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#EndBadGovernance: Ukraine, CIA behind Russian flag in Nigeria – Adamu Garba
A former All Progressives Congress, APC, presidential aspirant, Garba Adamu, has accused Ukraine and CIA of spreading Russian flags in Nigeria during the EndBadGovernance protest.
Adamu alleged that Ukraine and the CIA teamed up with their internal political collaborators to sabotage President Bola Tinubu’s administration.
Some EndBadGovernance protesters in the North brandished the Russian flag during the protest.
This led to the Department of State Services, DSS, arresting the tailor behind the flag.
However, Garba said the failed move was part of Ukraine’s attempt to export its war to Africa.
Posting on X, he wrote: “The Russian flags were most likely spread by Ukraine and the CIA with their internal political collaborators to sabotage the government.
“They have been unmasked and have failed woefully.
“Ukraine is doing everything possible to export its failed war on Russia to Africa. See what they did in Mali recently.
“They collaborated with terrorists against the government in Mali.
“Nigeria should be watchful and careful of the politics of the Sahel because we are not all together disconnected from it. We must, however, use it to our advantage,
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