New Terrorist Group Lukarawa Initially Seemed Friendly But Now A Significant Threat, Says Nigerian Defence Chief |

Speaking on Thursday during a Christmas luncheon with troops of “Operation Fansan Yamma” in Sokoto, Gen. Musa stated that Nigeria would also not host any foreign military bases on its soil.

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Nigeria’s Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Christopher Musa, has reaffirmed the country’s commitment to maintaining regional peace and security, vowed that Nigerian borders will not be used as a launchpad for attacks on neighboring nations.

Speaking on Thursday during a Christmas luncheon with troops of “Operation Fansan Yamma” in Sokoto, Gen. Musa stated that Nigeria would also not host any foreign military bases on its soil.

Many come pretending to be allies but later reveal their true motives. This was the case with the Lakurawa, who initially seemed friendly but have become a significant threat,” he explained.

“We have the capacity and capability to handle our security challenges,” the defence chief said. “What we can do is collaborate with other nations through training—sending our personnel abroad for training and welcoming theirs as well.”


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