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Insecurity: Nigeria Now Safer Than 5 Years Ago, Says Army Chief, Buratai

Kennedy IgweBy Kennedy IgweJuly 27, 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai, Chief of Army Staff, says Nigeria is now safer than it was five years ago.

Buratai made the remark during a sit-out with soldiers injured in the line of duty at various operations against insurgency, and currently receiving treatment at the 44 Nigerian Army Reference Hospital, Kaduna over the weekend.

“You put yourself in a position that your sacrifice is something that you should be proud of. I am proud also and happy that you have chosen the right profession. I am very happy to see you, haven’t met some of you in the battle field, you were determined to pay the supreme prize,” said the Army Chief while praising the soldiers for their acts of patriotism.

“This is the true spirit of a gallant soldier and a patriot.

“I am proud you have made the impact that some of our colleagues and Nigerians are safe and I am equally happy that we are living in peace and Nigeria is Safer now than we had five years ago.”

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