social media platforms. Detailed information including accreditation arrangements would be provided by the Media and Publicity sub-Committee.

So far invitations have been sent to the Presidents and Heads of Government as well as Heads of International Organizations. We are also glad to report that many of these invitees have confirmed attendance in person.

Let me assure everyone that adequate arrangements have been made for the safety and security of everyone throughout the inauguration period’ he said.

Responding to a reporter’s question on the protests against the upcoming  inauguration by some opposition elements, Mustapha said, ‘Let me say without any fear of contradiction, there will be an inauguration on 29th of May. We will proceed with the inauguration of President-elect, Tinubu and the litigation will continue. Our Constitution and Electoral Act have dealt with that. Our laws are sacrosanct’ he submitted-Team@orientactualmags.com Do you have any information you wish to share with us? Do you want us to cover your event or programme? Kindly send SMS to 08059100286, 09094171980. Thank you