The Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa, has linked recent insurgency attacks in Nigeria’s Northeast to increased jihadist pressure across the Sahel.
He urged Plateau, Benue and Borno States to deepen collaboration with the Nigerian Government, following a security review meeting with the President and Service Chiefs at the State House.
Musa disclosed that the President directed intensified military efforts, cross-agency coordination and border security upgrades.
He warned against fake news, assured of new equipment and air assets and stressed the role of citizens and state actors in restoring peace.
(VON)
INSECURITY: Recent Attacks Linked to Inflow of Jihadist Across Sahel…. Defence Chief
The Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa, has linked recent insurgency attacks in Nigeria’s Northeast to increased jihadist pressure across the Sahel.
He urged Plateau, Benue and Borno States to deepen collaboration with the Nigerian Government, following a security review meeting with the President and Service Chiefs at the State House.
Musa disclosed that the President directed intensified military efforts, cross-agency coordination and border security upgrades.
He warned against fake news, assured of new equipment and air assets and stressed the role of citizens and state actors in restoring peace.
(VON)
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The Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa, has linked recent insurgency attacks in Nigeria’s Northeast to increased jihadist pressure across the Sahel.
He urged Plateau, Benue and Borno States to deepen collaboration with the Nigerian Government, following a security review meeting with the President and Service Chiefs at the State House.
Musa disclosed that the President directed intensified military efforts, cross-agency coordination and border security upgrades.
He warned against fake news, assured of new equipment and air assets and stressed the role of citizens and state actors in restoring peace.
(VON)
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The Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa, has linked recent insurgency attacks in Nigeria’s Northeast to increased jihadist pressure across the Sahel.
He urged Plateau, Benue and Borno States to deepen collaboration with the Nigerian Government, following a security review meeting with the President and Service Chiefs at the State House.
Musa disclosed that the President directed intensified military efforts, cross-agency coordination and border security upgrades.
He warned against fake news, assured of new equipment and air assets and stressed the role of citizens and state actors in restoring peace.
(VON)