The attention of the Theatre Command Headquarters Maiduguri has been drawn to various releases on social media on the operation at Gudumbali , northern Borno State. Most of the publications are not only fictions but imagination of the writers that have no iota of knowledge on military operation. Unfortunately, this is coming at a time when the military has created several avenues for them to get first hand information on our activities. In the quest to be on the same footing with each Nigerian, Media centre was established in the North East. Additional to this is the open door policy of the leadership style of our chief of Army Staff Lt Gen TY Buratai where he carries throughout his operational engagements media personalities. For the records Gulumba was captured by own troops on 10 November 2015
Showing posts with label Nigerian Soldiers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nigerian Soldiers. Show all posts
Thursday, 19 November 2015
Nigerian Army Debunks Reports Of 105 Missing Soldiers
Nigerian Army Meida Coordinator has debunk Premium Times report that about 105 Nigerian Soldiers Are missing including a commander. The statement released by Tukur Ismail Gusau denies the report.
105 Nigerian Soldiers Including A Commander Are Feared Missing After A Boko Haram Attack
According to Premium Times more than 105 Nigerian soldiers are missing after fierce fight with Boko Haram. The soldiers are from the 157 Battalion Gudunbali, Borno State. A commander is among the missing soldiers.
The soldiers were believe to come under an immense attack by Boko Haram, the insurgency also made off with T72 tank as well as several artillery weapons according to military sources.
Saturday, 4 April 2015
Video Of Nigerian Soldiers Dancing To Skelewu.
When you are a victor in the case of Nigerian Soldiers who have recorded a number of victory against the insurgency, Boko Haram in North East of the country, they can dance Skelewu all they want. The Nigerian happy and lively spirit go with you everywhere you go, even in the face of terrorism. God Bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria and her gallant soldiers.
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