President Tinubu’s aide, Bayo Onanuga has reacted after the former Vice President of Nigeria, Alhaji Waziri Atiku Abubakar said all Military Commanders and Service Chiefs who used forced on peaceful protesters will account for their actions even if they retire.

In the post that Atiku Abubakar shared on his page, he said those who authorized the use of lethal force will be held responsible.

Here is what Atiku wrote on his page;

“I wish to convey a stern caution to the distinguished service chiefs and military commanders of Nigeria’s armed forces that those who authorise the use of lethal force against peaceful civilian protesters will be held responsible for committing crimes against humanity, even in the years following their retirement from service”.

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However, Bayo Onanuga has now reacted to the statement. In a post that he shared on his page, he said the Service Chiefs should be commended for their patriotic duty to the country.

Here is what he wrote on his page;

“The Service Chiefs, officers, and men of our security outfits should be commended for their patriotic duty to our country. As a supporter and enabler of the destructive ‘protests,’ Alhaji Atiku wants the sinister protests to continue despite the street’s red signals. A tweet that condones the destruction of private and public property and citizens’ investments is unexpected from a former vice president of Nigeria”….Sêe_Morē

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