The Boko Haram sect on Thursday said the new service chiefs could not do better their predecessors in the counter-insurgency operations.

A factional leader of the sect, Abubakar Shekau, according to an online medium, HumAngle, said this in a video.

In the nine minutes 56 seconds video, Shekau reportedly said there was nothing the new service chiefs could do.

Obasanjo nearly retired me from army 21 years ago

Meanwhile, the immediate past Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai, Thursday said former President Olusegun Obasanjo nearly retired him 21 years ago.

Buratai, who said he was at the rank of Major at that time, described his attainment to the peak of his career, Lieutenant General and Chief of Army Staff, as historic.

He spoke at the Army Headquarters in Abuja at a formal handover to his successor Maj. Gen. Ibrahim Attahiru.

Buratai said the army would never remain the same after his exit owing to his transformational leadership and landmark achievements.

He said the army had been better positioned with intelligence gathering techniques and equipment.

He said the security situation across the country was largely stabilised under his watch.

On his part, Attahiru appealed to the soldiers and officers to reposition the army.

https://dailytrust.com/new-service-chiefs-cant-do-better-than-their-predecessors-b-haram

VERY Correct here...!

All the core service chiefs are Muslims. All of them

Shekau knows that point very well.

Thunder Faya Buhari left Nyansh...! How can you appoint Muslims to fight another Muslims who are simply doing Allahu-aka Barr work...?

They are right..they know what they are say, as long as their grand patron is still incharge they will always be protected..

TooMuchStuff:
VERY Correct here...!

All the core service chiefs are Muslims. All of them

Shekau knows that point very well.

Thunder Faya Buhari left Nyansh...! How can you appoint Muslims to fight another Muslims who are simply doing Allahu-aka Barr work...?

madman, so called educated people I pity dis country called NIGERIA.