Military Personnel Used as Maiguards in Abuja Raises Security Concerns
An aide to Nyesom Wike, Lere Olayinka, accused the military of deploying personnel as "maiguards" to guard uncompleted buildings in Abuja, specifically in the Gaduwa area. The dispute involves a plot of land where former Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Gambo, is allegedly involved.
The military's involvement in guarding disputed properties instead of focusing on national security concerns like terrorism in the Lake Chad region has raised questions about security and misuse of military resources. The incident also highlights issues of corruption and land ownership disputes.
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