2,000 hired to protest against service chiefs on Monday -- Presidency

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2,000 hired to protest against service chiefs on Monday — Presidency

The Presidency, on Saturday, alleged of a plot by the opposition represented by the People’s Democratic Party , to hire about 2000 persons to participate in an ‘orchestrated’ protest march against the nation’s security service chiefs.

It, however, advised the general public, including the media to be wary of the alleged antics of those it accused of plotting to embarrass the administration of President Buhari and plotting against Nigeria. “This imminent gathering is the latest in a series of demonstrations orchestrated by the opposition to embarrass the government of President Muhammadu Buhari.“As part of this overall scheme, the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, with its belligerent politics, has been marching from one embassy to the other in protest against the Buhari administration and the nation’s highest court of justice, the Supreme Court.

 

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They are shameless. They should have bowed out on their own accord. After all they can’t even catch shekau

And so ?

Service chiefs for God’s sake. COAS Buratai has completed d mandatory years of service&should bow out. Why is he getting a lifetime position? How are they kept in their positions with worsening insecurity? They aren’t competent enough and should make way for others, enough said

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