Buratai had said the dispute between Wike and some military officers over a plot of land alleged grabbed in Abuja poses a security risk.
Lere Olayinka, Senior Special Assistant on Public Communications and Social Media to the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, has criticized former Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai, over his comments on the dispute between the Minister and certain military officers allegedly involved in land grabbing.
Buratai had said the dispute between Wike and some military officers over a plot of land alleged grabbed in Abuja poses a security risk.
Frowning at his remark, Olayinka said Buratai should be more concerned about military officers meant to confront terrorists being converted into what he termed “Mai guard” of an uncompleted building.
Featuring on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily, Olayinka wondered how the face-off posed a national risk.
He said: “When I read that statement coming from the former Chief of Army Staff, Buratai, I was like he’s not concerned about talking to a uniformed man who should be at the war front, who should be at the Chad Basin confronting terrorists being converted to private guards, guarding uncompleted buildings.
“Which one is a security threat to Nigeria? Between soldiers trained to defend Nigeria, now being converted to security guards, “Mai guard” let me use the word.
“You are protecting property under construction instead of you to be in Borno. You protect properties if it poses a security threat to Nigerians.
“What security threat does it pose to you and I? It doesn’t pose any security threat and a former chief of army staff is more concerned about a military officer who went to do an unlawful duty.”