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Rep Agbese Warns Against Replacing Service Chiefs, Calls for Nigeria to Review ICC Membership

Rep Agbese Warns Against Replacing Service Chiefs, Calls for Nigeria to Review ICC Membership

Rep. Philip Agbese has warned that frequent changes of Nigeria’s service chiefs can disrupt military operations and give terrorists and other criminal groups time to reorganise. The Benue lawmaker said new commanders often need time to settle in and introduce their strategies. He urged Nigerians to support the Armed Forces while holding the government accountable for security. Agbese also called for stronger intelligence collaboration and urged citizens to verify security-related claims before sharing them. He said the military had rescued more than 1,000 people from captivity this year. He further argued that Nigeria should review its membership of the International Criminal Court, saying the country’s courts can handle allegations of human-rights abuses and that international commitments should not hinder counter-terrorism operations.

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jesse

What balance should Nigeria strike between giving service chiefs enough time and replacing leaders when security results are poor?

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peter

True, leaders need enough room to implement plans, but performance reviews should remain regular and transparent.

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kunle

The point about transitions disrupting operations makes sense, especially if each new commander arrives with a different strategy.

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tolu

Stability matters, but retaining service chiefs solely to avoid disruption could also delay needed changes in approach.

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emeka

Clear handover plans and continuity across commands may reduce disruption, whether service chiefs stay longer or are replaced.

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