₦airaland Forum

The Nigerian Army on Thursday authorised the posting and appointments of some of its senior officers.

This was made known in a statement by Brigadier General, Sani Usman, Director of Army Public Relations.

Those affected by the new posting and appointments include some Staff Officers and Commanders at various levels.

The newly promoted Major General OT Akinjobi, Head of the Operations Monitoring Team at the Office of the Chief of Army Staff, has been appointed Commander, Sector 3 Operation LAFIYA DOLE, while Major General MG Ali, Commander 9 Brigade has been appointed Commander of the newly created Nigerian Army Special Forces Command, Brigadier General BR Sinjen, Commander, Integrated Fire Support and Brigadier General FO Omoigui, has been moved from 2 Division Nigerian Army to Army Headquarters Department of Training and Operations and appointed Director of Operations

Brigadier General TA Lagbaja is to take over as Commander 9 Brigade, Nigerian Army, Brigadier General OR Aiyenigba, Director Land Warfare at the Armed Forces Command and Staff College is to move to the Office of the Chief of Army Staff as Head of Operations Monitoring Team, while Brigadier General AU Kuliya is to take over as Director Land Warfare at the Armed Forces Command and Staff College.

Similarly, new Brigade Commanders have been appointed for some of the Brigades at Operation LAFIYA DOLE.

These include Brigadier General EF Oyinlola, 22 Brigade, Brigadier General VU Okoro, 25 Task Force Brigade, Brigadier General AB Mohammed, 26 Task Force Brigade, Brigadier General AO Oyelade, 27 Task Force Brigade, Brigadier General MT Usman, 28 Task Force Brigade and Brigadier General MG Kangye, 37 Brigade, while Brigadier General AS Ishaq has been appointed as Coordinator, Nigeria Police Force for Operation LAFIYA DOLE.

Also, new Commanders have also been appointed for the various Army Headquarters Logistics Commands at the theatre.

They include Brigadier General AG Ibrahim, Brigadier General PN Okeson and Brigadier General OA Aminu for Logistics Base I, II and III, respectively. Similarly, the posting has affected several Commanding Officers of the various units in Operation LAFIYA DOLE, amongst others.

The statement added that the Chief of Army Staff has also directed that all those affected by the posting in the theatre, must remain committed and fully in charge until they are properly relieved in line with standard operating procedures and military professional ethics.

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Yes! Shake it up boyz* show dem boko boyz shege

They keep shaking up and yet we see no improvements in the war against these ragtag jihadists. What the army needs is more than just these "profiled shakeups".

Susu888:
Yes! Shake it up boyz* show dem boko boyz shege

Another Nigger Area person who cannot reason.

No matter how many shake up or shokoti bobo you people do, the fundamental problems still remain.

Nigerian army can only fight unarmed civilians and will always need borrowed borrow from foreigners to even manage to win a semi armed rag-tag army.....

Because the country was from the start designed to be a shythole where resources could be garnished for little or nothing...