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DHQ bungled opportunity to end Boko Haram war — Retired Col Stan-Labo - Vimarsana News

DHQ bungled opportunity to end Boko Haram war — Retired Col Stan-Labo

DHQ bungled opportunity to end Boko Haram war — Retired Col Stan-Labo On Says new Chiefs must avoid predecessors’ pitfalls to succeed By Chris Onuoha Col Hassan Stan-Labo is a veteran and retired officer with a wealth of combat operational experience spanning his duty tour of Liberia, Sierra Leone, The West Darfur and Bakassi Peninsula as part of the Army’s Elite Infantry (Special Forces) Corps. Now a security consultant, defence strategist, resource fellow and Convener, ‘FIX NIGERIA NOW!’, Stan-Labo speaks on the replacement of Service Chiefs. Presidential spokesman Femi Adesina d...

30 million arms/weapons in wrong hands in Nigeria — Ex-Army chief - Vimarsana News

30 million arms/weapons in wrong hands in Nigeria — Ex-Army chief

30 million arms/weapons in wrong hands in Nigeria — Ex-Army chief On …‘Security experts’ ‘espionage visit’ to North-East’ By Chris Onuoha In the second part of his interview with Sunday Vanguard, Colonel Hassan Stan-Labo (rtd), a former Chief of Staff, 9 Brigade, Nigeria Army, Ikeja, says he is not surprised about the insecurity in Nigeria as, according to him, millions of arms/weapons are in wrong hands. He also speaks on amnesty for bandits and terrorists as well as the visit by some security experts to the war front in the North-East. Excerpts: Paying of ransom to kidnappers...

Breaking News | Nigeria: 30 Million Arms/Weapons in Wrong Hands in Nigeria - - Vimarsana News

Breaking News | Nigeria: 30 Million Arms/Weapons in Wrong Hands in Nigeria -

Views: Visits 14 In the second part of his interview with Sunday Vanguard, Colonel Hassan Stan-Labo (rtd), a former Chief of Staff, 9 Brigade, Nigeria Army, Ikeja, says he is not surprised about the insecurity in Nigeria as, according to him, millions of arms/weapons are in wrong hands. He also speaks on amnesty for bandits and terrorists as well as the visit by some security experts to the war front in the North-East. Excerpts: Paying of ransom to kidnappers has now become the rule rather than the exception. What do you think? Is it the right thing to do in our circumstance?