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“Disgraceful”: Mr Macaroni Criticizes Adejobi, PRO Of The Police Force, For Insensitive Comment On Nabeeha’s Death

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“Disgraceful”: Mr Macaroni Criticizes Adejobi, PRO Of The Police Force, For Insensitive Comment On Nabeeha’s Death

Written By Oshiobugie John

Prominent activist and skitmaker, Mr Macaroni, has expressed his dismay towards Prince Adejobi, the Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the police force, for what he deems an insensitive comment regarding the tragic demise of Nabeeha, one of the kidnapped victims. CONTINUE READING

 

 

 

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On Saturday afternoon, it was reported by former Minister Isa Pantami that Nabeeha, one of the six sisters abducted by bandits in Abuja, had been killed due to the family’s inability to meet the ransom conditions.

Mr Macaroni took to social media to address Adejobi’s response to a Nigerian tweep, where the PRO commented, “Don’t cry more than the bereaved. Ok.” In response, Mr Macaroni expressed his disapproval, stating, “This is the response from the Image Maker of the Nigerian Police to a distress call by a concerned Nigerian. Disgraceful!”

The skitmaker’s comment reflects the widespread sentiment of dismay and disappointment among Nigerians, who expect empathy and understanding from public figures, especially in sensitive situations involving loss and tragedy. The incident has sparked discussions about the role of public officials in communicating with the public and the need for a more compassionate approach in addressing distressing matters.

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