Defence & Security

Offer advice, COAS tasks retired officers

By Paul Michael, Defence Editor, Abuja

Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt.-Gen. Faruk Yahaya, has urged retired officers to offer advice and opinions that can help enhance security operations to curb errorism and insecurity across the country.

According to a statement by the Army, Gen Yahaya, made the call at the Combat Arms Training Week 2022, with the theme “Effective combat Arms Manoeuvre: A Panacea for success in battle”.

The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Faruk Yahaya, has called on retired officers of the Nigerian Army to feel free to offer opinions and suggestions that could be of benefit in ongoing operations to tackle insecurity in the country. Gen Yahaya made the clarion call today Tuesday 10 May 2022 at the Combat Arms Training Week 2022, with the theme “Effective combat Arms Manoeuvre: A Panacea for success in battle.”

He added that training of officers is a key to human development, performance and productivity.

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“Declaring the event open, the COAS stated that Combat arms are key to the Operational activities of the Army, adding that Nigerian Army operations revolve around the combat arms. He noted that a lot of operational successes are being achieved in the various theatres of operations, though there may be some isolated incidents.

“The COAS noted that training is key to human development, performance and productivity. He maintained that the NA will continue to partner with all relevant stakeholders to sustain training and build capacity of personnel to enhance efficiency.

“Gen Yahaya appreciated the President, Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of Nigeria Muhammadu Buhari for his untiring support to the Nigerian Army and pledged the unalloyed loyalty of the troops. He charged all NA personnel to remain apolitical as the electioneering season approaches,” the statement said.

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