The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has described the military’s recent tactical changes in Borno and Plateau states ,as evidence of professionalism and responsiveness.
The muslim group also commended the authorities of the Nigerian Army for acting on the open complaints by the duo of Governors Babagana Zulum of Borno and Caleb Muftwang of Plateau complaining about the deteriorating security situations in their respective states.
Professor Ishaq Akintola, Founder / Executive Director of MURIC, in a statement said the governors ‘ complaints were echoed by the Islamic rights organisation.
MURIC confirmed that the Nigerian Army has started making tactical changes in some of its operations to contain the renewed attacks particularly in Plateau and Borno states.
MURIC also described the military’s recent tactical changes as evidence of professionalism and responsiveness.
“Authorities of the Nigerian Army have started making tactical changes in some of its operations to contain the renewed attacks particularly in Borno and Plateau states.
The changes began after Governor Babagana Zulum of Borno and Caleb Muftwang of Plateau complained openly about the deteriorating security situation in their states.
“We note with pleasure that the army initiated tactical changes in its operations in the affected areas yesterday with top officers being redeployed to strengthen ongoing operations.
It was gathered that the Theatre Commander for North East Operation Hadin Kai in Borno State and the Commandant, Nigerian Defence Academy in Kaduna, were among the senior officers allegedly redeployed.
“The Nigerian Army deserves encomiums for this swift response. It is symptomatic of professionalism and responsiveness.
Our gallant soldiers are giving Nigerian taxpayers the attention they deserve while endangered zones get necessary assurance of protection. This is exactly how democracy is run.
MURIC calls on Nigerians to appreciate the sacrifices being made by the army. We call for cooperation with soldiers particularly in war zones. We also charge Nigerian youths to be prepared to join the army for the purpose of defending the fatherland.”
