By Musa Ibrahim
Kaduna, Nigeria - December 3, 2025
A recent article circulating across media platforms concerning the purported EFCC invitation of Abubakar Chika Malami SAN has been described as a desperate attempt to assassinate someone's character. The writer, acting as a devil's advocate, has compiled baseless accusations, twisting narratives to shield real culprits.
"What he packaged as analysis is merely a compilation of baseless accusations, dripping with bitterness and crafted to assassinate someone's character," says the rejoinder.
The article's attempt to drag the Kebbi Development Forum (KDF) into the propaganda has been deemed embarrassing. The call on KDF to champion advocacy for investigating the immediate past government in Kebbi State is seen as a diversionary tactic.
"If indeed there was anything inimical done by that government, his paymaster would equally be in the centre to answer for it," says the rejoinder.
The contradictions in the narrative expose the hollowness of the writer's intentions. The article lacks facts, instead relying on insinuations and half-baked tales to manipulate public opinion.
"A writer genuinely interested in enlightening the public would have presented verifiable facts and allowed Nigerians to draw their own conclusions," says the rejoinder.
The people of Kebbi have become more discerning, and the attempt to divert attention from genuine governance issues by manufacturing false narratives about Malami only reveals the writer's desperation and the emptiness of their agenda.
In conclusion, the referenced article is a failed piece of political mischief, lacking substance, coherence, and credibility.
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