The Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa, has appealed to Nigerians to exercise caution in their words and actions to avoid demoralizing the troops of the Nigerian Army. In an interview on the Sunrise Daily program on Channels TV, General Musa emphasized that the recent bombing in the Tundun Biri community in Kaduna State was unintentional and urged the public to recognize it as such…CONTINUE READING
During the interview, he expressed the Army’s remorse for any mistakes and highlighted their commitment to taking responsibility for errors, especially when it results in the loss of troops. General Musa clarified that the incident was not a deliberate act and reassured the public that the Army’s primary mandate is to protect innocent Nigerians.
Acknowledging the negative responses following the incident, General Musa emphasized the overall success rate of the Nigerian Army, with 99% of operations yielding positive outcomes. He mentioned that the Federal Government had established a committee to investigate the incident, expressing confidence that the truth would prevail once the findings were available.
General Musa underscored the importance of supporting the troops, noting that the majority of them are dedicated to ensuring the safety of citizens. He urged Nigerians not to undermine the morale of the troops through their words and actions, emphasizing the sacrifices made by soldiers who stay vigilant to safeguard the nation.
As the investigation progresses, General Musa assured the public that justice would be served if any individuals were found responsible for the unfortunate incident. In conclusion, he called for unity and understanding, reiterating the Army’s commitment to protecting the lives of innocent Nigerians.
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