By Segun Awofadeji
As part of efforts to enhance and strengthen the nation’s security architecture, the Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Ibrahim Attahiru, has reiterated the commitment of the Nigeria Army to enhance reforms in the military to address security threats, as well as improve the capacities of its personnel in complex operations.
The Army Chief stated this Tuesday at the opening ceremony of Combat Arms Training Week held at the Command Guest House, Bauchi.
Represented by Maj. Gen. Okwudili Fidelis Azinta, the COAS said that the Nigeria Army will utilise the support of the international entities to combat the various security threats confronting the nation, adding that the measures, when vigorously pursued and sustained, would make the Nigeria Army better equipped to take on present and future security challenges.
We ll utilize international entities to defeat security threat ― Army declare
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Workers Day: NLC threatens to embark on nationwide strike, gives reason Legit 10 hrs ago Kess Ewubare
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has warned that workers in the country will embark on a nationwide strike if the National Assembly passes the bill seeking to move the minimum wage from the exclusive legislative list to the concurrent list.
The president of the NLC, Ayuba Wabba, gave the warning on Saturday, May 1, during an event organised to mark Workers’ Day in Abuja, according to Channels TV.
Wabba said the national minimum wage is a global standard that should not be removed from the exclusive legislative.