Nigerians blast minister on Twitter over masquerade comment
Lai Mohammed also said Nigeria has tourism sites and not Tourism attractions, adding that there is a difference between the two.
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Nigerians have taken to Twitter to slam the minister for making what they call an embarrassing comment.
The comment which Mohammed made at the sectoral debate of the federal house of representative in Abuja, certainly did not go well with most youth, who spared nothing to make their feelings known.
Here are some reactions to Lai Mohammed’s comment.
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He said Nigeria needs to put infrastructure in place to transform the tourism sites to tourism attractions.
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