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Army to remain responsive, apolitical, says Buratai

Femi Adewale by Femi Adewale
December 14, 2017
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The Chief of Army Staff, Lt-Gen. Tukur Buratai, on Thursday, assured Nigerians that the army would remain responsive and apolitical in the discharge of its constitutional duty.

Buratai gave the assurance in Ibadan at the closing ceremony of the 2017 Chief of Army Staff Annual Conference.

He appealed for  the understanding of Nigerians as the army continues to  perform  its responsibilities as enshrined in the constitution.

The army chief  also promised that the resolutions  reached at the end of the conference would be judiciously implemented.

“As we enter 2018, the Nigerian Army identified the core values  of discipline, professionalism and responsiveness as the benchmark to reposition the service.

“ There is the need for maintenance culture and  continuous infrastructural development and welfare of personnel in the performance of their operation.

“I promise to use all available resources that would encourage all officers and soldiers perform optimally in their various command,’’ Buratai said.

He  said that the objective of the conference had  been achieved as the army performed creditably  well in 2017.

Buratai  also said that the Official Secrets  Act of 1962 would be applied strictly in the conduct of future army operations.

He  expressed gratitude to  President Muhammadu Buhari for  the successes recorded by the army.

Declaring the conference closed, Gov. Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State commended  the participants, saying the forum  confirmed the patriotism and unity of the army.

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