Lucky Irabor, chief of defence staff, says the Nigerian military will provide needed support to the Enugu government to counter insecurity facing the state. Irabor spoke on Tuesday during a
Author:Lucky Irabor, chief of defence staff, says the Nigerian military will provide needed support to the Enugu government to counter insecurity facing the state.
The defence chief said the Nigerian military hierarchy was impressed by the bold security measures so far taken by the governor. “We are here to assure you the armed forces and security agencies will give you all the needed support.”Speaking at the meeting, Mba said insecurity may hinder the state’s plan of growing the economy from $4.4 billion to $30 billion.
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