Wrongfully Retired Army Officers Seek Tinubu's Help for Reinstatement
A group of 38 senior Nigerian Army officers, including the daughter of former DSS spokesperson Marilyn Ogar, are seeking reinstatement after their careers were unjustly truncated in 2016. Ogar was compulsorily retired in 2015 following allegations of misconduct under President Buhari's administration.
The officers are appealing to political leader Tinubu for justice, believing they were unfairly targeted. The reinstatement of Ogar has sparked hope for others in similar situations, with praise for Tinubu's actions.
The officers are urging for equal treatment and justice in their quest to return to service.
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