Nigerian Army Denies Mandatory Recruitment Rumors Amid Security Concerns

The Nigerian Army has debunked rumors of mandatory recruitment circulating on social media, emphasizing that there is no plan for compulsory military service. This comes at a time of heightened insecurity in the country, with incidents of Boko Haram attacks in the Northeast, banditry in the Northwest, and clashes between farmers and herders in the Middle Belt.
Separatist agitation in the Southeast led by IPOB adds to the nation's security challenges. The Army stresses the importance of voluntary enlistment and urges citizens to follow official channels for recruitment.
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