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The Nigerian Army has debunked claims suggesting that its officials were not in Kano to enforce a court order.

Making this disclosure in a statement released on Sunday, the Director of Army Public Relations, Maj. Gen. Onyema Nwachukwu explained that contrary to claims by the Kano State chapter of the Nigerian Bar Association, men of the Nigerian Army were in Kano State to check for any possible breakdown or breach of security.

Read More: https://www./2024/05/27/emirship-tussle-why-our-men-are-in-kano-nigerian-army-finally-breaks-silence/

Enforce court order for a law and bill that has already been passed
APC people no too get sense some of them think we are still in the military era.

First it was the NSA that denied involment now the army is doing same.

Abuse of Power in Tinubu's Administration

We are witnessing a disturbing trend in the current administration as it continues to interfere and undermine the will of the people of Kano in silence. This troubling development began with the appointment of Abdullahi Ganduje as the chairman of the APC, despite him being caught on videotape accepting bribes in U.S. dollars, earning him the nickname "Gandollar." His elevation to such a high position in the ruling party is alarming and has set the stage for a series of abuses of power.

[color=#000000]Now, from his position of influence, Ganduje is pulling strings and leveraging the federal government, the Nigerian military, the Nigerian police force, and the Department of State Security Services to settle personal scores from the shadows of power. This is precisely what many Nigerians feared when Ganduje was appointed. This man, who has shown blatant disregard for the constitution, is willing to trample on the rights and privileges of others to assert his authority.[/color]

A recent example of this abuse of power involves the withdrawal of state privileges from Ado Bayero by the Kano state governor. However, instead of respecting the state's autonomy, a federal figure empowered Ado Bayero with two private jets and armed escorts from the military, police, and DSS to storm Kano. This blatant overreach and disrespect for state authority is unprecedented. Even during the eras of IBB and Abacha, such blatant disregard for state sovereignty was not witnessed. It is ironic and disheartening that supposed democrats and civilians are engaging in worse abuses than the military regimes did.

Ganduje is a ticking time bomb. There is an urgent need for a thorough investigation into these abuses of power. All those involved at the federal level should be held accountable and removed from office. This is supposed to be a democracy. If figures like Obi and Atiku are told to seek justice in the courts, why can't Ado Bayero do the same? The Kano state’s sovereignty and the powers of its governors must not be undermined by the presidency.

[color=#000000]This pattern of behavior is unacceptable. There must be accountability for these abuses of power. A thorough investigation is needed, and those found guilty must be fired and brought to justice. The rights of the states and their governors must be respected, and the federal government should act in the best interest of all Nigerians, not just a select few.[/color]

That's definitely not the army's job, this country has a long way to go oo.


hope mannabbq and helinuesss have not joined the army

lonecatt:
Enforce court order for a law and bill that has already been passed
APC people no too get sense some of them think we are still in the military era.

dont mind them.

malali:
Abuse of Power in Tinubu's Administration

We are witnessing a disturbing trend in the current administration as it continues to interfere and undermine the will of the people of Kano in silence. This troubling development began with the appointment of Abdullahi Ganduje as the chairman of the APC, despite him being caught on videotape accepting bribes in U.S. dollars, earning him the nickname "Gandollar." His elevation to such a high position in the ruling party is alarming and has set the stage for a series of abuses of power.

[color=#000000]Now, from his position of influence, Ganduje is pulling strings and leveraging the federal government, the Nigerian military, the Nigerian police force, and the Department of State Security Services to settle personal scores from the shadows of power. This is precisely what many Nigerians feared when Ganduje was appointed. This man, who has shown blatant disregard for the constitution, is willing to trample on the rights and privileges of others to assert his authority.[/color]

A recent example of this abuse of power involves the withdrawal of state privileges from Ado Bayero by the Kano state governor. However, instead of respecting the state's autonomy, a federal figure empowered Ado Bayero with two private jets and armed escorts from the military, police, and DSS to storm Kano. This blatant overreach and disrespect for state authority is unprecedented. Even during the eras of IBB and Abacha, such blatant disregard for state sovereignty was not witnessed. It is ironic and disheartening that supposed democrats and civilians are engaging in worse abuses than the military regimes did.

Ganduje is a ticking time bomb. There is an urgent need for a thorough investigation into these abuses of power. All those involved at the federal level should be held accountable and removed from office. This is supposed to be a democracy. If figures like Obi and Atiku are told to seek justice in the courts, why can't Ado Bayero do the same? The Kano state’s sovereignty and the powers of its governors must not be undermined by the presidency.

[color=#000000]This pattern of behavior is unacceptable. There must be accountability for these abuses of power. A thorough investigation is needed, and those found guilty must be fired and brought to justice. The rights of the states and their governors must be respected, and the federal government should act in the best interest of all Nigerians, not just a select few.[/color]

may God bless you for this your comments

That is what our military are good at denied, denied denied.

Damage control

Terrorism is ravaging Nigeria. Soldiers are interfering in emirship tussel.

malali:
Abuse of Power in Tinubu's Administration

We are witnessing a disturbing trend in the current administration as it continues to interfere and undermine the will of the people of Kano in silence. This troubling development began with the appointment of Abdullahi Ganduje as the chairman of the APC, despite him being caught on videotape accepting bribes in U.S. dollars, earning him the nickname "Gandollar." His elevation to such a high position in the ruling party is alarming and has set the stage for a series of abuses of power.

[color=#000000]Now, from his position of influence, Ganduje is pulling strings and leveraging the federal government, the Nigerian military, the Nigerian police force, and the Department of State Security Services to settle personal scores from the shadows of power. This is precisely what many Nigerians feared when Ganduje was appointed. This man, who has shown blatant disregard for the constitution, is willing to trample on the rights and privileges of others to assert his authority.[/color]

A recent example of this abuse of power involves the withdrawal of state privileges from Ado Bayero by the Kano state governor. However, instead of respecting the state's autonomy, a federal figure empowered Ado Bayero with two private jets and armed escorts from the military, police, and DSS to storm Kano. This blatant overreach and disrespect for state authority is unprecedented. Even during the eras of IBB and Abacha, such blatant disregard for state sovereignty was not witnessed. It is ironic and disheartening that supposed democrats and civilians are engaging in worse abuses than the military regimes did.

Ganduje is a ticking time bomb. There is an urgent need for a thorough investigation into these abuses of power. All those involved at the federal level should be held accountable and removed from office. This is supposed to be a democracy. If figures like Obi and Atiku are told to seek justice in the courts, why can't Ado Bayero do the same? The Kano state’s sovereignty and the powers of its governors must not be undermined by the presidency.

[color=#000000]This pattern of behavior is unacceptable. There must be accountability for these abuses of power. A thorough investigation is needed, and those found guilty must be fired and brought to justice. The rights of the states and their governors must be respected, and the federal government should act in the best interest of all Nigerians, not just a select few.[/color]

the person who wrote this is mad

So we should blame tinubu for issues between ganduje n Sanusi?

So will u also blame tinubu for what is happening in edo state right now?

COMRADES, Nigerian army is gradually becoming political puppets

emekaayomide:
The Nigerian Army has debunked claims suggesting that its officials were not in Kano to enforce a court order.

Making this disclosure in a statement released on Sunday, the Director of Army Public Relations, Maj. Gen. Onyema Nwachukwu explained that contrary to claims by the Kano State chapter of the Nigerian Bar Association, men of the Nigerian Army were in Kano State to check for any possible breakdown or breach of security.

Read More: https://www./2024/05/27/emirship-tussle-why-our-men-are-in-kano-nigerian-army-finally-breaks-silence/

Where was d army wen same law was used to remove sanusi?useless set of government that keeps muscling states wit federal might

BATified2023:
the person who wrote this is mad

So we should blame tinubu for issues between ganduje n Sanusi?

So will u also blame tinubu for what is happening in edo state right now?

I think you are the person that is mad instead. By who's authority were they military interfering in a state government internal affair. You people will see white and call it black to soothe your evil motive