buckeyemedia:
Very funny how Peasants will be analyzing person wey achieve pass their papa?

ANOTHER TESTIMONY TO PRESS FREEDOM IN NIGERIA, BY PRESIDENCY

A newspaper says it will henceforth address President Muhammadu Buhari by his military rank of Major General. Nothing untoward in it. It is a rank the President attained by dint of hard work before he retired from the Nigerian Army. And today, constitutionally, he’s also Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces.

All over the world, just as in our country, a large number of retired military officers are now democrats. It does not make those who didn’t pass through military service better democrats than them.

Rather than being pejorative, addressing President Buhari by his military rank is another testimony to free speech and freedom of the press, which this administration (or regime, if anyone prefers: it’s a matter of semantics) has pledged to uphold and preserve.

Femi Adesina
Special Adviser to the President
(Media and Publicity)
December 11, 2019

qekng40:
Major General Muhammadu Buhari

buckeyemedia:
You think? That says it all.

It is always the ones that have nothing, that always make the most noise.

The Empty Barrels.

maasoap:
Has that bordered Buhari a bit since The Punchng spare headed that campaign? No.
The Punch editor resorted to that simply because brown envelopes stopped flowing to them (journalists) since Buhari came on board and they all were made to return the ones Jonathan bribed them with.

buckeyemedia:
Please hide that your ugly Medusa face, before your reflection cracks the screen of your phone.

Nonsense ManWoman.

oz4real83:
They want to try and hide his title because it is difficult to believe that a Major-general is the Chief security officer of a country experiencing the worst form of insecurity in the history of Nigeria. A civilian CSO won't fail up to this level.

buckeyemedia:
Any faceless anonymous coward can do this?

qekng40:
Major General Muhammadu Buhari