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| Major General John Enenche |
The Nigerian Army Defence Headquaters has
explained that it was constrained to move a special military operations against
the dreaded herdsmen because they were neither visible nor carry out their
activities under an open or known group.
This came as it asked citizens
not to panic over hitherto October 1st deadline given the Igbos by a group of
Northern youths to vacate the region, saying the threat was no longer
effective.
Addressing the media at the
Defence Headquarters on Friday, Director of Defence Information, Major General
John Enenche said the various operations and exercises under the Defence
Headquarters were being sustained in the North East, North West, North Central,
South West, South South and South Eastern parts of Nigeria.
He also said troops of
Operation RESTORE DEMOCRACY in the Gambia have been rotated.
”The contingent earned the
operational medal, due to their outstanding performance. A new set has been
inducted into the mission (ECOMIG).
The Defence Headquarters,
according to Enenche,” reaffirmed the unalloyed loyalty of the Armed Forces of
Nigeria to the Commander-In-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic
of Nigeria, President Muhammadu Buhari.”
It also reaffirmed “total
subordination of the Nigerian Military to constituted civil authorities, complete
dedication of the military to its constitutional roles as well as dedication of
the Armed Forces of Nigeria to the protection of lives and property of all
peace loving people where ever they live in Nigeria.
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