US EditionNigeria: Army Chief Gives His Men One Month to Flush Bandits Out of Kwara
- President Bola Tinubu directed Nigeria's security agencies to tackle nationwide insecurity during a Wednesday meeting in Abuja.
- This directive followed recent killings and renewed attacks in states like Benue and Kwara.
- National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu addressed reporters after the meeting with armed forces and police chiefs.
- Ribadu stated the President was very worried and concerned, saying 'enough is enough'.
- The government pledged intensified efforts and commitment to restoring peace and security across the country.
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Killings: Enough is enough - Tinubu issues marching order to NSA, Service Chiefs
President Bola Tinubu has issued marching order to security agencies to tackle insecurity within the country. Tinubu, while ordering a complete overhaul of Nigeria’s security strategy, said “enough is enough.” He issued the directive during a meeting with security chiefs on Wednesday at the Presidential Villa in Abuja and was contained in a statement signed by his spokesman, Bayo Onanuga. There have been killings in Borno, Benue, Plateau and Kwa…
COAS orders Nigeria Army to free Kwara, Niger State from bandits — National Accord Newspaper %
The Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Olufemi Oluyede has given a marching order to the Nigerian Army The post COAS orders Nigeria Army to free Kwara, Niger State from bandits appeared first on National Accord Newspaper.
"Ensure Peaceful And Secure Nigeria" - Chief Of Army Staff Charges Troops
“Ensure Peaceful And Secure Nigeria” – Chief Of Army Staff Charges Troops The Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Lieutenant General Olufemi Oluyede has charged Nigerian Army troops to make necessary sacrifices to maintain peace and security in the nation. The COAS gave the charge today while addressing troops of 22 Armoured Brigade, Nigerian Army Institute of Science Education and Technology and those of the Nigerian Army College of Education, Ilorin. …
FG Vows To Probe Alleged Soldiers’ Complicity In Benue Attacks – Independent Newspaper Nigeria
MAKURDI – The National Security Adviser (NSA), Nuhu Ribadu, has vowed that the Federal Government would investigate allegations that soldiers posted to Benue State were complicit in the increased herders’ attacks on Benue communities. While he also vowed that the Federal Government would unearth those that were found to be colluding with herders, he observed […]
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