Monday, June 8, 2015

Military Command Center Moved to Maiduguri

  

The Nigerian Military command center is to move to Maiduguri tomorrow Tuesday in line with the directive of President Mohammadu Buhari for "Operation Zaman Lafiya" design to crush Boko Haram.the army authority has concluded arrangement for all service Chief to move on Tuesday to Maiduguri while an advance team led by a general has moved in.
This was revealed today in a press statement signed by Acting Director of Army Public Relation Colonel Sani Kukasheka Usman, made available to the journalist.


“In compliance with Presidential pronouncement and the Chief of army Staff’s directive, a reconnaissance and advance team for the establishment of Military Command and Control Centre (MCCC) for Operation Zaman Lafiya for the fight against terrorism and insurgency has moved to Maiduguri, the Borno state capital.
“The team, which is led by a Two -Star General, has already commenced work in earnest and it is comprised of elements of the officer of the Chief of Army Staff, all the relevant Army Headquarters Departments and other combat support components. The centre will serve as a forward command base for the Chief of Army Staff and other service chiefs.
“The centre is essentially an elaboration of an already existing Army Headquarters Command and Control arrangement. From now on, the fight against terrorism and insurgency would be monitored, coordinated and controlled from this centre.
“I wish to inform you also that its establishment would not create another layer of Command structure but would add impetus and renewed vigour to Operation Zaman Lafiya, all aimed at bringing terrorism and insurgency to an end.
“However, an alternate command centre is also being established in Yola, the Adamawa state capital of the north east”. Colonel Usman stated

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