Fatshimetrie is a leading news media, recognized for its seriousness and commitment to quality journalism. In a recent article, the newspaper lifted the veil on the controversy surrounding an alleged international agreement between the European Union and the member countries of the OACPS. This affair sparked strong reactions in the country’s social, religious and cultural circles, raising passionate debates about the values and principles that animate the nation.
The agreement in question, known as the Samoa Agreement, was signed at a meeting in Brussels last June. It is a partnership between the EU and OACPS Member States aimed at promoting cooperation in areas such as sustainable economic growth, environmental protection and human rights. However, unfounded allegations have been circulating that Nigeria agreed to support the rights of LGBTQI people in exchange for a whopping $150 billion.
The Minister of Finance and Planning, Atiku Bagudu, strongly denied the allegations during a press conference in Abuja. He pointed out that no mention of $150 billion appeared in the deal, and no reference to LGBTQ rights was included. He also asserted that the president was fully committed to respecting the country’s laws and constitution, and would never approve a deal detrimental to his interests.
Bagudu stressed that the Samoa Agreement was primarily aimed at strengthening economic cooperation, human rights and environmental protection among the signatory countries. He assured that Nigeria had conducted extensive consultations before signing the agreement, and that any provisions contrary to its laws would be automatically nullified. The government is also committed to respecting its sovereignty and not compromising the country’s values.
In conclusion, the Fatshimetrie article highlights the importance of transparency and accuracy in information processing. It also highlights Nigeria’s commitment to protecting its national interests while promoting international cooperation. It calls for responsible, fact-sensitive journalism to preserve public trust and the country’s integrity on the world stage.