Sam Amadi Defends Military in Clash with Nyesom Wike Over Land Access
Dr. Sam Amadi, Director of Abuja School of Social and Political Thought, supported a young naval officer's actions in a recent clash with Minister Nyesom Wike over land access in Abuja. Amadi stated in an interview that the soldier did not err and that the Minister does not have the power to command the military.
The clash arose when the Minister's office in the Federal Capital Territory sought access to land. Amadi emphasized the need for the military to act according to standard procedures and protect state interests.
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