By John Owen Nwachukwu Nigerians on social media have reacted to the statement credited to the Deputy President of the Senate where h...
By John Owen Nwachukwu
Nigerians on social media have reacted to the statement credited to the Deputy President of the Senate where he was quoted to have said that there is the possibility of the military taking over in the country.
Ekeweremadu on Wednesday hinted on the possibility military take over.
While some believe that the statement was uncalled for, others said the lawmaker had the right to express himself. They, however, warned him against making inciting comments.
Here are some comments as collated
@GordonMuero, “The man is not speaking for the Army, he’s simply piecing together all the signs. If the rascality of some of these govs go beyond 2019, then we should begin to kiss our democracy goodbye. There’re too many red flags already.”
@LabaranYusua,” If I were mr minister of justice and attorney general of the federation I will file a case charging ekweremadu for treason.”
@ takuraagadi15, “Its a shameful comment and portrays the personality of failed politicians we have as leaders.”
@Kufere_Okokon, “Its a shameful comment and portrays the personality of failed politicians we have as leadersPlease when…? I’m tired of hearing from LIE Mohammed and his APC family.”
@drealbigname, “This is most unfortunate, coming from d no 4 man in dis country it shows most of these politicians are not democratic n patriotic 2 this nation.”
@amino4best, “Nigerian politicians are always like that, whenever they envisage failure on their sides they advocate for military takeover.”
@almekan, “No saints or perfect man here or anywhere-but ur people there are not fair n patrotic n everyone blames PMB-WE HV NOT OTHER NATION.”
@omonye_jold, “Yes let them take over, restructure Nigeria and hand it over to you greedy politicians.”
@marythesa, “Your wish right? Beht you didn’t call dis same army to take over when you were in power for 16 years o!”
@LAdetoun, “In fact, that’s my prayer compared to this unduly expensive federal system of government.”
@Banire2000, “Yes it’s possible but coming from you shows the level of hatred you harboured in your mind against the system. May your prayers never be answered & be directed to the pit of ‘shit’. may God redirect your shilly-shally mindset to think better for Nigeria.”
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