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Buratai visits Operation LAFIYA DOLE troops in Borno

Buratai visits Operation LAFIYA DOLE troops in Borno

The Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai, has embarked on visits to troops of Operation LAFIYA DOLE, as part of an effort to enhance the campaign against Boko Haram insurgents in the Northeast.

In a statement on Friday in Maiduguri, Brig. Gen. Sani Kukasheka Usman, the Director, Army Public Relations, said that Buratai on Thursday visited troops of of Operation LAFIYA DOLE /27 Task Force Brigade and the Nigerian Army Special Forces School, Buni Yadi in Yobe.

Usman said the visit was part of the Chief of Army Staff’s continuous efforts to personally engage and interact with commanders and troops on operational activities.

According to him, some 2,000 Mobile Policemen are currently undergoing training at the school.

Usman added that Buratai accompanied by Principal Staff Officers and Directors was briefed by the Commandant of the school, Brig. Gen. CA Apere, and conducted around the school.

Buratai visits Operation LAFIYA DOLE troops in Borno
Buratai visits Operation LAFIYA DOLE troops in Borno

Other officers in attendance included Brig. Gen. AO Oyedele, the Commander, 27 Task Force Brigade, Brig. Gen. AS Ishaq, the Nigeria Police Coordinator Operation LAFIYA DOLE and Superintendent Nicholas Tawani, among others.

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