hehehehe....The Nigerian Military has started monitoring telephone conversations and text messages of officers and soldiers.
General Officer Commanding, 81 Division of the Nigerian Army, Lagos,
Major-General Isidore Edet, disclosed this yesterday during the
Interdenominational Church Service at Saint Charles Lwanga Catholic
Church in Ikeja Cantonment, to mark this year’s Nigerian Army Day
celebration,
His words: “The Chief of Army Staff, COAS wants us to remind
ourselves that at this critical point in our national life and
especially in Lagos and the Military where there are rumours of coup,
whether they are perceived or real, that as soldiers we should be very
careful of the company we keep.
”What we need to do as soldiers is to be on the guard, to be watchful
of the people that go in and out of the barracks, our mammy markets and
places where we eat. We should be careful of what we hear them say by
listening attentively so that we can pick what they are saying or
planning because when those people want to do this things they come into
the barracks and try to incite the barracks community on things that
are happening in the country, with words like: ‘Don’t you think you
should do something?’
“Maybe they buy you drinks and fish and while you drink and eat with
them, they start a conversation. Report such people so that you do not
say I didn’t know at the end. “Mind what you say and the company you
keep. Your telephone conversation is something you should be very
careful about because whatever you say or heard are being monitored.
Whatever you send through the medium is being intercepted and collated
so be careful.”
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