Punishment for Civilians Wearing Military Uniform
According to the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, wearing a military uniform by a civilian is a criminal offense, as it is considered impersonation, and it is punishable under the law. Section 110 of the Criminal Code Act, Chapter 77, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 1990, states that:
Nigerian Air Force Loses 15 Aircraft and 33 Soldiers in 14 Military air crashes between 2015 to 2023
Between the years 2015 and 2023, Nigeria, under the leadership of President Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd), experienced a total of 14 military air crashes, resulting in the loss of 15 aircraft. These unfortunate incidents claimed the lives of at least 33 military personnel, while the whereabouts of two personnel remain unknown.
Festus Keyamo Reacts To Bode George's Statement Saying He Would Work For Tinubu If Invited
Former Minister of Labour and Employment, Festus Keyamo has reacted to the statement made by the former military administrator of old Ondo State, Chief Olabode George over the possibility of working with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The chieftain of the People's Democratic Party has agreed to work with Tinubu if he is given the privilege by the president.
Two Military Universities In Nigeria
Nigeria, situated in the western part of Africa, is renowned for its commitment to security and defense. In the Federal Republic of Nigeria, the government places great importance on ensuring the safety and stability of the nation. The Nigerian military plays a vital role in combating security challenges and maintaining peace.
ISWAP Attack in Northeast Nigeria Leaves Two Soldiers Dead, Several Injured
According to reports, the Islamic State of the West African Province (ISWAP) launched an attack on a Nigerian military base in the northeast of the country on Saturday, killing two soldiers and injuring several others. The attack took place at the Arege firm base in the Malam Fatori area of the Abadam Local Government Area in Borno State.
May 29: I Am Satisfied That We Are Still Existing As A United Nation - Yakubu Gowon
Following the Swearing in and the Inauguration of the New Nigerian Executives, the President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu and his vice president, Kashim Shettima at the Eagle Square in Abuja. A lot of Nigerian Dignitaries and presidents from the different countries around the World were present at the occasion.
5 DAYS TO GO: Buhari Reveals What He Is Waiting To Do As Inauguration Approaches
President Muhammadu Buhari reportedly said in an interview that he was "desperate" to look forward to the final six days of his term in office He stated that the uncertainty of the tribunal's decision made it difficult for him to perform under pressure. Since the 29th of May is the day that everyone has been waiting for, I can only hope that the tribunal acts accordingly before then.
Reactions Trail Moment Millitary Men Say 'President Bola Ahmed Tinubu' During Their Final Training
PUNCH published a video showing the final rehearsal of the Nigerian military for the inauguration of President-elect Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Eagles Square in Abuja, the federal capital territory, was the site of the final military parade practise. The Military Men referred to the future leader of the country as "President Bola Ahmed Tinubu" during his training.
Search for Kidnappers of Chinese Citizen Commences in Abia State
Security forces in the Nigerian state of Abia have launched a manhunt for the kidnappers of Chinese national Li Peiyin, who disappeared on 31 May. Peiyin, a site manager at a quarry in Umunneochi local government area, left the site in a caterpillar vehicle but failed to return.
May 29: I Hardly Cope With Pressure Because I Don't Know What The Tribunal Will Say- Buhari
According to PunchNews, President Maj. Gen. Muhamadu Buhari (Ret.) is looking forward to his final six days in office. Since he never knows how the tribunal will rule, he says he has trouble keeping his cool under pressure. The 29th of May is a day that everyone is counting for, and it is my honest hope that the tribunal will finish its work by then.
May 29: It Is Not Common In Nigeria Politics For A Serving Governor To Fail To Win Election - Buhari
Nigerian politician Muhammadu Buhari presided over the country from 2015 until 2023. He was a retired major general in the Nigerian army who presided as the military head of state from 31 December 1983 to 27 August 1985. The dictatorial tactics of his military dictatorship are referred to as "Buharism."
Military plan to avert any attempt to stop Tinubu's inauguration - Boss Mustapha
The military and the IGP issued a stern warning that Bola Tinubu's inauguration was sacred. Boss Mustapha, the Federation's Secretary General, has discussed the military's strategy for thwarting any attempt to prevent Tinubu's inauguration on May 29. He reaffirmed that they have a strong conviction that there are agitators preparing to obstruct the inauguration somewhere.
A Democracy Rule Full Of Errors Is 1000 Times Better Than Any Perfect Military Rule—Shettima Claims
Kashim Shettima, the country's incoming vice president and the President-Elect's running mate, has stated that a democracy riddled with flaws is preferable to even the best military dictatorship. Kashim Shettima According to a Channels TV News report, Kashim Shettima revealed this at a speech given on May 29 in Abuja as part of the festivities preceding Tinubu's inauguration.
First Ladies Deserve Certain Presidential Privileges Upon Leaving Office – Aisha Buhari Speaks
Mrs. Aisha Buhari, the wife of departing Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, has advocated that former presidents' wives be granted certain privileges. Aisha, who spoke at the Abuja unveiling of a book written by Mrs. Vickie Anwuli Irabor, President of the Defence and Police Officers' Wives Association (DEPOWA), suggested, among other things, the provision of vehicles, sponsored medical treatments, and some stipends.
May 29: I Hardly Cope With Pressure Because I Don't Know What The Tribunal Will Says, Buhari Speaks
President Muhammadu Buhari recently expressed his anticipation for the upcoming six days before he leaves office. According to PunchNews, he revealed that he finds it challenging to cope with the pressure of the office because he is uncertain about the decision of the tribunal. The President made these comments during a dinner organized for him by the Nigerian Armed Forces in Abuja.
First Ladies Deserve Certain Presidential Privileges Upon Leaving Office – Aisha Buhari Speaks
Mrs. Aisha Buhari, the wife of Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, has called for past presidents' spouses to be afforded special treatment. Aisha, speaking at the Abuja launch of a book authored by Mrs. Vickie Anwuli Irabor, President of the Defence and Police Officers' Wives Association (DEPOWA), urged, among other things, the supply of automobiles, sponsored medical treatments, and stipends.
I Can Hardly Cope With The Pressure On Me, Can't Wait Till May 29th – Buhari
Photo Credit: Google According to Vanguard Newspaper, the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd), has revealed that he is under intense pressure in the last few days of his administration. The Nigerian leader on Tuesday night said he is earnestly looking forward to the next six days to exit power.
SGF Boss Mustapha Speaks On The Military Plan To Avert Any Attempts To Stop Tinubu's Inauguration
A few weeks ago, the DSS issued a warning after learning that a few lawmakers intended to erect an interim administration following President Muhammadu Buhari's term expiration. The military and the IGP also issued a stern warning, stressing the importance of Bola Tinubu's inauguration. Boss Mustapha, the secretary general of the Federation, has discussed the military strategy to foil any attempt to thwart Tinubu's inauguration on May 29.
Today's Headlines: May 29: Military committed to democracy – Irabor; Tenure Expiration: Sanwo-Olu dissolves cabinet, aides
Military committed to democracy – Irabor Photo Credit: Vanguard Newspapers The Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Lucky Irabor, has reassured Nigerians of the military’s commitment to the growth of democracy in the country. Irabor gave the assurance at the Regimental Dinner organised in honour of President Muhammadu Buhari, on Tuesday night in Abuja as part of the activities lined up for the May 29 inauguration ceremony.
May 29: Military committed to democracy - Irabor.
Chief of Defense Staff General Lucky Irabor assured Nigerians that the military is committed to the development of democracy in the country. According to Daily Post, Irabor made this assertion during a regimental dinner in honor of President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday night in Abuja as part of activities leading up to the May 29 presidential inauguration.