Army authorities have today the 24th of January, ordered the withdrawal of soldiers deployed last week to Lagos during the oil subsidy removal protest.
Lagosians had woken up last Monday to behold stern looking soldiers in strategic areas of the state, a development sparked up controversies, with the Lagos State Governor, Mr Babatunde Fashola, describing the deployment as undemocratic.
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Fashola will go back to his vomit and ask for military assistance very soon - Police alone can not handle security in Lagos it is unfortunate that sentiments can make people lose their reason.
ReplyDeleteWhat was the reason for soldiers in Lagos? During the protests there was no destruction of any property so why soldiers? This is democracy and the people should not be seeing military men on their streets. Thank God they've gone back to their barracks. Eko o ni baje' o.
ReplyDeleteGreat Nigeria People......., Let's converge at Freedom Park (Ganni Fawehinmi Park) Ojota, and continue in our protest against fuel subsidy removal. "N65 or nothing" Aluta Continua, Victoria Ascerta.
ReplyDeleteour clueless government could decipher a purpoted security treat in lagos metropolis thereby deploying soldiers however desame witful government "indeed" could not decipher the actual attack in Kano and send military troops before it happened. so who are we decieving - the people who are using thier constitutional right to fight policies or a coward govt who deploys Military as an antidode to interlectual pursuit.By Gods grace the will of the people will surely surfice
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