CLEAN : Buhari's health private even if state paying: minister

The transcript discusses the president's health, emphasizing privacy and state responsibility for medical care. It addresses the proscription of IPOB due to its activities crossing into terrorism, contrasting it with other groups like MASSOB that operate within legal boundaries. The transcript highlights IPOB's violations, including inciting violence and forming paramilitary groups, urging international awareness of these issues.

What are the implications of a sitting president's health on their ability to fulfill promises?

How does the government differentiate between groups asking for self-determination and those engaged in terrorism?

What actions have been taken against groups that violate laws in Nigeria?

In what ways does the government plan to address the issue of banditry and terrorism?

What are the potential consequences of labeling a group as terrorists?