A Socio-Political group, the Arewa United Front has called for the reinstatement of the suspended Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management, Betta Edu.
The group In a statement delivered its spokesperson, Iliya Dalhatu, stated that Betta Edu has not violated any Nigerian laws.
The group advised that all investigations against her be promptly ceased, so as to allow her resume her ministerial duties without hindrance.
Iliya Dalhatu further highlighted what it termed as the suspended Minister unwavering commitment and meticulous execution of her responsibilities.
“It is imperative to acknowledge her diligent efforts in fulfilling her duties as a minister, particularly in her instrumental role in spearheading the National Social Intervention Programme. This program, under Dr. Edu’s guidance, has undeniably proven to be immensely beneficial to the citizens of Kaduna and across various regions in the country. Regrettably, due to her suspension, she has been unable to mobilize her team to provide the necessary support and relief to those affected by the blast in Ibadan”.
“The Arewa United Front firmly believes that the reinstatement of Minister Betta Edu is not only crucial but also paramount in maintaining continuity and effectively addressing the pressing humanitarian challenges that our nation currently faces.”
“We implore President Tinubu to intervene and call upon the relevant authorities responsible for the investigation to expedite their proceedings and promptly release the findings of their inquiry. This will enable Minister Edu to resume her duties promptly and contribute her invaluable expertise to the betterment of our nation.”
“The Arewa United Front unequivocally supports the reinstatement of Minister Betta Edu, recognizing her exceptional contributions and unwavering dedication to improving the lives of Nigerians through her selfless service. We firmly stand behind her and urge President Tinubu to take swift action to rectify this situation, ensuring that Nigeria can effectively address its pressing humanitarian needs.”
