According to Daily Trust, Minister of Works Dave Umahi allegedly told Senator Adams Oshiomhole at an official gathering that he would not put up with any kind of disrespect.
The exchange, which has been in the public eye ever since, took place at a meeting between lawmakers and government officials. According to eyewitnesses, the dispute occurred during a discussion regarding project-related topics, where opposing viewpoints led to a violent response.
The Constitution protects me from being sued, thus I am not worried about being fired from my position, Umahi • Channels Television.
In the opinion of witnesses, Senator Oshiomhole voiced his concerns in a way that Umahi found to be insulting. The minister is said to have reacted to the tone by saying, I am a well-known Nigerian, and you are not allowed to address me in such way.
The session was said to have come to a brief stop as a result of the encounter, which the other participants observed. Many of those in attendance tried to alleviate the tension by emphasizing the importance of civilized conversation in official settings.
According to onlookers, government meetings are often the scene of heated discussions, especially when issues involving the use of public funds, policies, or laws are discussed. When officials attempt to comprehend and justify their positions, debates like this one might become heated.
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