May 29th: Nothing will stop Tinubu's inauguration from happening - Army

The Nigerian Army has issued a warning to those who are planning to disrupt the

inauguration of President-elect Bola Ahmed Tinubu on May 29th, stating that the event will proceed as planned. Speaking to reporters in Abuja, Director of Defence Media Operation, Maj.-Gen. Musa Danmadami, said that the military sees no reason why the inauguration would not take place.

 

While acknowledging that the police are the lead agency for internal security, Danmadami emphasized that the Armed Forces and other security operatives are on standby to ensure that the inauguration proceeds without incident. He added that there is a transition committee in place, comprising members of the security agencies, ministries, and government agencies to ensure the success of the event.

 

Danmadami stated that the Nigerian Army is committed to ensuring peace and stability throughout the country and will not relent in its efforts. He also addressed concerns about security in Kaduna, particularly in Southern Kaduna, urging residents to detach the military from any form of sentiment. He noted that when allegations are raised, a board of inquiry would be established to investigate the allegations, and any outcomes or recommendations would be implemented accordingly.

 

In summary, the Nigerian Army has warned against any attempts to scuttle the May 29th inauguration of President-elect Bola Ahmed Tinubu and emphasized its commitment to ensuring peace and stability throughout the country. The army is on standby to provide support to the police, who are the lead agency for internal security, and a transition committee comprising members of various security agencies and government bodies has been established to ensure the success of the event. The army has also addressed concerns about security in Kaduna and stated that it will investigate any allegations of wrongdoing impartially.