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Don’t dabble into politics, army chief tells commanders

Afolabi Hakim by Afolabi Hakim
September 17, 2022
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Faruk Yahaya, the chief of army staff, has implored commanding officers not to let politics taint the discharge of their duties.

Yahaya spoke at the closing session of the 2022 chief of army staff third quarter conference on Friday in Abuja.

Yahaya said commanders should remain committed, more so that the 2023 electioneering would soon commence.

He advised the commanders to rally troops towards ensuring that the country is rid of its security challenges and also ignore those trying to drag the military into politics.

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He said commanders should ensure that troops conduct themselves within the set standards throughout the electioneering period.

“I want to enjoin all formation and unit commanders on the need to be vigilant and aware of all situation through constant monitoring and ensuring proactive solution to situations,” he said.

“Commanders are equally reminded on the need to emplace stringent measures to maintain efficient security of arms and ammunition.

“Additionally directive on the reviewed Nigerian Army Rules of Engagement and Code of Conduct for Operation Safe Conduct should be adhered to strictly by all during the electioneering period.

“Thus, commanders must ensure that subordinates are educated on the guidelines provided in the document.

“Commanders must also ensure the professional conduct of troops and resist any distraction and attempt by misguided elements to disrepute the image of the Nigerian Army.

“All must remain professional and apolitical in conduct all through Op Safe Conduct.”

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