The Chief of Defense Staff has assured Nigerians that the military will do its best to protect the people.
The Chief of Defense Staff, General Christopher Musa, has ruled out the possibility of a coup in Nigeria and assured that the Nigerian military is fully committed to supporting democracy.
During his first official visit to the Nigerian Army Headquarters 6 Division in Port Harcourt, General Musa assured Nigerians that the military is fully committed to the protection of the Nigerian people.
``I actually went from Imo State to Bayelsa, which is now in Rivers State, to encourage the troops to continue to do a better job and continue to be professional. We want to reassure Nigerians that we are here to protect them. We are here to protect democracy and ensure that democracy thrives. I'm here.
“There is no need to fear. A series of coups have occurred in countries surrounding Nigeria, including Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger. "We want to assure everyone that we are fully committed to supporting and advocating for the United States," CDS said.
He also revealed some measures to curb oil theft in the Niger Delta region, adding that President Bola Tinubu has committed some to the purchase of equipment to help fight oil theft. It added that it had approved the funds.
"The President also approved a portion of the budget to purchase tools to combat oil theft and criminal threats. We use technology a lot. It puts a lot of pressure on us. Sho.
"We would like to appeal to all the criminals who do what we are prosecuting. It's good, it's wise for them to stop." I am doing my best to recover. “We want oil production to increase in Nigeria so that Nigerians can enjoy the benefits of democracy.”
This week, several states in the South-South and South-East regions officially The visiting Chief of Defense Staff, , commissioned several projects to the 6th Division, Port Harcourt.
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project includes a 46-man improvised explosive device brigade company complex, 29 new battalion magazines, and 26 engineer regiment non-commissioned officers and non-commissioned officers.
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