The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, on Monday, took a swipe at those calling Nigeria a failed, saying it takes exception to such assumptions.
The minister said this at a press briefing in Lagos while reeling out the achievements of the Federal Government in 2020.
The Financial Times, in one of its editorials, had said that Nigeria was gradually becoming a failed state.
He, however, said that efforts are being made in getting the country out of a recession, tackling insecurity, and curbing the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.
He said: “Doomsday predictions will not come to pass, Nigeria will not become a failed state.”
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