According to the Army Chief, there will Be no more gunmen in Nigeria. According to reports from the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), t...
According to the Army Chief, there will Be no more gunmen in Nigeria.
According to reports from the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), the Chief of Army Staff, Faruk Yahaya, has reaffirmed the Nigerian Armed Forces (NAF) commitment to crack down on insurgents across the country.
Lt. Gen. Yahaya made the assurance during a meeting on Tuesday at the Nigerian Army Headquarters in Abuja.
Major General Anthony Omozoje, Head of the Planning Department, represented Farouk at the meeting.
He stated that the country's escalation of violence had necessitated regular monitoring and adjustment of security measures.
Terrorists, kidnappers, and gunmen, he said, continue to pose a threat to the country.
He stated that the threat also affected Nigerians.
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Earlier, Charles Ofoche, Chief of Army Staff in charge of Transport and Innovation, stated that the training was intended to further mobilize troops on the battlefield. The North East and other conflict zones
According to Farouk, the Nigerian military is working hard to retaliate against the attackers.
Despite the challenges posed by the security crisis in various parts of the country, he said they were making significant progress.
Not to be forgotten, Nigeria has been engulfed in a major Boko Haram crisis for more than a decade, a war that has failed the police, with the exception of the military.
Troops were also deployed to thwart militant attacks, which thwarted police as well.
IPOB militants' unrest and insurgency in the
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