During a book reading event at Rovingheights Bookshop in Abuja on Thursday, Mohammed discussed his newly published memoir, “Media Moments That Define An Administration,” offering reflections on what he termed the “complexities of governing Nigeria in the age of instant headlines and social media hysteria.”
Addressing an audience comprising media practitioners, political figures, and readers, the former government spokesperson identified three critical moments that shaped his tenure: reshaping the narrative surrounding Boko Haram, responding to opposition criticism through documented achievements, and navigating the communication fallout from the #EndSARS protests and Twitter suspension.
“Despite the efforts of the military to reclaim territories, the narrative—both locally and internationally—was that the government was doing nothing,” he explained.
