“In view of the series of insinuations, allegations and false claims being made by certain activists and politicians on the legal and disciplinary process in the Nigerian military, the Defence Headquarters finds it necessary to make this call.
“Politicians should avoid using the forum or medium of their political campaigns to incite or endorse acts of indiscipline in the nation’s military establishments.
“This call has become necessary as the trend got to another level on Tuesday when a prominent politician declared that soldiers have the right to protest Federal Government’s failure to fully equip them.
“It was expected that the fellow quoted or his party would have made immediate moves to correct this fallacy or erroneous impression being propagated, especially in view of the level of knowledge of his principal and candidate in the forthcoming elections,’’
2 comments:
It's true they hv d right to protest, nd how can u also send innocent soldiers to war without weapons then u expect them to com with victory, things doesn't work dat way, nd they should not kill our 54 soldiers they transfer from abj to Lagos if army officers try it God will never forgive u people their families will never forgive u people nd d gods of their land will not forgive u people nd karma will visit u people one by one
Yeah @ anon. The army have the right to protest, infact every citizen have the right to protest if their government is not doing the right thin
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