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Insecurity In Nigeria Will Increase In 2022 – Army Chief
The Chief of Military Employees (COAS), Main-Basic Farouk Yahaya, has requested commanders to prepare for a rise in safety challenges within the nation in 2022.
Talking on Friday on the closing ceremony of the COAS Annual Convention in Abuja, Yahaya additionally directed the commanders to coach troops on night time operations and anti-ambush drills to deal with the actions of criminals and violent state actors.
He stated: “In the midst of the convention, we mentioned vigorously salient points affecting the efficiency of our constitutional roles and the sustenance of professionalism.
“We’ve equally thought of the varied safety points plaguing our nation. Consequently, our focus for the approaching 12 months could be on creating capacities for improved performances throughout board. Emphasis can be positioned on each particular person and unit coaching that may improve teamwork and professionalism.
“Moreover, commanders should be certain that their troops grasp the artwork of night time operations and anti-ambush drills by partaking in efficient night time operations and anti-ambush drill coaching. We should take the battle to the adversary as a way to neutralise and defeat them.
“Commanders are additionally urged to develop contingency plans to make sure our forces at all times retain the initiative in all our theatres of operation.
“In that vein, commanders should plan for the potential improve in scope and dimension of the actions of violent state actors within the coming 12 months.”
The Military Chief stated the actions of the military have been appraised and efforts are being put in place in direction of higher positioning to face the duties forward in 2022 and past.
Insecurity In Nigeria Will Enhance In 2022 – Military Chief
