Army Chief Leaks Tops Secret on How President Buhari Plans to Secure Nigeria Before Leaving in May 2023
- Nigerians across the globe have been assured of a secured nation before the swearing-in of a new president in 2023
- The assurance was handed to Nigerians by the chief of Army staff, Lt. General Farouk Yahaya, on Thursday, December 22
- Yahaya said the president has given a marching order to the Nigeria military to work with the availabe military eqipment to secure Nigeria
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The chief of Army staff, Lieutenant General Farouk Yahaya, has assured Nigerians that President Muhammadu Buhari will hand over a secured nation in 2023.
Yahaya said that there will be an improved security situation in the country before the president leaves office on May 29, 2023.
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Vanguard reports that Yahaya while speaking at the graduation ceremony of 231 trainees of the 2nd batch of NAOWA Youth Development Project in Abuja, confirmed Nigeria will be better secured in 2023.
His words:
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“Now our security situation is improving and we are not relenting. The marching order, of Mr President, is for us to improve the security situation so that he can hand over a nation better secured.
“That is why we are marching on along with other security agencies. You can see the results and there will be no letdown. All hands are on deck."
Yahaya noted that with the equipment and other enabled weaponry provided by the present administration, the Nigerian Army is cooperating with other security agencies to surmount the security challenges across the country.
He said:
"With the support of all good and well-meaning Nigerians, we will even improve on the security situation and set the stage for the conduct of a peaceful 2023 general elections adding, “We are almost there."
New report vindicates Nigerian Military on Reuters' claim on young girls in Northeast
The recent report by an international news agency, Reuters against the Nigerian Military has been debunked by the Centre for International And Strategic Studies (CISS).
The reports stated that Reuters' claim that the Military carries out systemic illegal abortions on young girls affected by Boko Haram is false and should be disregarded.
According to the report, international non-governmental organisations with a focus to ensure that families and women have children by choice and not by chance are responsible for illegal abortions among girls in the northeast.
Recent report on Nigerian military aimed at undermining national security, says NAPJ
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that reactions continue to trail the recent report alleging that the Nigerian military has been involved in forced abortions.
The Northeast Advocacy for Peace and Justice says the report is the handwork of foreign agents planning to distract the military.
The group also stated that sponsors and international groups funding the activities of terrorists are responsible for such a damming report.
Source: Legit.ng
