The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Hajiya Sadiya Umar-Farouq, says she has forgiven all those who accused her of hiding COVID-19 palliatives meant for the poor.
The minister stated this while reacting to the discovery of food items and other COVID-19 palliatives in several warehouses across the country.
Speaking while fielding questions from journalists in Gusau on Monday, October 26, 2020, Mrs Umar-Farouq said:
“I am aware many people have made various spurious allegations and accusations against my person and my ministry over the way we distributed Federal Government palliatives to cushion the effect of COVID-19.
“I have always said I am carrying out my duties and responsibilities to the best of my ability and with fairness to all parts of the country.
“Now that they have realized their mistakes, l will only pray to God to forgive us all,” she maintained.
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