Sack Service Chiefs Like You Sacked Oshiomhole, APC NWC – Afenifere To Buhari

The Pan-Yoruba socio-po­litical organization, Afenifere, has tasked the President and Commander In Chief of the Republic of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari to sack the service chiefs just as he swiftly sacked the APC National Chairman, Adams Oshiomhole with the party’s entire National Working Committee (NWC).

President Buhari last week recommended the sack of the National Working Committee NWC of All Pro­gressives Congress (APC) and this was immediately implemented at the National Executive Com­mittee (NEC) meeting which took place in the statehouse Abuja.

Afenifere has now urged the president to tackle the lapses in the security architecture of the country in the same way.

Lamenting about the escalat­ing cases of kidnapping, banditry, and acts of terror­ism by Boko Haram insur­gents in the country, Afenifere while speaking through its spokesman, Yinka Oduma­kin, wondered why the president continued to allow the service chiefs remain in office.

“It is clear that we have lost the war against Boko Haram insurgents even though the Federal Govern­ment has made so much pro­paganda about their exploits against Boko Haram. On a daily basis, it is becoming clearer that Boko Haram is on top of us.

We need to get back to the drawing board, to de­vise strategies to contain these criminals; otherwise, Nigeria may go under with these insurgents.” the statement read

Afenifere urged the president to go beyond scold­ing the security chiefs and relieve them of their duties.

The group said if President Buhari be­lieved the best of the service chiefs was not good enough, as he told them, he should sack them immediately instead of leaving them at their posts without any visi­ble results.

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