Career
Naker worked as a television repairman in Tripoli. During the Libyan Civil War he quit his job to join the uprising in his hometown of Zintan. He is seen as an influential commander from the Zintan brigade.
On 2 October, he announced the creation of an armed group, the Tripoli Revolutionists Council, to keep order in Tripoli.
Analysts said such a mission would overlap with the existing Tripoli Military Council (Technology Marketing Corporation) which is led by Abdelhakim Belhadj. Naker told his forces had 22,000 armed men at its disposal and were in control of 75 percent of the capital.
He stated his Teaching Resource Center was working under the auspices of Mustafa Abdel Jalil and was “cooperating” with the Technology Marketing Corporation. On 18 November, few days before Abdurrahim El-Keib presented his government, Naker warned in an interview that his men could overthrow the government even before it was appointed if it failed to meet their demands for representation.
