The Nigerian army is set to launch an operation to tackle security challenges caused by clashes involving herdsmen across the country.
Acting Director of Defence Information, Rabe Abubakar says the operation would be named “Operation Accord”.
The defence spokesman assured that the military would not allow any individual or group to destabilise the Country.
And asks the media to support the military in the course of its duties in protecting the county’s territories and its people.
The Nigerian army is set to launch an operation to tackle security challenges caused by clashes involving herdsmen across the country.
Acting Director of Defence Information, Rabe Abubakar says the operation would be named “Operation Accord”.
The defence spokesman assured that the military would not allow any individual or group to destabilise the Country.
And asks the media to support the military in the course of its duties in protecting the county’s territories and its people.
The Nigerian army is set to launch an operation to tackle security challenges caused by clashes involving herdsmen across the country.
Acting Director of Defence Information, Rabe Abubakar says the operation would be named “Operation Accord”.
The defence spokesman assured that the military would not allow any individual or group to destabilise the Country.
And asks the media to support the military in the course of its duties in protecting the county’s territories and its people.
The Nigerian army is set to launch an operation to tackle security challenges caused by clashes involving herdsmen across the country.
Acting Director of Defence Information, Rabe Abubakar says the operation would be named “Operation Accord”.
The defence spokesman assured that the military would not allow any individual or group to destabilise the Country.
And asks the media to support the military in the course of its duties in protecting the county’s territories and its people.
The Nigerian army is set to launch an operation to tackle security challenges caused by clashes involving herdsmen across the country.
Acting Director of Defence Information, Rabe Abubakar says the operation would be named “Operation Accord”.
The defence spokesman assured that the military would not allow any individual or group to destabilise the Country.
And asks the media to support the military in the course of its duties in protecting the county’s territories and its people.
The Nigerian army is set to launch an operation to tackle security challenges caused by clashes involving herdsmen across the country.
Acting Director of Defence Information, Rabe Abubakar says the operation would be named “Operation Accord”.
The defence spokesman assured that the military would not allow any individual or group to destabilise the Country.
And asks the media to support the military in the course of its duties in protecting the county’s territories and its people.
The Nigerian army is set to launch an operation to tackle security challenges caused by clashes involving herdsmen across the country.
Acting Director of Defence Information, Rabe Abubakar says the operation would be named “Operation Accord”.
The defence spokesman assured that the military would not allow any individual or group to destabilise the Country.
And asks the media to support the military in the course of its duties in protecting the county’s territories and its people.
The Nigerian army is set to launch an operation to tackle security challenges caused by clashes involving herdsmen across the country.
Acting Director of Defence Information, Rabe Abubakar says the operation would be named “Operation Accord”.
The defence spokesman assured that the military would not allow any individual or group to destabilise the Country.
And asks the media to support the military in the course of its duties in protecting the county’s territories and its people.
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