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1. I was determined to ignore Bayo Onanuga and his criminality crusade. Because I know that he long ceased to be a journalist of value since becoming a politician and Jagaban's lapdog. But since stretching it by accusing me of treason I'm compelled to address it.
2. He accused me of 'always spreading Boko Haram attacks.' I assume he's beside himself because that phrase expresses that am in the rank of the insurgents directing or escalating the attacks.
3. It's exactly the kind of words propagandists use to create the impression that as a reporter I have not been reporting but taking an adversary position. Then he goes further to call my action 'treason.'
4. This is someone who claims to be journalist and perhaps a member of the guild of editors. Reporting the frequent loss of Nigerian lives is what Bayo calls treason. The only thing I can say further to this is may God grant us the benefit of time over our different positions
5. so that in the future observers and Nigerians will judge which amounts to treason: treating the lives of Nigerians as worthless and reporting what endangers the lives of Nigerians. Shame on you!
