Step up operations against bandits in Kebbi, army commander urges soldiers
An army commander has charged troops to intensify intelligence-led operations against bandits in Kebbi to deny them freedom of action in the state. Read More: https://punchng.com/step-up-operations-against-bandits-in-kebbi-army-commander-urges-soldiers/
Colonel Joseph Umaru, the Acting Commander of the 1 Brigade of the Nigerian Army, has urged commanders and troops in Kebbi State to step up intelligence-led operations against bandits and other criminals. During a visit to the 223 Light Tank Battalion in Zuru, the COAS Intervention Battalion III in Sakaba, and the 1 Battalion in Birnin Kebbi, Umaru emphasized the importance of intelligence gathering, information sharing, and cooperation with local authorities and other security agencies.
The two-day tour aimed to gain firsthand knowledge of the operational environment, assess troop readiness and welfare, and strengthen command effectiveness in the fight against insecurity. Colonel Umaru stressed that well-led, motivated, and equipped troops are better positioned to sustain operational pressure and accomplish assigned tasks.
He also reminded leaders to fully embrace the Chief of Army Staff's "Soldiers First" mantra by prioritizing the welfare, motivation, training, and professional development of personnel.
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