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Navy Officer Blocks Fct Minister’s Demolition Team from Former Naval Chief’s Property in Abuja

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‎Lieutenant A.M. Yerima, a Nigerian Navy officer, has drawn public attention after a video captured him leading a team of solrs to block an alleged attempt by the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, to demolish the property of former Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Awwal Zubairu Gambo (rtd).

‎In the footage, Yerima was seen standing firmly in front of police officers and officials from the FCT Administration who had arrived at the site to execute the demolition order. He, however, resisted the move, insisting that the operation could not proceed without proper clearance from the appropriate authorities.

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‎As tensions rose, Yerima clashed verbally with one of the police officers who tried to intervene in the heated situation as his response drew attention and surprise from bystanders.

‎In addition, Yerima and his men successfully prevented the demolition team from entering the disputed property, located in an upscale district of Abuja.

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8 Comments

  • This Navy officer standing up for a former naval chiefs property rights is commendable. Respect for fellow officers!

  • This Navy officer deserves respect for standing up against unjust demolitions. Shouldnt we all support those who uphold integrity?

  • Why should a Navy officer intervene in a property dispute involving a former Naval Chief? Is this a misuse of power?

  • Why should a Navy officer intervene in a property dispute? Is it his place to block the demolition team? Thoughts?

  • Why should a Navy officer intervene in a government operation? Isnt that crossing the line? What are your thoughts?

  • This situation is complex, but shouldnt the law be followed regardless of who is involved? What do you all think?

  • This Navy officer deserves respect for standing up against unjust demolitions. Admirable courage! Do you think he did the right thing?

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