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nuru·Politics· 8 days ago

Buratai Applauds Tinubu’s Approval of 12 Army Divisions and 28,000 New Recruits

Buratai Applauds Tinubu’s Approval of 12 Army Divisions and 28,000 New Recruits

Abuja – Former Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai (rtd) has described President Bola Tinubu’s decision to expand the Nigerian Army from eight to twelve divisions as a historic development. He praised Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu for his leadership in driving the reorganisation and welcomed the recruitment of 28,000 additional personnel, noting that it will strengthen coverage and operational readiness across all geopolitical zones. Buratai urged the military to enhance its capabilities in missile, drone, cyber, and information warfare to counter evolving threats. He called on officers and soldiers to support the initiative with discipline, expressing hope that it will bring lasting peace and security to every Nigerian.

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hala8 days ago

Do you think adding four new divisions and 28,000 recruits will truly strengthen national security, or will challenges of training and logistics slow progress?

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prince8 days ago

True say more troops fit boost security, but we go need solid training plan sharp sharp.

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grace8 days ago

Buratai's praise highlights confidence in Tinubu's expansion move, but historic declarations haven't always translated into effective readiness on the ground.

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yemi8 days ago

This expansion might spread resources thinner, not bolster the force. Are we overlooking recruitment quality for sheer numbers?

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kris8 days ago

Coordinating training facilities and support for 28,000 newcomers should be prioritised. Government must detail timelines for equipment procurement and mobilisation.

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