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Theatre Commander warns soldiers against indiscipline, says ‘troops’ welfare paramount’

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
August 16, 2018
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Maj.-Gen. Abbah Dikko, the Theatre Commander of Operational Lafiya Dole, has warned troops against indiscipline and conduct that could mare the entire achievement recorded in the counter insurgency operations.
Dikko issued the warning in a statement by Col. Onyeama Nwachukwu, the Deputy Director, Army Public Relations of the Theatre Command, in Maiduguri.
Nwachukwu said Dikko issued the warning while addressing troops at Dalwa frontline as part of his familiarisation tour in the theatre of operation.
Dikko was quoted as saying that the troops should always communicate their challenges on time through the appropriate channels, to ensure prompt attention.
He stressed that the welfare of troops in the operation was paramount to the military high command, assuring them of their rotation when due.
He lauded them for their gallantry and sacrifices in the defence of national security.
Flight Lt. Martin Enwerem, Commander of the Forward Operational Base, gave an assurance of the troops’ loyalty and resilience to combat terrorism and insurgency in the region.
It would be recalled that on Sunday, some aggrieved soldiers staged a protest at Maiduguri International Airport, against the alleged over stay and re-deployment in the theatre of war against Boko Haram insurgents.
The troops barricaded some sections of the airport and fired shots in the air to protest their deployment to Marte, one of the communities liberated by the military from the insurgents’ control.

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