Defeated Politicians Not Happy With Their Defeat Responsible For Criminal Activities in Nigeria – Nigerian Army

Chief of Army Staff, Lt General Tukur Yufuf Buratai
Chief of Army Staff, Lt General Tukur Yufuf Buratai
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Defeated Politicians Not Happy With Their Defeat Responsible For Criminal Activities in Nigeria - Nigerian Army
Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai

The Chief of Army Staff, Lt. General Tukur Buratai has accused the defeated politicians who are not happy with their defeat of responsible for the criminal activities going on across the country.

Lt. General Buratai, levelled the accusation in Maiduguri when he received the House Committee on Army led by its Chairman, Remande Shawulu, at the Theatre Command.

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“The myriad of security challenges we are facing now in the North West, North Central and other parts of the country, I want to believe and rightly so, is the fall out of the just concluded general elections.

“There are several political interests, politicians in particular not happy with their defeat and therefore, trying to take revenge, sponsoring some these criminal activities.

“There are strong political undertone, strong political influence.

“So, I will use this opportunity to call on the honourable members here to prevail on some of these politicians to look at national interest first before any other political or sectional interest.

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“We have some strong evidence but we are still being cautious so that we don’t get it wrong,’’ Buratai said.

The army chief advised those politicians against doing anything to aggravate the security challenges.

Earlier, Mr Shawulu said the committee was at the theatre for its usual oversight function.

He paid tribute to officers and soldiers, who had died in the course of the counterinsurgency operation. He said they sacrificed their lives for the security and peace of the North East and country at large.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the committee visited the Maimalary Military Cemetery, where three personnel killed by IED on Monday were buried and 7 Division Military hospital to empathise with wounded soldiers. (NAN)

 

 

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