Banex Plaza Events Were Improper, Says DHQ
Banex Plaza Events Were Improper, Says DHQ
The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) has criticized the recent clash at Banex Plaza in Abuja between military personnel and civilians. In a statement released on Thursday by Maj Gen Edward Buba, Director of Defence Media Operations, the DHQ described the civilian attack on soldiers as self-sabotage………CONTINUE READING
The statement emphasized that such actions are detrimental, highlighting the need for civilian support to effectively combat banditry in the country.
Reflecting on the soldiers’ decade-long battle against terrorism, the DHQ underscored the importance of maintaining high morale among troops, who risk their lives daily for civilian safety.
“If military personnel err, it is crucial to report these incidents to prevent escalation,” the statement urged. “To win the war against terrorists and bandits, the military requires civilian support. Mutual respect and cooperation are essential.”
Addressing the Banex Plaza incident specifically, the DHQ stated, “What happened is unacceptable. Jungle justice is not the solution, especially when soldiers are sacrificing their lives. They deserve respect and proper channels should be used to address grievances.”
The statement also acknowledged that soldiers, being human, can make mistakes. It called for incidents involving military personnel to be reported appropriately, assuring that the military justice system would handle such cases.
“Our soldiers need to maintain high morale to fight effectively. They have been battling terrorism for over a decade, with some suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. Common sense and cooperation are necessary,” the DHQ added.
Recounting the events of May 18, Naija News reported that a physical altercation between soldiers and civilians over phone issues at Banex Plaza led to the deployment of additional military and police personnel to restore order. The plaza was temporarily closed for about a week before reopening
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