Nigerian Army Chief Vows No Safe Haven for Terrorists, Intensifies Operations
The Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Waidi Shaibu, announced that terrorists, bandits, and criminals will no longer find refuge in Nigeria, as the army intensifies operations in forests, deserts, and national parks. Shaibu praised soldiers for recent achievements and urged them to maintain their efforts.
He highlighted the need to control key terrains in areas like Kwara, Kainji Lake National Park, and Old Oyo National Park to limit the freedom of movement for bandits. The army chief emphasized the importance of leadership, discipline, and troop welfare in ensuring operational success and community safety.
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