According to Bayo Onanuga, the Special Adviser to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Information and Strategy, the federal government has executed the $150 billion Samao agreement. A number of provisions in the pact allegedly require developing and underdeveloped countries to back the LGBT community's calls for recognition as a prerequisite for receiving aid from more developed nations, according to DAILY TRUST.
According to the report, the deal is slowly but surely gaining support, even if many countries are opposed due to the sensitive cultural values and strong Islamic and Christian beliefs held by those countries. Based on Bayo Onanuga's reaction to the report, Daily Trust misreported the story. He claimed that the publication's editorial policy was to cast President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration in a negative light.
Adebiyi, speaking for the Ministry of Budget and Planning, provided an explanation, and Onanuga claimed that the media outlet should have abandoned the issue afterward. The following is the content of Bayo Onanuga's page: When reporting about Nigeria's support for the Samoa accord, Daily Trust made a mistake. After Adebiyi, representing the Ministry of Budget and Planning, explained everything, the story should have been abandoned.
However, it seems the daily is determined to put the Tinubu government in a negative light. However, it persisted in publishing an article that had long since died.