Presidency behind Senate’s call for Service Chiefs’ sack – Sources
“brothers in Lake Chad, Cameroon, Sambisa, Niger State, Zamfara State”, to join the sect.
“We thank God who put us on this path, to promote His words and institute His law. We call you to join us to institute Sharia globally. When you come, we will accept you according to law, and we worship Allah as He commands us.”On Tuesday, the Senate told the Service Chiefs to go after considering a motion on the rising number of casualties in the Nigerian Army and other security agencies.
Ali Ndume , sponsor of the original motion, under Order 42 and 52 of the Senate Standing Rules, recalled that 24 soldiers were recently ambushed and killed along Damboa – Maiduguri road in Borno State.He decried that similarly, 19 were wounded and 9 declared missing. Ndume warned that if the trend continues, there will be grievous implications on the fight against insurgency and banditry in Africa’s biggest nation.
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