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by Victor Ndubuisi
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Nigerian Soldiers of an unidentified battalion in Operation Lafiya Dole have protested their posting to a location in the Theatre of Operation.

The aggrieved Nigerian soldiers, according to sources at the Maimalari barracks besieged the headquarters of the Theatre Command in Borno State, shooting sporadically into the air on Thursday night following their deployment.

They cited non-payment of allowances and poor equipment as reasons for their rebellion.

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Some of the Nigerian soldiers who spoke under anonymity recall how a whole unit that went for reinforcement when Marte was captured last month, perished under superior firepower of the enemy forces.

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The Nigerian soldiers protest is coming on the heels of arms procurements mystery recently exposed by the National Security Adviser, Babagana Monguno, where both the outgoing and incoming service chiefs said they are in the dark on the whereabouts of the funds or equipment.

No less than ₦1 billion was released for the procurement according to Monguno, a retired Major General.

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As at press time, the Media Coordinator for Operation Lafiya Dole Colonel Ado Isa as well as the Director Army Public Relations Brigadier General Mohammed Yerima was yet to respond to a WhatsApp message sent to them seeking an explanation.

 

 

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