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President Buhari Relaunched The Infamous War Against Indiscipline Brigade And Nigerians Have A Lot To Say

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Last Updated August 8, 2016

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In 1984, President Buhari launched the War Against Indiscipline brigade during his military rule to curb indiscipline and corruption in the country. At the time, the brigade flogged people who jumped queues, and those who were thought to be corrupt were detained.

Although very little has been heard of this brigade since then, President Buhari has relaunched this brigade that was met with criticism roughly one year after his election as civilian President in 2016.

This relaunch, however, didn’t sit well with Nigerians.

They could’ve just trained the officers in other existing law enforcement agencies.

https://twitter.com/AndyMadaki/status/762626418631176192

Indiscipline is the least of the problems Nigerians are facing right now.

Will the war against indiscipline put food on the table of hungry Nigerians?

Is the Nigerian government not tired of fighting all these ‘wars’?

Are we going to start randomly chopping cane in 2016?

Instead of Daddy Bubu to try and make the price of rice cheaper.

When your government is doing oversabi instead of fulfulling election promises.

For people who want to be ridiculous like this guy, it’s the job of a working police force to maintain law and order in the society!

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