Breaking: Buhari Is Set To Sack All The Service Chiefs, Enough Is Enough!

President Muhammadu Buhari is set to tinker with the security apparatus of the country following the outcry by Nigerians who reminded him of the need to deliver his campaign promises. 

While Considering the options available to him for a cabinet reshuffle that would help him to deliver on his campaign promises to Nigerians, the president said, ” the time to act decisively is now.

“I will do something about the security architecture to ensure that the fight against Boko Haram and other terrorists, terrorizing the Nigerian territory is dismantled and dealt with forthrightly he said.

The information available to us reveals that there is tension in the presidency as heads are set to roll for gross incompetence by those assigned to dislodge the bandits terrorizing the country.

Things are getting out of hand with so much money and personnel wasted with no corresponding result says an economist at the presidency.

You will recall that Buhari told Nigerians during the keenly contested presidential election held on February 23 that he would consolidate on the gains of his first term, particularly in the areas of security, fight against corruption and revival of the economy.

According to ThisDay, the president is said to be considering starting his second term on a fresh slate, sending home all the incumbent ministers except one or two of them he retains confidence in.

But the president kept faith with the ministers, perhaps in the belief that they would improve and help him shore up the confidence of Nigerians in his administration’s capacity to meet their basic expectations.

A source close to the presidency said the President is fed up with the performance of the service chiefs hence ready to fire them in the next cabinet shakeup coming soon.

The president is said to have come to terms with the reality of the majority of Nigerians’ disillusionment with the performance of his administration so far and he is ready to sack the service chiefs and other non-performing ministers.