Soldiers protest overcrowded cells, poor feeding in Sokoto, Nigerian Army begins probe of incident

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Soldiers protest overcrowded cells, poor feeding in Sokoto, Nigerian Army begins probe of incident
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The army says the incident is unfortunate and embarassing to the sound administration efforts of the Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Taoreed Lagbaja, a lieutenant general.

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Friday Sermon: Lets pray constantly and fervently for Nigeria’s peace and progress, By Murtadha GusauThe army says the incident is unfortunate and embarassing to the sound administration efforts of the Chief of Army Staff , Taoreed Lagbaja, a lieutenant general.has said it has commenced investigation into the protest staged by some of its personnel detained in its Sokoto barracks.

He said in line with the leadership style of the COAS, the Service had instituted an appropriate investigation into the incident to determine whether it was an isolated or widespread situation in similar detention facilities. It’s essential to acknowledge that news production incurs expenses, and we take pride in never placing our stories behind a prohibitive paywall.

The Army Headquarters has taken note of a report and audiovisual recording circulating on social media produced by some of its personnel held in custody at the 8 Division Garrison detention facility.

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