This is after a successful completion of intensive Pre-Deployment Training (PDT) at the Nigeria Army Peace Keeping Centre (NAPKC), Jaji, Kaduna State.
However, Jibrin warned the troops against any situation where they fail to respond decisively in a professional manner in the face of attack, saying the Nigerian Army will not accept such.
Jibrin who was represented by the Chief of Staff, 2 Division, Brig. Gen Johnson Oladende further warned the troops not to involve in trafficking of illicit substances of any kind, such as arms and drugs as these negate UN norms and cultural values of the Liberian people.
The Commandant, Nigerian Army Peacekeeping Centre, Major General Salihu Uba in his remark said the 700 troops have received adequate levels of mission training and preparations to ensure effective performance in Peace Support Operations in Liberia.
According to Uba, the training is in terms with the Army Headquarters desire to ensure that troops receive the needed robust and theatre-specific Pre-Deployment Training prior to induction into peacekeeping missions. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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Liberia ke! What abt Nigeria? Dont we need peace here too? Bokite are still very active o!
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ReplyDeleteLiberia again what's happening there have they released Charles taylor?
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