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Yahaya: Stop Wailing, It Is Only Proper For Buhari To Appoint Muslim As COAS – MURIC

Yahaya: Stop Wailing, It Is Only Proper For Buhari To Appoint Muslim As COAS – MURIC
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Why Buhari appointed Gen Yahaya as Army chief - Daily Post Nigeria

Daily Post Nigeria Published President Muhammadu Buhari appointed Major General Faruk Yahaya as the new Chief of Army Staff (COAS) last Thursday. The immediate-past Theatre Commander of Operation Hadin Kai succeeded the late Lieutenant General Ibrahim Attahiru who died in a plane crash in Kaduna. The choice of Yahaya was faulted in some quarters with critics arguing that the President should have considered a Southerner for the position. But the government and supporters insist appointments, especially in the security sector, are not done based on sentiments. With Yahaya’s assumption of office, 24 Major Generals are expected to retire from the Nigerian Army soon.

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TIMELINE: 26 men who served as Nigeria s Chief of Army Staff since 1966

Until his appointment, the new army chief was the Theatre Commander of Operation Hadin Kai, the counter-insurgency.

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Hold Ihejirika, Dambazau, Buratai, others responsible for arms purchaseNigeria — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

Stakeholders fault rights commission bill Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt.-Gen. Ibrahim Attahiru, has distanced himself from any wrongdoing in the procurement of arms and ammunition running into billions of naira from 2011 till date. x Appearing before the Olaide Akinremi–– led House of Representatives ad hoc committee investigating the matter in Abuja, the COAS said it behoved the lawmakers to ask “specific individuals” involved in the deals to account for the funds budgeted for procurement of weapons over the years. He noted: “You may wish to recall that I took over the mantle of leadership barely two months ago. The period from which you wanted this report, having been summarised in the executive summary, explains whatever details you will require. Issues of procurement that you so demand to know were done by specific individuals.

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Ask Former Service Chiefs How $1billion Arms Fund Was Spent, Not Me—Army Chief

Ask Former Service Chiefs How $1billion Arms Fund Was Spent, Not Me Army Chief In December 2018, Buratai, while addressing newsmen in Maiduguri, Borno State, had hinted that the money had been released but had not yet got to the army’s coffers. by SaharaReporters, New York Apr 13, 2021 The Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen Ibrahim Attahiru, has told the House of Representatives committee investigating the $1 billion Excess Crude Account fund meant for the purchase of arms to ask “the specific individuals” how the money was spent as he assumed office only two months ago. Appearing before the Olaide Akinremi-led House of Representatives ad hoc committee investigating the matter in Abuja, the COAS said it behoved the lawmakers to ask the individuals involved in the deals to account for the funds budgeted for procurement of weapons over the years.

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