Nigerian Presidency Cautious in Handling Alleged Military Plot, Avoids Coup Label
The Nigerian Presidency received legal advice to refrain from calling the uncovered alleged military plot against the administration a coup. The caution in public communication is to prevent potential collaboration within and outside the military.
The Defense Headquarters discreetly handled the arrests, initially describing them as cases of indiscipline rather than a direct coup attempt. The government is committed to upholding democratic governance and constitutional order amidst the unfolding security situation.
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