Nigerian Army Urges Traditional Rulers to Partner for Security in Imo State
The Nigerian Army has called on traditional rulers to partner with security agencies to address security challenges in the Southeast region. Major Gen. Obinna Ajunwa stressed the need for community engagement during a forum in Imo State.
Lt. Gen. Olufemi Oluyede highlighted the importance of harmonious civil-military relations. Brig. Gen. G.O.
Anyalemechi (Rtd) emphasized the role of the army as a symbol of strength and honor. Prince Izunna Obieful criticized poor leadership and marginalization as factors contributing to insecurity.
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