Oil Theft: Osun monarch tackles Dokubo over allegation against military

Asari Dokubo

Asari Dokubo

From Lateef Dada, Osogbo

A traditional ruler in Osun State, Olowu of Kuta, Oba Adekunle Makama, has warned former Niger Delta agitator, Asari Dokubo to watch over his statement and avoid demoralizing the military.

The monarch in a statement made available to Journalists on Saturday argued that it will be counterproductive to ridicule Nigeria’s military because of a few bad elements as available in other institutions.

According to him, it takes a lot of effort to build a country’s military to such a standard as we have in Nigeria, and such a ‘sweeping statement’ that the military is responsible for the oil theft in Niger Delta is not the best.

He frowns at the generalization saying in as much as the country appreciates the support of Dokubo in the last few months to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, his outburst about the military after the visit is unbecoming.

“The outburst of Dokubo that the military was responsible for the oil theft after his visit to Mr. President is unbecoming. It’s a betrayal of trust. Why should he use the presidential press gallery to make such a statement that’s capable of demoralizing our military?

“If he has any information about some unscrupulous elements in the military involved in oil theft, he can pass it to Mr. President without that undue sensationalism. It’s uncalled for.

“With the supreme sacrifice our military had made and forces of insurgency and associated unrest across the country it’s grappling with daily to keep Nigeria as one, that statement is tantamount to breaking their spirit; it’s not the best,” the monarch added.

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