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Lagbaja Redeploys Army Generals, More GOCs, Commanders

The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Taoreed Lagbaja, a major general, has approved the appointment and redeployment of more General Officers Commanding (GOCs), Commanders and other officers to enhance administrative and operational efficiency of the Nigerian Army. This is contained in a statement by the Director, Army Public Relations, Onyema Nwachukwu, a brigadier general, on Friday in Abuja. Those…

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Chief Of Army Staff Commiserates With The Adesinas

Chief Of Army Staff Commiserates With The Adesinas The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja NAM, attended the funeral church service and burial of late Engineer Francis Kolawole Adesina (JP), to commiserate with the Adesina family on the demise of their father. On his arrival, the COAS was received by the General Officer Commanding (GOC), 2 Division Nigerian Army (NA),…

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Army Chief to Visit Niger State After Ambush on Troops

The Chief of Army Staff, Lt-Gen Taoreed Lagbaja, is on his way to the Wushishi Local Government Area of Niger where bandits ambushed and killed troops. Many troops were said to have died during the attack which happened on Monday. Also, there were unconfirmed reports that the crashed Nigerian Air Force aircraft was the handiwork of the bandits. The Air Force has yet to debunk or confirm the…

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Shake up as Army redeploys Generals, appoints PSOs, GOCs, others

In an effort to reposition the Nigerian Army (NA) for operational efficiency and functional administration, the Chief of Army Staff ( COAS), Major General Taoreed Lagbaja, has approved the posting and appointment of some senior officers of the Nigerian Army (NA) to command, instructional and staff appointments across NA formations and units. According to a statement by director army public…

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At least 85 civilians were killed in Kaduna state, north-west Nigeria, in an air strike during a Muslim religious celebration on Sunday, the local emergency management authority said.

The civilians were killed in a "bombing mishap", President Bola Tinubu said without giving a death toll.

State Governor Uba Sani said they were "mistakenly killed" by a military drone "targeting terrorists and bandits".

More than 60 people were admitted to hospital for treatment, officials said.

The defence ministry termed the operation a "needless tragedy" adding that a routine mission against militants "inadvertently affected members of the community".

Nigeria's military has for years been battling armed criminals and militants who has been operating in parts of northern Nigeria, raiding villages and kidnapping residents for ransom.

The airstrike happened when villagers from Tundun Biri gathered for a religious festival on Sunday evening.

The head of the army, Lt Gen Taoreed Lagbaja has apologised to the residents and paid a condolence visit to the village.

He expressed regret about "the unfortunate mishap, describing it as a very disheartening occurrence", the army said.

Gen Lagbaja said that troops were carrying out aerial patrols when they observed a group of people and "wrongly analysed and misinterpreted their pattern of activities" to be similar to that of the bandits, before the drone strike.

President Tinubu has asked for a "thorough and full-fledged investigation into the incident and calls for calm while the authorities look diligently into the mishap" a statement from his office said.

The governor has also called for an investigation.

"The Northwest Zonal Office has received details from the local authorities that 85 dead bodies have so far been buried while search is still ongoing," a statement from the National Emergency Management Agency in the federal capital, Abuja, said.

"It is worthy of note that the casualties ranged from children, women and the elderly," it added.

One man, who witnessed what happened, told the BBC's Hausa service that there were two attacks.

"The aircraft dropped a bomb at the venue, it destroyed and killed our people including women and children," he said.

"The second bomb was dropped on some of us who went to bring dead bodies of the victims of the first blast. We lost about 34 people in my family and we have 66 injured people in the hospital."

A woman who saw the aftermath of the bombing told the BBC that bodies were strewn all over the place.

"Some women died holding their babies, some of the babies survived while others died along with their mothers," she said.

The Nigerian military has in the past been accused of causing civilian casualties while battling militia gangs, known locally as bandits, in the north-west of the country. The government has labelled the gangs "terrorists".

More than 300 people have been killed since 2017 in accidental strikes by the Nigerian military, a report by SB Morgen, a research firm, said.

In 2021, at least 20 fishermen were killed accidentally in a Nigerian fighter jet strike on a jihadist camp in north-east Nigeria.

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Nigeria's Army Chief calls for adaptability, ingenuity, and innovation to fight insecurity.Types of Cakes

Nigeria’s Top Soldier Calls for Innovation to Fight Threats Nigeria’s Army Chief, Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja, addressed military commanders at a conference. He warned of growing security challenges like banditry and kidnapping and urged them to be more adaptable and innovative in tackling these threats. Lagbaja emphasized the importance of protecting Nigeria’s territory and citizens…

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Army chief dismisses coup calls, demands good leadership

The Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Taoreed Lagbaja, on Tuesday, said personnel of his service had accepted the democratic system of government in place in the country and had no plan to truncate it. Lagbaja described personnel of the Nigerian Army under his leadership as agents of democracy. His statement comes in the wake of a series of coup allegations against the military. The allegations were fuelled by the forceful takeover of power by the military in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger Republic. Despite these allegations, the military has consistently refuted such claims on various occasions. Speaking at a seminar for the Nigerian Army officers in Abuja, Lagbaja stated that the Army was dedicated to upholding the Constitution. The Army Chief gave the assurance that soldiers would continue to carry out their mandates as contained in the constitution. He said, “Permit me to seize this opportunity to reiterate that the Armed Forces of Nigeria, particularly the Nigerian Army, has come to terms with the country’s choice of democracy as the preferred system of governance. We are, therefore, agents of democracy and have no desire to truncate it. “The Nigerian Army will continue to defend our constitution and not suspend it for whatever reason. It is the duty of our elected leaders to lead while the military does its job as enshrined in our constitution. Nigerian Army personnel must therefore remain professional and be above board as they discharge their constitutional duties.” In February, the Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Christopher Musa, said those calling for coup d’etat were enemies of Nigeria, saying the law would catch up with them. The military had earlier revealed that there were pressure from certain unnamed quarters for a takeover of government following the lingering insecurity in the country. But Musa said the Armed Forces ws on top of its game and would continue to do the needful in protecting democracy in the country. He said this while fielding questions from newsmen shortly after he inaugurated the main entrance of the 6 Division, Nigerian Army and Officers Transit Accommodation, both at the Division Headquarters in Port Harcourt. The CDS said, “Whoever is making that call (coup) does not love Nigeria. We want to make it very clear that the Armed Forces of Nigeria are here to protect democracy. “We all want democracy and we do better under democracy. And so we will continue to support democracy. And any of those ones that are calling for anything other than democracy are evil people and I think they don’t mean well for Nigeria. “They should be very careful because the law will come after them. We can see that with democracy, a lot of things are happening in Nigeria. Yes, we are going through trying periods, I mean in life, nothing is hundred per cent.” Read the full article

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Konko Below Lyrics by Lagbaja

Konko Below Lyrics by Lagbaja Lagbaja Lyrics Konko Below is one of the masked genius, Lagbaja, most prominent songs, and we’ve provided the correct lyrics below. Check it out. Lagbaja Lagbaja – Konko Below Lyrics IntroPade mi ni’sale ele Le le le leleleleleAh pade mi ni’salele Le le le le le leArigi di arigi diArigi di arigi di ahArigi di arigi di arigi diAh, thunderAtoto pato, atoto pato pato…

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CIMIC ACTIVITIES: COAS COMMISSIONS REMODELLED KUNDILA SCHOOLS.

As part of the Nigerian Army’s civil-military involvement in the state, the remodeled Kundila Schools in Tarauni Local Government Area of Kano State were put into service on December 19, 2023, by Lieutenant General Taoreed Abiodun Lagbaja, the Chief of Army Staff (COAS). Government Girls Senior Secondary School, Government Upper Basic Secondary School, and Kundila Nursery and Primary School are…

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Chike & Mohbad - Egwu Lyrics

Chike & Mohbad - Egwu Lyrics Imolenization Chike fun won ni pressure Street orientation Imoleni-zation Fun won ni pressure Aiye iye Aiye iye Aiye iye, Aiye Uhh uhh Uhh uhh Uhh uhh, uhh uhh All my nigga sha pro pro All my nigga sha pra pra Cover face like Lagbaja Get fila but we no dey cap TikTok boys dem tap tap tap Pastor do shira ba ba ba Omo ijo raba ba ba Feeling good paran ran Music no need permission to enter your spirit Anywhere, anyhow you know say you go feel me Music no need permission to enter your spirit Anywhere, anyhow you know say you go feel me Aiye iye Aiye iye Aiye iye, Aiye Uhh uhh Uhh uhh Uhh uhh, uhh uhh Awilo Longomba Egwu Chike ato ka kwa Mohbad mi dikwa bad I am living like no other Egwu anyị ana kwa ajụ kwa ajụ Nya bido bawa gi ime I no fit talk am you go know Feeling good paran ran Aiye iye Aiye iye Aiye iye, Aiye (Music no need permission to enter your spirit) Uhh uhh Uhh uhh Uhh uhh, uhh uhh Read the full article

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Remain Diligent and Continue To Discharge Your Constitutional Roles In Defence Of The Nation — COAS Charges Troops

Remain Diligent and Continue To Discharge Your Constitutional Roles In Defence Of The Nation — COAS Charges Troops The Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja has urged the troops of the Nigerian Army (NA) to remain diligent and continue to discharge their constitutional roles in defence of the nigeria territorial integrity. He made the assertion during a keynote address at…

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By • Olalekan Fagbade Kaduna Bomb Attack; Military will not deliberately attack innocent citizens - Women group A peace advocacy group, Women Action Alliance (WAA), has called for calm over the unfortunate drone attack that killed scores of civilians at Tudun Biri community in Kaduna State. The group, in a statement by the Convener, Miriam Sanni, on Wednesday in Abuja, said the Armed Forces of Nigeria would not deliberately attack innocent citizens. While commiserating with the Kaduna State Government and the people over the unfortunate incident, the group urged trouble makers to desist from taking advantage of the situation. According to the group, the incident calls for sober reflection, adding that the Nigerian military had a history of high professional conduct both at home and abroad as evident in their participation in peacekeeping globally. According to the group, the incident is highly unfortunate, especially at this time the Nigerian armed forces are successfully dealing with terrorism and banditry. “While we will not speak for the military, it is important we state that they are widely commended for their high ethical principles. “Rather than raising insinuations, we should see the period as one of sober reflection and mourn with the affected community. “We are convinced that the Armed Forces of Nigeria remain committed to peaceful resolution of security challenges in the country. “The support of the citizens is required to see peace and stability in the country,” the group said. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) recalls that the accidental drone attack by the Nigerian Army led to the death of scores of innocent citizens at Tudun Biri village, Igabi Local Government on Sunday night. NAN also reports that the Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Taoreed Lagbaja, had on Tuesday visited the community and apologised for the unfortunate incident. Similarly, a delegation led by the Minister of State for Defence, Dr Bello Matawalle, accompanied by the Permanent Secretary of the ministry, Chief of Defence Staff, Chief of Army Staff and other senior military officers also visited the state. (NAN)

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GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY: COAS ASSURES STAFF CONDUCIVE QUARTERS

SAYS OF ABDUL SAMAD RABIU QUARTERS WILL MEET MODERN-DAY NEEDS OF THE STAFF By Vincess Okushi As part of efforts to provide conducive housing units for personnel of the Nigerian Army (NA). the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja has performed Ground-breaking/foundation laying for the construction of Abdul Samad Rabiu Corporal and Below Quarters at the Muhammadu Buhari…