[dropcap]T[/dropcap]his is the list of retired senior military officers and their regions – you be the judge.
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Maj. Gen TC Ude (SE)
Maj. Gen LC Ilo (SE)
Maj. Gen IN Ijoma (SE)
Maj. Gen O Ejimai (SE)
Maj. Gen PAT Akem (SS)
Maj. Gen ED Atewe (SS)
Maj. Gen FO Alli (SS)
Maj. Gen SD Aliyu (MB)
Maj. Gen Letam Wiwa – younger brother of murdered Environmental Rights activist and author, Ken Saro-Wiwa (SS)
Maj. Gen Mobolaji Koleoso(SW)
Maj. General MY Ibrahim
Brig. Gen GO Agachi (SE )
Brig. Gen Okonkwo (SE)
Brig. Gen Ogidi (SE)
Brig. Gen Koko Essien (SS)
Brig. Gen PE Ekpeyong (SS)
Brig. Gen Bright Fiboinumama (SS)
Brig. Gen. M. Onoyiveta (SS)
Brig Gen IMD Lawson (SS)
Brig Gen Oyefesobi (SW)
Brig. Gen AI Onibasa (SW)
Brig Gen Bashir Mormoni(MB)
Brig. Gen AH Saad -Former ADC to late President Musa Yaradua (North)
Brig. Gen MG Ali (North)
Brig. Gen LN Bello (North )
Brig. Gen D Abdusalam (North)
Col. CK Ukoha (SE)
Col. OU Nwankwo (SE)
Col. FD Kayode (SW)
Col. Audu (MB)
Col. Nicholas Achinze -Dasuki’s ADC(SE)
Col. Tonye F Minimah–Younger brother of former Chief of Army Staff
LT. Gen. Kenneth Minimah(SS)
Col. Ojogbane Adegbe –ADC to former President Goodluck Jonathan (MB)
Col. DR Hassan (North)
Col. MA Suleiman (North)
Lt. Col GC Nyekwu (SE)
LEGEND
SW- South West
SS- South South
SE- South East
MB- Middle Belt
North- North East & North West
Purging the military of anyone who may be loyal to past administration is a joke.
We are after all in a democracy… or maybe I’m the one that does not get it yet…
Did they commit any offense?
If they did, were they subjected to a trial to establish their guilt?
They should go to court ASAP.
This is not right at all.
Credit to May Ubeku for the list.
Sola Kuti (SK) is a new age politician, a serial entrepreneur and social justice crusader with a passion for children. He has been a member of the PDP for 12 years. Connect with him on Facebook.
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