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The Head of Delegation, International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Nigeria, Yann Bonzon has extolled the support of the Nigerian Army towards the attainment of its humanitarian efforts. Bonzon gave the commendation today 20 January 2022 when he led a high-power delegation of the organisation on a courtesy visit to the Chief of […]

The Head of Delegation, International Committee of the Red Cross in Nigeria, Yann Bonzon has extolled the support of the Nigerian Army towards the attainment of its humanitarian efforts. Bonzon gave the commendation today 20 January 2022 when he led a high-power delegation of the organisation on a courtesy visit to the Chief of…

He said the visit has become necessary to discuss humanitarian challenges with a view to finding ways and means of surmounting them. He appreciated the support of the NA and protection given to the staff of ICRC during humanitarian activities in the North East and other operational areas across the country.

Yahaya stated that the NA is always willing to interact and cooperate with ICRC and any other organization in the conduct of its operations. He pledged NA’s continued partnership with the ICRC and urged the organization not to relent in the support to troops in the field, units formations, and training institutions.

 

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