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| Nigerian Army Reacts To Alleged Plans Of Removing Kogi State Chief Judge. by Zenzi(op): 10:23am On Apr 02, 2019 |
Nigerian Army has reacted to alleged plans of using it officers to remove and reject the Kogi State Chief Judge from his official residence. The Nigerian Army reacted through a statement on it official handler. "The Nigerian Army has received a report of the purported or planned use of soldiers to remove and eject the Kogi State Chief Judge from his official residence." "As a professional and law abiding organisation, the Nigerian Army hereby strongly distances itself from Kogi State conflict between the State Executive and the Judiciary." "The Army Headquarters has already directed and warned the Commander in the State to stay clear of this conflict (not to interfere under any guise)." "The Nigerian Army under the leadership of Lieutenant General Tukur Yusuf Buratai will not contemplate interfering under any guise in the internal Executive - Judiciary Conflict in Kogi State or any other State for that matter." https://theblogngr.com/2019/04/02/nigerian-army-reacts-to-alleged-plans-of-removing-kogi-state-chief-judge/ |
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