Military police on Thursday said it has arrested twenty eight wandering soldiers within the streets of lagos.
Maj. Oyegoke Badamosi, spokesperson for the nine Brigade, Nigerian Army, Ikeja camp, made this known to the agency of Federal Republic of Nigeria (NAN) in port.
Badamosi said the soldiers were not on their duty post, the military police connected to “Operation Checkmate”, to curb misconduct and unauthorised movement of personnel within the town.
He added that the operation was geared toward checkmating soldiers who go about while not staying at their duty posts.
He, however, said those arrested had been discharged once confirmation from their offices that they were real personnel.
Badamosi said that the operation would be a daily routine and would be extended to different parts of the state to enable the military authority to still enforce armed forces rules on personnels.
Maj. Oyegoke Badamosi, spokesperson for the nine Brigade, Nigerian Army, Ikeja camp, made this known to the agency of Federal Republic of Nigeria (NAN) in port.
Badamosi said the soldiers were not on their duty post, the military police connected to “Operation Checkmate”, to curb misconduct and unauthorised movement of personnel within the town.
He added that the operation was geared toward checkmating soldiers who go about while not staying at their duty posts.
He, however, said those arrested had been discharged once confirmation from their offices that they were real personnel.
Badamosi said that the operation would be a daily routine and would be extended to different parts of the state to enable the military authority to still enforce armed forces rules on personnels.
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