Nigerian Army
The presiding judge of Federal High Court in Abuja, Justice Ijeoma Ojukwu, on Saturday, July 11, stripped the Nigerian Army of right to declare citizens wanted.
The group warned those passing scathing remarks on the Nigerian military heads to end their political campaigns which are against the interest of the nation.
Apart from helping to deescalate criminal activities in many parts of Nigeria, the soldiers have undertaken to do more to assure citizens of their good plans.
The monarch also counselled that Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and the army's relationship should be strengthened, adding that there is a need for synergy.
It is such quick actions by the military that have endeared it to the people as security experts say this was the element missing in the past administration.
The duo said this is due to different measures put in place by the chief of army staff, Lieutenant General Buratai and President Buhari-led administration.
It is a determination to confuse the Nigerian populace and make the problem more complex and convenient to resolve political frustrations of certain people.
A federal lawmaker in the House of Representatives, Zakariya Dauda Nyampa, has advocated for fresh graduates to be enlisted into the army by the government.
All the present service chiefs are top security personnel who have backgrounds and have shown sterling performances and service to their fatherland, Nigeria.
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