BREAKING: Rotimi Amaechi Attacked In Spain

Hamilton Nwosa
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Some Nigerians living in Spain have on Friday, attacked the Transportation Minister, Rotimi Amaechi, who was on a national assignment

Amaechi, who disclosed this on his twitter handle said he was attacked by a few misguided Nigerians while on national assignment at a climate change event in Madrid, Spain.

He wrote, “Some minutes ago, I was attacked by a few misguided Nigerians while on national assignment at a climate change event in Madrid, Spain.”

“They were quickly repelled by the Spanish police before they could do any harm. I am fine. I was not hurt. Thanks for your support & prayers.”

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