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More protests have come against the style of rule by the current President of of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari by even Nigerians living abroad.
Nigerians resident in the United Kingdom (UK) will today protest in London against President Muhammadu Buhari’s tyrannical posture, which they said, is capable of endangering the nation’s democracy. The protest, the second time in three weeks, which is also against the All Progressives Congress (APC)’s handling of some issues in recent times, will begin from the Northumberland office of the Nigerian High Commission at 11:00am.
It will then proceed to 10 Downing Street and the Houses of Parliament to sensitise the international community on the need to discourage the Federal Government from suppressing the judiciary and legislature.
The protesters will also sensitise the opposition ahead of the presidential and National Assembly elections scheduled for February 16, 2019 and March 2, 2019.Meanwhile, British Prime Minister, Theresa May, has responded to supporters of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)’s presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar and his running mate, Peter Obi for free, fair and credible elections in the country.
The letter soliciting May’s support was submitted to her during the Atiku Leadership Development Initiative (ALDI)’s road show on Saturday, January 19, 2019.May, who is facing an uphill task in her controversial ‘No-deal’ Brexit deal for the United Kingdom, responded through her correspondence officer in a letter dated January 28, 2019 and addressed to the Diaspora Director of ALDI, Dr. Wilson Diniwari.
“The Prime Minister very much appreciates the time you have taken to write to her. However, as the Foreign and Commonwealth Office has responsibility for the matters you have raised, l am forwarding your letter to them so that they are aware of your views,” the letter stated.
Today’s demonstration, like the previous one, was convened by Chidi Cali’s-led Concerned Nigerians in the UK, with support from other interest groups and activists in the Diaspora. With barely 15 days to the Presidential and National Assembly polls, the group said its members were also raising their voices for a level playing field for all contestants.
In another development, the Police Service Commission (PSC) approved the elevation of 18 Commissioners of Police (CPs) to Assistant Inspectors General of Police (AIGs), and 33 Deputy Commissioners of Police (DCPs) to CPS.But a former Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ibrahim Larmode, who was recommended for the post of DIG by the new Inspector General of Police (IGP), Adamu Muhammed, was dropped because he is a junior Commissioner of Police. But he made the list of the new AIGs.
The Spokesman of the PSC, Ikechukwu Ani, said: “This is one of the decisions of the fourth Plenary Meeting of the Commission held in Abuja on January 28 and 29, 2019 and presided over by its Chairman, Alhaji Musiliu Smith, a retired IGP.”The new AIGs are Maurice A. yusuf, Ibrahim A. Lamorde, Murtala Usman Mani, Wilson A. Inalegwu, Dibal Paul Yakadi, Haruna Huzi Mshelia, Mohammad A. Mustafa, Hyelashinda Kimo Musa, Adeleye Olusola Oyebade and Olusola Kamar Subair.
Also elevated to AIGs are Basen Dapiya Gwana, David Oyebanji Folawiyo, Zanna Mohammed Ibrahim, Nkpa N. Inakwu, Chris Okey Ezike, Moses Ambakina Jitoboh, D.M Obembe and Wilson O. Akhiwu. The new CPs are Uche J. Anozia, Nwamhi Felix Yame, Mohammed Abdulmumini Gimba, Musa Adze, Philip Sule Maku, Umaru Haruna Miringa, Usman Sule Gomna, Adamu Usman, Daniel Sokari-Pedro, Ahmed Mohammed Azare, Adamu Saleh Jajeri, Maigana Alahi Sani, Audu Adamu Madaki and Dajuma Mohammed Lawal.
Also raised to CPs are Ibrahim Sani Ka’oje, John Ogbonnaya Amadi, Ede Ayuba Ekpeji, Mohammed Bagega, Bello Makwashi, Buba Sanusi, Suleiman Balarabe, Rabiu Ladodo, Ndatsu Aliyu Mohammed, Yunusa Edwin Ogwuche, Cyril I. Okoro, Awosola Awotunde, Ayodele Andrew Olatunji, Garuba Danjuma, Bello Sani Dalijan, Imaikop Asuquo Okpongkpong and Sahabo Abubakar Yahaya.
Others are Jerome E. Bentem, Idris Nagoyo, Ibrahim A. Gora and Edna Obiageri Ugbebor.“The nation looks up to the newly promoted police officers to bring their wealth of experience to bear on the security challenges facing the country, especially now that we are counting down to the 2019 general elections,” Smith said. He admonished the officers to reciprocate government’s gesture by rededicating themselves to the service of their fatherland.
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