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Tensions Behind Closed Doors: What Really Happened Between Foreign Minister Tuggar and Governor Bala Mohammed 

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April 19, 2025
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Tensions Behind Closed Doors: What Really Happened Between Foreign Minister Tuggar and Governor Bala Mohammed 

In the wake of conflicting reports surrounding a heated exchange between Foreign Minister Yusuf Tuggar and Governor Bala Mohammed, fresh accounts are emerging that cast doubt on the narrative being pushed by loyalists of the Bauchi State governor.

According to a credible source who was present —who spoke under condition of anonymity—claims that the Minister was physically assaulted are “entirely fabricated and implausible.” The source stated, “You know that’s not true. The Minister is an athlete and is more physically fit. If it came to a fight, it’s impossible for him to be slapped without a corresponding action. So it’s totally untrue and impossible. It is just the machinations of traducers loyal to the government.”

Eyewitness accounts indicate that tensions began when members of Governor Bala Mohammed’s entourage reportedly made snide remarks directed at the Foreign Minister. Matters escalated when Governor Mohammed allegedly insulted the Minister’s father—a respected elder statesman of both the First and Second Republics.

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This provocation led Minister Tuggar to confront the governor directly, challenging him to repeat the insult and warning that such disrespect would not go unanswered. The confrontation reportedly caused the Governor to retreat, at which point the Deputy Governor attempted to intervene. Tuggar firmly warned him off, signaling that the matter did not concern him.

Contrary to reports circulated by supporters of the Governor, no physical altercation took place, and suggestions that the Minister was humiliated are categorically false. The incident occurred in the presence of Vice President Senator Kashim Shettima, who, recognizing the rising tension, asked former Governor Adamu Mu’azu to step in and calm the situation.

Observers see the spread of misinformation as a coordinated attempt to discredit Minister Tuggar, a diplomat known for his measured temperament and national service. Those familiar with the dynamics say the campaign of falsehood reflects growing unease within certain political circles over the Minister’s rising profile.

As facts continue to emerge, the incident underscores the deepening rivalries within the political elite and the importance of verifying narratives before accepting them as truth.

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