Expdonaloaded News; Senator Ndu urges Buhari to rescind order on sack of soldiers from checkpoints

Senator Ben Ndu has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to rescind his directive that military checkpoints in the coun­try be dismantled.Senator Ndu, who made this call yesterday in Enugu at a briefing with newsmen, said withdraw­ing soldiers from the high­ways would imperil the lives of road users in the country.“I found the directive a little bit worrisome in the sense that there is really insecurity in the country.“I believe he should have addressed the issue of insecurity before with­drawing the armed forces from the major roads in Nigeria.


“What that means is that armed robbery and kidnapping will resurface again and Nigerians will be living in fear. People like me who have been us­ing the roads because the roads have been compara­tively safe all these while will now begin to fly.
“So, I’m appealing to him to rescind his decision and allow the military to stay.
“For instance, you can see we still have bridges; the Lokoja bridge, the one at Ajaokuta has to be prop­erly policed and the only people who can do this are the Nigeria armed forces.
“I’m not against the Ni­gerian police, but you will notice that since the mili­tary has been on the high­ways armed robbery and kidnapping have reduced on the major highways,” he said.post by expdonaloaded.blogspot.com..Ndu, who represented Enugu-West in the Senate under former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s ad­ministration, therefore, ap­pealed to Buhari to rescind his decision until such a time when insecurity in the country would have been properly addressed.“This is an appeal to Mr President and I believe I am speaking for the ma­jority of Nigerians, who use the highways; there are no more bus attacks; Boko Haram is there; we have militants.
“I remember sometime when Barnabas Garmade’s convoy, as chairman of our party, was chased by armed robbers.
“So, with the military on the way going to Aba you will agree with me that armed robbery has been reduced because of the fear of the military.
“Nigerians will cry if Mr. President fails to re­scind his directive.
“Even if he wants to do it, it is not now; let him work for a while and think about how to solve inse­curity before withdrawing soldiers from the highway; this is my view and I be­lieve this is also the view of other Nigerians, who use the highway,” he said.
According to the sena­tor, the constitution de­mands that the president provides security, saying it did not matter whether he used the police or the mili­tary to achieve that.

Click photo to download; but you lied to me by Expdona aka finish gravity

Expdonaloaded blog;Click the photo to download aboki wey d suya by Expdona aka finish gravity