Nigerians react to the brutal murder of the former Chief of Defence Staff and former Chief of Air Staff, Air Vice Marshall Alex Badeh

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Nigerians are reacting to the death of former chief of defence staff, Air Chief Marshal, Alex Badeh (retd.) who was attacked and shot dead by gunmen on Abuja-Lafia Road.

Senate President Bukola Saraki wrote, 'Nigeria has suffered another great loss with the passing of former Chief of Defence Staff, Air Chief Marshal Alex Badeh. My heartfelt prayers go to his family and our Armed Forces at this tragic time. May the Almighty grant him eternal rest'.

Former aviation minister, Femi Fani Kayode wrote, 'The brutal murder of the former Chief of Defence Staff and former Chief of Air Staff, Air Vice Marshall Alex Badeh, is a despicable and cowardly act. Those that were behind it shall not escape justice and they will pay a terrible price for their wickedness. God will avenge'.

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Femi Fani-Kayode ✔@realFFK
The brutal murder of the former Chief of Defence Staff and former Chief of Air Staff, Air Vice Marshall Alex Badeh, is a despicable and cowardly act. Those that were behind it shall not escape justice and they will pay a terrible price for their wickedness. God will avenge!
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11:50 PM - Dec 18, 2018
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Cinderella Man ✔@Osi_Suave
Some of you have no modicum of decency

Why are you posting pictures of Alex Badeh's body

Think about his grieving family and and try to be a decent human being abeg
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11:53 PM - Dec 18, 2018
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Bukola Saraki ✔@bukolasaraki
Nigeria has suffered another great loss with the passing of former Chief of Defence Staff, Air Chief Marshal Alex Badeh. My heartfelt prayers go to his family and our Armed Forces at this tragic time. May the Almighty grant him eternal rest. Amin.
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11:11 PM - Dec 18, 2018
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Cinderella Man ✔@Osi_Suave
This Alex Badeh thing is shocking

As former CDS he is entitled to armed guards until he dies.

So how did this happen?

RIP and my condolences to his family
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11:07 PM - Dec 18, 2018
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Cinderella Man ✔@Osi_Suave
This Alex Badeh thing is shocking

As former CDS he is entitled to armed guards until he dies.

So how did this happen?

RIP and my condolences to his family
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11:07 PM - Dec 18, 2018
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Deezer234 #Sapere Aude!@deezer234
Alex badeh allegedly deprived the Nigerian Military of weapons and kept the money for himself...he is now dead from the insecurity he helped in establishing!

Corruption affects everyone.. including those engaging in it as he allegedly did.
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11:04 PM - Dec 18, 2018
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Mr. Aye Dee ✔@MrAyeDee
I believe Alex Badeh was going to spill the beans and let the chips fall where they may, those to be implicated could not have that, so they did their worst.
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11:45 PM - Dec 18, 2018
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Isima Odeh@IsimaOdeh
How does Alex Badeh, a 4-Star General get killed like that on his way from his farm as reported. A 2-Star General, General Alkali was also murdered on his way home this year. If this can happen to them, then who is safe in this country?
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12:23 AM - Dec 19, 2018
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Baffa@Malan_Baffa
If you want to be pissed about Alex Badeh's killing, you must show us where you called for justice in the case of General Alkali. Because Nigerian Soldier na Nigerian Soldier or we know you are a selective hypocrite forming activist shouting for rule of law.
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11:12 PM - Dec 18, 2018 · Katsina, Nigeria
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FAVOUR ONYEOZIRI (GCFR)@Rouvafe
If Alex Badeh, a former Chief of defense staff and 4-star General can be easily ambushed and killed just like that, then I don’t even know again. Let’s just vote God in the 2019 elections.
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11:46 PM - Dec 18, 2018 · Lagos, Nigeria
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SoulJah@jeffphilips1
Alex Badeh fueled insecurity, he was collecting N580M every month from military coffers after paying salaries, insecurity has taken his soul.
I’m not sure what’ll happen to his soul and not even sure if I care
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11:20 PM - Dec 18, 2018
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Being Human is not Enough@realdanielemeka
Let me explain... if it were a military regime, Alex Badeh, a 4 star general, could be Head of State ... so imagine one of the Living former Presidents shot dead on the street like a nobody... yeah, that’s how serious it is
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12:03 AM - Dec 19, 2018
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Lere Olayinka - Aresa 1 ✔@OlayinkaLere
In a nation where retired Chief of Defence Staff is murdered like this, what should ordinary Nigerians do?

Yet, our security men are only interested in Buhari's second term ambition.

May God restore sanity to our land.

RIP ALEX BADEH.
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11:56 PM - Dec 18, 2018
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BurstMyBrain@anambradecides1
Fulani herdsmen have announced their yearly HARVEST of blood with the gruesome murder of an ex Air chief and ex Defence chief of the republic Alex Badeh, former chief of defence staff
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