I was not beaten in Madrid…IPOD are lairs, Ameachi says

I was not beaten in Madrid…IPOD are lairs, Ameachi says
December 07 21:00 2019 Print This Article

The Minister of Transport, Chibuike Rotimi Ameach has labeled as lie the news credited to the spokes person of the Indigenous People of Biafra, (IPOD) claiming that he was beaten in Madrid, Spain by members of their group.

In a statement released on Saturday by the Minister of Transports media aids, they stated that the news is more of a propaganda intentionally meant to discredit his person.

“We must clarify that in the incident of the attack yesterday on the Minister in Madrid, where Amaechi was part of the official Nigerian government delegation to the United Nations (UN) climate change conference (COP25), IPOB members did not “beat”, physically assault or cause any bodily harm to the honourable Minister. 

“As they charged towards and at the minister during the attack, it was apparent that their plan was to “beat” (quoting Emma Powerful) him, hurt him, cause bodily harm or even do worse! But their violent evil plot failed woefully due to the dexterity of Amaechi to resist them, protect and defend himself, and the prompt intervention of the Spanish police who repelled the motley crowd of misguided attackers. Even the video circulated online by the attackers confirmed this much. Everyone could clearly hear one of them shouting, “we didn’t get him…” expressing his frustrations of their inability to get and “beat” the Minister. 

“We must commend the Spanish police in Madrid for their timely intervention to protect Amaechi and their investigation of the attack and attempt on the life of the honourable minister in Spanish territory. 

“The honourable minister of Transportation is immensely grateful to all for the outpour of love, support and prayers. He acknowledges God’s hand in the foiling of the attack and reassures all and sundry that he’s well, unhurt and okay; and will continue to dedicate himself in service to God, Nigeria and humanity,” the statement read. 

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