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Mr Buratai Case Study

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Mr. Buratai And The Elite Coup Sunday Njokede Scary movie! The Chief of Army Staff Mr. Buratai, thrilled Nigerians recently when he opined that some suspected military/civilian coup plotters are booming about town freestyle, unhindered. Don 't worry, be happy! We have a special kind of democracy. Don 't we? Meanwhile, while would-be coup plotters are on loose-foot, the Nigerian army is chasing innocent Biafran women protesting for their human rights. I miss the late Reggae torch-bearer Bob Marley. He would already be chanting "... everyone is crying out for peace, no one is crying for justice. .. I don 't need no peace. I need, equal right and justice ..." That is by the way. Is there any reason why the Presidency has not uttered a word about the possible military putsch? On the other hand, the UK and other international concerns have stepped in to condemn the act. Or, is Aso Rock waiting for military to strike before they take action? That would be too late. Now is the time. Mr. Buratai 's message that army boys and some politicians are meeting for all the wrong reasons is an explosive waiting to blast if Aso Rock would not jump in and flex some muscle. More toxic, is the fact that some suspected coup plotters are getting away …show more content…

The United Kingdom would not be condemning this plot if they have not had private information of their own about this gathering storm. They probably have the names of the people behind this dastardly plot. The international community 's intelligent units must have had a first-hand information about the plot. Without which, they would not have made comments about the incident. The international community would already have approached the Nigeria military to update them on this lingering plot. So, if Mr Buratai and his co-people think they want to take Nigerians for a ride, now they have the UK and international community to deal

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