Tinubu called for a change in military service laws in Nigeria and its neighbours Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the president of Nigeria, suggested tha...
Tinubu called for a change in military service laws in Nigeria and its neighbours
Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the president of Nigeria, suggested that his nation and its neighbours in the Lake Chad region change their laws and militaries with more vigour.
According to Bola Tinubu, the region's governments must reform their military service regulations because of the rising level of violence there.
The president spoke during the 45th course's graduation ceremony at the military college in Jaji, Kaduna state, and outlined some of the security issues that the nation's army and the armies of neighbouring nations in the Lake Chad area face since they are still operating under outdated military doctrine.
The president of Nigeria applauded the efforts of the nations in the Lake Chad region to maintain peace in the region and urged African nations to collaborate to solve common obstacles.
The cooperation of the nations in the Lake Chad region in thwarting banditry is good, he continued, but he advocated for changing the rules to remove the danger they face.
"We need to work to alter the regulations governing our armed forces. to combat the enemies that pose a threat to our nations.
To solve this issue, we must rework our plan. This necessitates a change in the way we think, plan, and approach things.
In addition, President Tinubu made use of the occasion to outline the goals of his administration's security strategy, stressing the importance of security, justice, democracy, and national growth.
