Nigerian Army Denies Coercive Recruitment Plans Amid Missing Soldiers Allegations
The Nigerian Army refutes allegations of intending to coerce Nigerian youths into military service, stressing voluntary recruitment. Lt. Gen. Waidi Shaibu, Chief of Army Staff, clarified the Army's commitment to transparency in the recruitment process.
The Army denounced false reports of missing soldiers and warned against spreading misinformation. The public is urged to rely on official communication channels for credible information.
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