Lawmaker Warns FG Over Sokoto Airstrike, Expresses Concerns of Violating International Procedures
During a Senate session discussing the recent military airstrike in Sokoto State that reportedly targeted and killed several terrorists on Christmas night, lawmaker Ningi raised alarm over the operation's lack of proper procedures. He warned that even prominent figures like Senator Godswill Akpabio could be at risk of being hijacked and taken away.
Ningi criticized the government for allowing military operations in Sokoto without following international protocols, stating that such actions violate the United Nations Charter. The lawmaker emphasized the need for the National Assembly to take action against operations conducted without due process.
The concerns raised during the debate shed light on the potential security risks and the importance of adhering to established protocols in military operations.
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