END SARS Protests: Military warns against threat to Nigeria’s democracy, “under any cover”

With the backdrop in the END SARS protests going on across the country, the Armed Forces of Nigeria on Thursday assured citizens of their safety while warning that the protests should not be used “to undermine the democracy of our beloved nation under any cover.”

The Armed Forces, along with other security agencies, also said that the stability of the nation is not in any way threatened or in doubt, just as they warned the protesters to remain peaceful.

Warning against any form of violence, Coordinator, Defence Media Operations, Major General John Enenche, said in a statement that “the Armed Forces of Nigeria and other security agencies have observed with dismay some violence-related protests across the country; particularly the increasing number of attacks on peaceful protesters by thugs and miscreants.

“This unfolding event against peace loving Nigerians will not be condoned. Hence, thugs and miscreants are hereby warned to desist from engaging in violent activities against peaceful Nigerians henceforth, or face appropriate measures.

“Thus, the Military High Command duly encourages peaceful citizens to go about their normal activities without fear of intimidation or harassment as the Armed Forces of Nigeria and other security agencies are on ground for their safety.

“In clear terms, any attempt to undermine the democracy of our beloved nation under any cover will not be allowed. For emphasis, the Armed Forces of Nigeria remains subordinated to the civil authorities of the country with unflinching loyalty to the President Commander in Chief.

“Additionally, the Military High Command wishes to reassure law abiding citizens that it is highly committed to the sustenance of peace, security, and the defence of democracy in Nigeria. The Armed Forces of Nigeria and other security agencies hereby commends all citizens particularly those who genuinely express their concerns in an organized, patriotic and civil manner.”

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