Daniel Bwala, a former advisor to Atiku Abubakar, has hinted that Bello Matawalle (State), Mohammed Badaru (Defense), and the President Bola Tinubu administration would be shown the departure door.
According to Bwala, this is what ought to happen if the Air Force and Army keep acting independently.
Angrily, Bwala wrote on Sunday on his X handle, "schoolboy errors result in ragtag bandits taking the nation's armored vehicles and munitions." He lamented the current state of affairs in Nigeria.
According to Bwala, the two ministers of defense might be asked to step down if the current situation of alleged lack of coordination between the air force and army persists, leading to careless mistakes that allow renegade gangs to steal our armored vehicles and ammunition. No feelings.
In a video that surfaced, a joyous Bello Turji and his armed bandits celebrated a "victory" over the Nigerian military by torching two MRAP vehicles that had become bogged in the mud, according to Fgnewsblog.
The cars were abandoned by soldiers during an operation in the volatile Zamfara State in the northwest area of the country.
After removing the vehicles' vital components, including ammunition boxes, other terrorists were heard urging their destruction.
