Nigerian army reacts to the Economist's publication on deepening insecurity

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“The vile report which the Economist chose to offer to its platform for publication, spared no effort in trying to vilify and rubbish the image, character and reputational standing of the Nigerian army, but failed woefully.'

The Nigerian Army has accused a London-based magazine, ”The Economist” of trying to denigrate, demonise and destabilise the Nigerian government in its recent article entitled “Insurgency, secessionism and banditry threaten Nigeria”.

He said the “Nigerian army remained a professional, hard-fighting and globally respected institution”. The army spokesperson said “it was also wrong to denigrate an army that had restored democracies, brought peace to troubled lands and stabilised the sub-region, through dint of hard work, commitment to duty, discipline and professionalism.”

“It is one of those deliberate falsehoods and noxious narratives orchestrated by a network of detractors and coven of dark forces working very hard to adorn the Nigerian Army in an unfitting garb of infamy.

 

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Nigerians believe the Economist than the govt. or the Nigerian army. If a fighting force like the Nigerian army, who won medals in Congo, Liberia, Sierra Leone cannot defeat a ragtag group masquerading as Boko Haram, we know why, everyone wants to be wealthy.

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