Soldiers never shade tears is not for Nigeria as a Crying Soldier Replies Buratai: I’ve Lost Almost All My Closest Friends

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A soldier, Sergeant Musa Hassan, weeping over his loses in the ongoing war against Boko Haram insurgents, has replied the Chief of Army Staff [COAS], Lt. General Tukur Buratai who said that that some officers and men ENGAGED IN THE Boko Haram war lack sufficient commitment.
ElombahNews had, on June 19, reported that Lt. General Buratai lamented that some officers and men’s insufficient commitment is affecting the success of the counter-insurgency operations in the country.
Buratai had spoken on Tuesday at the opening of a five-day leadership workshop for mid-level officers and soldiers in Abuja.
He said the rising terrorist attacks were due to “insufficient commitment to a common national and military cause by those at the frontlines.”

Source: scannews

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