The Nigerian Army has debunked its involvement in the alleged conflict between the Executive and Judiciary in Kogi State as being rumored.
The army spokesman, Col. Sagir Musa, in a statement on Tuesday, said the army has received a report of a purported plan to use ìsoldiers to eject the Kogi Chief Judge from his official residence.
He said the army, under the leadership of Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai ìwill not contemplate interfering under any guise in the internal executive and judiciary conflict in Kogi or any other state for that matter.
Musa said the army headquarters had warned the commander in the state to stay clear of the conflict and not to interfere under any guise.