We Have Three Sitting Presidents — Nigerians React To NSA’s Memo To Service Chiefs

Tobi Adebayo 

Nigerians are reacting to a memo addressed to the Security Chiefs by the National Security Adviser, Babagana Monguno.

Moguno had in the letter published by Premium Times, accused Kyari of giving orders to security chiefs without the knowledge of Buhari.

The NSA also blamed the COS for the for the failures in the war against insurgency in the country.

Nigerians on social media are questioning why the COS would issue orders to security chiefs without the permission of the President

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See reactions below:

Nigeria is the first and only country in the world to have 3 sitting presidents at once.
1. President Mamman Daura
2. President Abba Kyari
3. President Muhammadu Buhari

And yes, in that order please.

— Nazeer ✨ (@Nazirdanhajiya) February 18, 2020

Abba Kyari committed treason but all the NSA can do is write a lily-livered memo to those who enabled him.

Once more, we are reminded that there's the presidency and The Presidency.

— Jamal (@JajaPhD) February 18, 2020

What if Abba Kyari leaked Monguno's letter to get him fired? You can be sure that Aso Rock is desperately in need of a fall guy in the face of escalating insecurity in the country. Abba Kyari will survive. Monguno will be treated as the guy who couldn't handle national security.

— Ohimai Godwin Amaize (@MrFixNigeria) February 17, 2020

Abba Kyari is close to Buhari but so is Monguno, that is why he has the audacity to openly fight the mighty COS.

Monguno joined NDA with the blessings of Buhari as Borno Governor in 70s, Mongunos father was SMG to Buhari as Governor, so no be today dem know themselves https://t.co/R6W0o1rgC1

— Hamma (@HAHayatu) February 18, 2020

You see this letter? It accuses the chief of staff to the president, ABBA Kyari, of undermining national security. In law, that is treason.
But guess those facing charges of treason in Nigeria? Sowore, Bakare and Agba Jalingo for organizing a protest and whistleblowing. pic.twitter.com/j7iVSPgjmR

— M. M. Obono (@martobono) February 18, 2020