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Insecurity: ‘Work with Competent Officers’ – Buhari Charges Service Chiefs
President Muhammadu Buhari has charged service chiefs to work with competent officers irrespective of paper qualification to secure the country.
President Muhammadu Buhari has charged service chiefs to work with competent officers irrespective of paper qualification to secure the country.

The President shared this on Friday stating that the nation was looking at the service chiefs to provide rapid relief on insecurity.
He charged the service chiefs also to ‘go out into the fields and every part of the country, to ensure peace and security.’

He wrote,
“I have charged the new Service Chiefs to keep in mind that the nation is looking to them for rapid relief. They must identify competent officers irrespective of seniority and paper qualifications, and work with them to secure this country. As C-in-C I am backing them 100 per cent.
As I assured at our last security meeting, I have taken responsibility as C-in-C for them to go out into the fields and every part of the country, to ensure peace and security. I have accepted responsibility for all actions taken in fulfilment of the mandate to secure Nigeria.”
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