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Human rights activist and 2023 African Action Congress presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, don blast di Nigerian military over di wahala wey happen between FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, and some soldiers wey block am from entering one disputed land for Abuja. Di land, wey dem say belong to former Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Awwal Gambo (retd.), cause heavy argument after video of Wike dey para for di soldiers go viral. Sowore talk say di military don miss road because instead of dem to dey protect Nigeria border, dem dey “guard land for oga.” E yarn say dis kind matter show how government officials dey always protect di interest of big men, instead of di country. Sowore still remind people how Wike stop EFCC officers that year for Rivers State from arresting one corrupt judge, say “na same Wike wey still dey play power now.”
But as di matter dey hot online, some people support Sowore talk while others say make investigation still go on before conclusion. Political influencer Zara Onyinye also enter di gist, dragging former Minister Osita Chidoka wey talk say Wike suppose apologise to di soldier. She blast am, say “na democracy we dey, and military no get right pass civilian authority.” Onyinye still shade di soldiers say dem don reduce demselves to land guards instead of defending di country. She remind Nigerians say “Wike be landlord of Aso Rock” and get right to revoke any illegal land. Meanwhile, di Navy never talk anything about di matter as at press time, but Wike don vow say di disputed land wahala go reach proper authorities.
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Abuja land dispute Nigerian army scandal Omoyele Sowore
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