The Nigerian Army has warned its troops not to take orders that it has not given

 The Nigerian Army has warned its troops not to take orders that it has not given The Nigerian Army has warned its troops regarding the conf...

 The Nigerian Army has warned its troops not to take orders that it has not given

The Nigerian Army has warned its troops regarding the conflict that exists between the government of the Army of the Republic of Niger and the ECOWAS group.

This is coming at a time when news of the conflict is circulating on social media.

The conflict that exists between the Leaders of the Military Government that made a coup in the Republic and the Economic Development Organization of African Countries (ECOWAS), continues to cause fear and uncertainty between the people of the two countries, especially in the neighboring states.

In a visit to the chief of the Nigerian Army, Lt. General Taoreed Lagbaja arrived in Sokoto state which is one of the neighboring states of the Republic of Niger. were receiving orders from the Nigerian Defense Force.

He said that all the soldiers are aware of what is going on in the Republic of Niger and how it can affect Nigeria.

He added that he is sure that most of the soldiers are using the social network, they are seeing the issues that are circulating.

"People are spreading rumours, they are trying to push the Armed Forces into chaos, then being professional and ethical military officers, they must turn their eyes away from following political opinions.

They must be loyal to the government and the constitution, not to be swayed by what is circulating on the internet, because those spreading information are doing it based on a purpose they have."

He testified to them that the Nigerian government will take a position on the issue, and the position that is best for the country.

Since the dispute began to heat up, information and even pictures have been seen on social media sites, which are not necessarily true, although there are many communities in both countries hoping to resolve the dispute in a calm manner. .

Even now, the people of both countries continue to face the stress caused by the crisis.