Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has directed security agencies to crack down on those flying Russian flags in the country. Gen. Christopher Musa, the Chief of Defence Staff, stated that the briefing was necessary due to ongoing nationwide protests that have resulted in violence in some states. Musa warned that anyone flying a foreign flag in Nigeria is committing a treasonable offense and that no one should be used by any individual. He said that the majority of those flying foreign flags were children who were being pushed to do so. Security agencies are ready to defend democracy and the nation’s sovereignty, and the President has instructed them not to accept anyone who wants to disrupt the peace and tranquility of Nigeria.
The Russian embassy in Nigeria has denied any involvement in the protests, stating that the use of their flag by protesters is unauthorized and does not reflect any support from the Russian government. They emphasized that Russia respects Nigeria’s sovereignty and internal affairs.
Mr. Adefolarin Olamilekan recently appeared on ADBN TV’s flagship show to speak on these developments objectively and share more insights from his point of view on our newspaper headlines review segment.
Adefolarin Olamilekan highlighted the strategic planning and collaboration across various sectors that have been crucial to addressing these issues. He emphasized the importance of these measures in transforming Nigeria’s economy and improving the quality of life for its citizens.
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