Defence Chief Warns Nigerian Soldiers: Bribery And Extortion Will Not Be Tolerated

Defence Chief Warns Nigerian Soldiers: Bribery And Extortion Will Not Be Tolerated

Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Christopher Musa, has condemned any involvement of Nigerian soldiers in bribery or extortion, calling such acts a betrayal of public trust. In a recent interview with CGTN Hausa, Musa reaffirmed the Army’s commitment...CONTINUE READING…

to safeguarding lives and property and urged soldiers to avoid behaviors that could harm their reputation or alienate the public.

Musa encouraged citizens to report any misconduct by military personnel, assuring them of the Army’s dedication to protecting the nation’s well-being.

Speaking in Hausa, he stated, “Soldiers should avoid actions that could lead to public distrust. Their duty is to protect lives and property, and accepting bribes only betrays the public.”

He assured the public that both Nigerians and the government stand behind the Army, adding, “We want Nigerians to trust that the Army is committed to their safety and will not engage in actions that bring shame to the country.”