Ex-Army Chief Warns of US Military Base Plans in Nigeria Amid Security Concerns
Former Nigerian Army Chief Abdulrahman Dambazau raised concerns about a possible US plan to set up a military base in Nigeria, citing security challenges and external interests. Dambazau highlighted the failure of US military bases in Niger Republic to curb insecurity and warned against Nigeria being exploited.
He emphasized the need for national unity to combat insurgency and avoid foreign interference. The ex-Chief also mentioned accusations of US aid funding terrorism in Africa.
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