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  The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) on Wednesday confirmed that some officers of the anti-narcotics agency have been stagnated on one rank for 15 to 20 Years. SaharaReporters had reported that some aggrieved officers of the NDLEA lamented over the alleged injustice, maltreatment and lopsided promotion under the administration of Brig Gen Buba Marwa (retd). The officers, in an article sent to SaharaReporters, had decried how the NDLEA leadership failed to promote some of its offic...

 

Buhari’s administration is characterised by many instances of injustice and illegality that Mr Tinubu should not emulate.

The Nigerian Navy has decorated 12 Master Warrant Officers (MWOs) with the rank of Lieutenant in appreciation of their exemplary performance. They were

A total of 34 soldiers are exiting the Nigerian Army despite the worsening security challenges the military is currently combating in some parts of the country, SaharaReporters has gathered. The soldiers, drawn from various formations of the army across the country, all belong to junior cadres who are mostly at the forefront in the field. They include warrant officers, staff sergeants, sergeants, lance corporals, corporals and privates. The Chief of Army Staff has since approved their formal dis...

The Nigerian Army says citing “loss of interest” and “low morale” as reasons for disengagement by soldiers will no longer be accepted as the basis for approval of voluntary retirement. SaharaReporters had exclusively reported how over 500 soldiers in the North-East and other theatres of operation wrote to the Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen General Faruk Yahaya, seeking voluntary retirement. The action comes amid security challenges being faced by the military as it combats terrorists, bandi...

Officers of the Nigerian army compulsorily retired by the authorities in 2016 have rejected an offer to convert their illegal disengagement to voluntary retirement.

Nigerian Army officers compulsorily retired in 2016 have rejected an offer to convert their disengagement to voluntary retirement. One of them, Colonel

The Nigerian Army has again approved the disengagement of a Warrant Officer and 17 others in various formations across the country.   SaharaReporters gathered that soldiers are expected to proceed on terminal leave with effect from January 15, 2023.   They are expected to be finally disengaged from the service from February 15, 2023.   The soldiers, drawn from various formations of the army across the country, are all junior cadres who are mostly fighting against terrorists and insurgents.

The Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen Faruk Yahaya, has denied claims that some soldiers of the Nigerian Army resigned from the service due to pressure, adding that soldiers are used to pressure. SaharaReporters had recently reported that 243 soldiers in the North-East and other theatres of operation applied to the Chief of Army Staff for voluntary retirement. The action comes amid worsening security challenges the military is currently combating in most parts of the country.