Nigeria’s new Chief of Army Staff, Tukur Buratai, has vowed that under his command, Boko Haram would either beg for a cease-fire or face the wrath of highly motivated and combat ready soldiers.

The Borno State-born Major General, who took over command of the nation’s army last week, said he was ready to lead soldiers to the dens and enclaves of the insurgents.
He has therefore re-christened the operational code of the counter insurgency efforts from “Operation Zaman Lafiya” to “Operation Zaman Lafiya Dole” – which in Hausa means ‘the quest for peace becomes a must’.

Buratai, who was in Yobe State to celebrate the Islamic Eid-el-fitri festival with Nigerian troops, moved to Borno on Sunday afternoon. He arrived Maiduguri by road and was received by the Borno State Deputy Governor, Zannah Mustapha, who immediately accompanied the army boss to visit the 103 Battalion of the 7 Division, Maiduguri in Konduga Town where they hailed the troops gallantry.

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http://naijafire.com/index.php/2015/07/20/well-make-boko-haram-beg-for-peace-new-chief-of-army-staff/

Cc; lalasticlala ishilove

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Lafiya dole

Promises no dey move us again.

abeg do dat fast our pple are dyin

fairy tales...

The wailing wailers will always wail. But for those that are familiar with what is happening, Boko Haram are being defeated. Their new form of operation, suicide bombing, is a form of desperation of a dying person. A soldier ant that is about to die bites hard on anything with its reach.

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Ok, Godspeed !

May God give you much wisdom, mental energy and willingness to do so.

Wishing you goodluck under Buhari's administration.

The time spent bragging about this should have being spent producing results. Always remember how your predecessor bragged and left without making any difference and today they move around in bulletproof cars because they fear what they couldn't kill. This bragging came way too early.