Mr Buratai called for sustained public support for the armed forces.
“It will not disappear, just like other forms of crimes like rape, armed robbery, pickpockets and others,” stated Mr Buratai.
Mr Buratai berated the current administration for its insensitivity to the sufferings of the Nigerian masses.
“When you want to do your dirty job, you will call soldiers.”
Olusegun Ogboye, permanent secretary, Lagos Ministry of Health, claimed the government summoned victims’ families, but they failed to show up.
NAN”We have ensured that Nigerian journalists have had unfettered freedom to practice their art, and on this occasion of World Press Freedom Day, we recommit to that resolution.”
The Nigerian leader also received updates from some Nigerian government officials on ongoing situations, including the conclusion of outstanding elections back in the country.
Mr Owasanoye was discussing how grand theft of security funds by military chiefs was festering insecurity around the country when he made the disclosure.
The onslaught was prompted by a petition from Tukur Buratai, erstwhile chief of army staff infamous for his wanton attacks on citizens and the media.
CISLAC slammed Mr Buhari’s regime for “deliberately” leaving unattended high profile cases of corruption and granting convicted corrupt officials presidential pardon.
