Nigerian Military Reacts to Court Ruling on Compulsory Service Rule
The Nigerian military responded to a court verdict nullifying the 15-year compulsory service before resignation rule. Director of Defence Media Operations Markus Kangye stated that the military law, as per the Armed Forces Act, remains in force despite the court ruling.
The court declared the rule unconstitutional, emphasizing the right of military personnel to resign at any time. Kangye clarified that the military will continue to operate based on the provisions of the Armed Forces Act until any changes are made.
The ruling highlights the ongoing legal and operational dynamics within the Nigerian military regarding personnel conditions and rights.
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