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The Digest:

Former militant leader Asari Dokubo has demanded the court-martial of the naval officer who confronted FCT Minister Nyesom Wike over a disputed Abuja land, declaring the officer's actions unconstitutional and an affront to civil authority. While acknowledging his strained relationship with Wike, Dokubo emphasized that the minister acted within his constitutional rights as FCT chief security officer. Rooted in the Storm.

Key Points:
  • Asari Dokubo condemned the naval officer's confrontation with Minister Wike.
  • He called for the officer to be court-martialed for insubordination.
  • Dokubo stated the minister acted within his constitutional authority.
  • He emphasized that military personnel are subject to civilian governance.
  • The former militant leader acknowledged his "ups and downs" with Wike.
  • He defended Wike's site inspection as part of his official responsibilities.
  • Dokubo insisted the officer's behavior wouldn't be tolerated in sane societies.
In a nation where the lines between military and civilian authority often blur, this stance reinforces the constitutional hierarchy amid growing storms of power and protocol.

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